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HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE
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LIFETIME WARRANTY
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BEDSIDE COMMODE
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SLIDES OVER TOILET
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FLIP BACK ARMS
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CHEST BELT
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4 LOCKING CASTERS
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24" Wheels
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ShowerBuddy SB6W Roll-In Solo Chair
I wished the actual frame was a bit lower to be able to reach for stuff in the floor, the cushion moves a lot so makes me nervous sometimes. Overall a good steady chair, better than the one I used to have. Hopefully last longer too.
This chair wasn't too hard to put together. The instruction were clear and I did it very quickly. It is well made, rolls very well and is super sturdy. Very happy with this as a bath chair.
Great chair my wife loves it. best chair on the market for a roll in shower and fits right over the toilet.
This seat on this chair is made too tall (high) to comfortably transfer to from a standard size wheelchair or bed. The seat is 24” high, and a standard wheelchair (average) seat height is 18”. It is very hard on the shoulders to pull oneself up and it makes the transfer dangerous so that I can’t transfer independently. The brakes loosen over time and are cheap and flimsy design and construction and break easily.
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ShowerBuddy SB6W Roll-In Solo Chair
I wished the actual frame was a bit lower to be able to reach for stuff in the floor, the cushion moves a lot so makes me nervous sometimes. Overall a good steady chair, better than the one I used to have. Hopefully last longer too.
This chair wasn't too hard to put together. The instruction were clear and I did it very quickly. It is well made, rolls very well and is super sturdy. Very happy with this as a bath chair.
Great chair my wife loves it. best chair on the market for a roll in shower and fits right over the toilet.
This seat on this chair is made too tall (high) to comfortably transfer to from a standard size wheelchair or bed. The seat is 24” high, and a standard wheelchair (average) seat height is 18”. It is very hard on the shoulders to pull oneself up and it makes the transfer dangerous so that I can’t transfer independently. The brakes loosen over time and are cheap and flimsy design and construction and break easily.