My cart: 0 Item(s) Your cart is emptyWhether elderly, disabled, paralyzed or recovering from surgery, the bathroom harbors danger for anyone with limited mobility. While we always recommend that someone be there to help you bathe, a medical shower chair will provide the durability and support you need to feel balanced and safe. There are several variations of bath chairs for those with disabilities or injuries to choose from to suit the unique needs of each user. What different types of bath chairs are available? Our website offers a variety of bath chairs to suit your needs. For example, a bariatric bath bench can support people weighing over 400 lbs. Depending on the back support you need, there are bath chairs with back rests and bath chairs without backrests. Bath lifts use battery power to lower and raise a person in and out of the bathtub. Rolling shower chairs offer the convenience of having the ability to transport the person to and from the bathroom. There are also a few bath chairs that combine features to serve many different needs, such as a .
Please refer to the for a list of all of the different bath chair available. What is the difference between a standard bath chair and a bariatric bath chair? The difference between a standard bath chair and a bariatric bath chair are the amount of weight they can support. A standard bath chair can typically support up to 300 lbs. A bariatric bath chair can support a minimum of 400 lbs. and a maximum of 1000 lbs.; however the majority of bariatric bath chairs have a weight capacity of 600 lbs. How does a bath chair commode differ from a standard commode? A bath chair commode is created to be used in the water, and in the shower or the bath tub. A standard commode chair is made to be used next to the bed or over an existing toilet, and outside of the shower or bath tub. What is the purpose of a transfer bench? A transfer bench is used to easily transition a person into or out of the bath tub. This bench features an extended length that straddles the side of the tub and a seat on the inside of the tub.
To enter the bath tub, a person can sit on the outside length, swing their legs over the tub wall and slowly slide across the bench into the tub. How much weight can a bath chair support? Please see the answer to the question above regarding the difference between a standard bath chair and a bariatric bath chair. What material are bath chairs made from? Bath chairs feature a heavy duty molded plastic construction to provide strength and comfort. The chair is supported by an aluminum frame that is not only lightweight and durable but corrosion-proof to prevent rusting and help dry quickly. Yes there are several bath chairs that we carry on our website that can be easily transported. Though there are many lightweight chairs suited for travel, folding bath seats are the most portable type of bath chair as they are fold for convenient storage and feature a handle for carrying. How difficult is it to assemble a bath chair? From rolling shower chairs to bath lifts, bath chairs are generally simple to assemble and often do not require any tools to put together.
A few bath chairs with complex designs will be delivered fully assembled for customer convenience. Will a bath chair work in the shower and vice versa? Many bath chairs work in both the shower and bath, however some bath chairs are made specifically for use with the bath tub or shower. Transfer benches and bath lifts are made for use in the bathtub while a rolling shower chair is made for use with the shower. Please refer to the product description of each product to determine if the bath chair is compatible with the bath tub, shower or both. How do I know if a bath chair will work with my existing bath or shower? Before making a purchase, we suggest measuring the length, width and depth of your bath tub or shower and compare this measurement to the chair you like. This will let you know if the chair will fit in your bathroom and prevent a future return or exchange.Bathroom wheelchairs (also known as shower wheelchairs) are designed to make hygiene maintenance easier for those who find it difficult or impossible to make it to the lavatory.
These chairs typically feature an opening in the seat -- to allow users to toilet themselves while remaining on the chair -- and rust-resistant frames for use in the shower. Bear in mind that, when transferring your chair into the shower, you will most likely need a caregiver to assist. At 1800wheelchair, we carry the best bathroom wheelchairs from the top brands. We also have an extensive wheelchair accessories section, where you’ll find plenty of customization options to help ensure that your chair is a perfect fit. Also be sure to check out our extensive bathroom safety selections, you'll find grab bars, transfer benches, shower heads, bath lifts and much more. Collapsible without any tools Use for toileting or showering Fits most standard and elongated toilet bowls All aluminum frame and stainless steel hardware provides optimum rust resistance Flip back padded armrests Folds and fits into included compact carry bag Waterproof nylon cloth back Adjustable swing-away footrests
Free Special Soft Seat ($295 value) Add to cart for $150 off listed price Ideal for showers with a small threshold Snap together components Alleviates heavy lifting and unnecessary transfers Able to fit over toilets in the most confined spaces Innovative new design places large wheels in front Solid rubber tires Stainless steel frame Adjustable swing-away footrests Reclines for positioning For use as bath/shower or toilet chair Chair locks into position Ideal for tubs and showers with tall threshold Rolls over standard / elongated toilets Tool-less assembly Product weight: 21 lbs. Weight capacity: up to 242 lbs. Height adjustable to fit over most toilets and tubs Locking system for added safety Flip-up armrests and swing-away footrests Swing-away / removable push handlesCantilever fold-back / locking padded chair armsAdjustable swing-away footrests 24" Plastic rear wheels with locking brakes Open front padded seat Offers increased patient independence
Stainless steel frame Adjustable swing-away footrests Rolls over most standard toilets 20" Wheels Vinyl coated handrims Ideal for the more independent user Transports from toilet to tub Product weight: 75 lbs. Weight capacity: up to 300 lbs. Head & body support Product weight: 24 lbs. Weight capacity: up to 154 lbs. Available in five sizes Product weight: 35 lbs. Weight capacity: up to 330 lbs. 24" Wheels Vinyl coated handrims Ideal for the more independent user 5" Casters with total-lock brakes Adjustable seat height, fits over even the tallest toilet Padded, fold-back armrests 5" swivel casters with rear wheel safety locks Comfortable nylon backrest removes for easy cleaning Allows complete access to body for easy cleaning during bathing Swing-away footrests with height and angle adjustable footplates 5" or 24" real wheels Free Shipping Extra High weight capacity Threaded stem casters for additional safety
Product weight: 45 lbs. Bathroom wheelchairs allow users to roll into the toilet or/and the shower without having to transfer. Here are some considerations when buying a bathroom wheelchair: Toilet/Shower - What is the intended function? Will you be using the chair for the toilet only? Or, do you plan to use the chair in the shower too? Shower friendly wheelchairs must be able to stand up to the water. Doorway size - It is common for bathroom and shower doorways to be narrow. Commode and shower wheelchairs start at 22 inches in overall width - they are often wider. Home or Travel - We offer a varity of bathroom wheelchairs that breakdown and fold for easy travel. We offer other options as well, like bathroom transfer systems. This unique group of products allows you to safely transfer from the commode to the tub, toilet or shower without having to use multiple products or transfers. Additionally, we offer a wide selection of bathroom safety items: commodes, shower seats, transfer benches, and bath tub lifts.