Healthline PVC Standard Shower Commode Chair

Healthline Shower Commode Chair Features

• Provides clients with a greater sense of independence
• Extra Wide Heavy-Duty Zinc Pleated Casters
• Designed with standard commode seat
• Strong and stable shower chair
• Easy to clean, requires minimal maintenance
• Waterproof and rust-free
• Ideal for the handicapped individual
• Weight capacity is 300 lbs

Key Dimensions

• Width between arms is 18-inch
• Seat Depth is 18 inch
• Clearance from the ground is 17.5-inch
• 300lbs weight capacity
• 38.5" H x 22" W x 22.75" D

Benefits of Healthline PVC Shower Commode Chair

The type of PVC used to manufacture Healthline Medical’s products is an extremely durable material that is much stronger than other plastics. The strength enhancers used in the extrusion process allow the pipe to withstand high-impact forces not known in your typical plumbing pipe. The carefully designed pipe has been rigorously tested over the years to hold up to the standards required in the medical field. PVC has a very tight surface structure which results in a glossy surface that colors beautifully. All of our PVC formulations are RoHS EC 95 Compliant and do not include phthalate plasticizers. They have zero heavy metals including lead and cadmium. The chair is also easy to clean and disinfect, will not rust, and most of all will be safe.

Frequently Bought Together

• Medline Rubber Bath Mat
• Medline Hand Held Shower
• Norco Bath Sponges

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who needs a Healthline PVC shower chair?

   PVC Shower chairs can be beneficial for anyone who has difficulty bathing or showering independently, including:

   • People with disabilities
   • People with mobility issues
   • People who are recovering from an injury or surgery
   • People who are pregnant
   • Elderly people

2. How to care for a PVC shower chair?

   Healthline Shower chairs should be cleaned after each use. To clean the chair, simply wipe it down with a damp cloth and mild soap. If the chair is made of a material that is not water-resistant, such as fabric, you may need to spot-clean it with a mild detergent.

3. Can you use a toilet chair in the shower?

   Some shower chairs even have a commode bucket (or splash guard) option in addition to the commode seat but be wary of using a 3 in 1 commode in the shower as it may rust and as a result become hazardous.

4. Are shower chairs safe for the elderly?

   shower seats provide safety by avoiding the risk of slipping or falling. This is facilitated with non-slip materials such as rubber fittings on the seat's legs.