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When it comes to choosing the right shower chair, it’s all about stability, safety and comfort. Here’s what to look for:
• Plastic, PVC, aluminum and steel can take constant exposure to water and are made for long-lasting use.
• Height-adjustable legs make it
easy to position yourself perfectly.
• Armrests and back supports provide added comfort.
• Slip-resistant tips enhance stability.
$6560
Sturdy and comfortable with a shaped seat and back and large sitting area. Lightweight, rust-resistant frame with legs that adjust from 161⁄8”–22”H in 1⁄2” increments. Base: 171⁄4”W x 133⁄4”D; Seat: 21”W x 123⁄4”D.
081561893
Non-returnable hygienic product Oversize or overweight shipping
$38995
560 lbs.
Weight Capacity
• Seat width and weight capacity should accommodate user.
Homecraft® Shower Chair
315 lbs.
Weight Capacity
Homecraft® Sherwood Plus Bariatric Shower Stools
Sturdy 1” steel frame includes a vinyl-covered seat with generous 11⁄2” thick padding for added comfort. Base: 30”W x 21”D; Floor to Seat: 22”- 28”H. Seat: 22”W x123⁄4”D . Seat to arm: 7”H. Between arms: 20”W. Backrest adjusts from 2”–7” behind seat.
$46035
081345206 Without Back 081345214 With Padded Back
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Drive® Deluxe
Heavy Duty Bath Chair
Extra-strength, corrosion-proof aluminum frame includes a cross brace attached with aircraft-type rivets, and blow-molded plastic seat with drainage holes to reduce slipping. Base: 18”W x 17-1⁄2”D; Floor to seat: 14”-21”H in 1⁄2” increments; Seat: 20”W x 12”D. 081106830
Non-returnable hygienic product Oversize or overweight shipping
500 lbs.
Weight Capacity
$11110
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