Shower Chair for Inside Shower - Heavy Duty Shower Seat with Back - Shower Chair for Bathtub with Arms for Handicap - Shower Seats for Elderly - Shower Chair for Bathtub, 796C
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JT
> 24 hourWas as described. No problems.
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Click on Helpful
> 24 hourEasy to appreciate design build and assembly. From start to finish this took about 25 minutes to put together. The instructions page seemed more difficult to interpret than the follow along stickers found on the bottom of the main seat. The pieces are designed with parts that fir snug and secure in effort to make this a solid assembly. Once the main four bars are connected to the seat the rest is a breeze and requires almost no direction. Assembled the seat stays pretty rigid with little wiggle or flex. This was tested with 240 lbs for basic function and rigidness. The seat size fits our walk in shower and is accommodating for normal showering activity. Chair height is adjustable from 15 to 20 by easy push pegs. At 15 the seat has even less flex. If placed in a tub/shower the seat will not allow side to side fit leaving front to back the only option. Product packaging included a T handle driver. This tool is part of what ensures a good tight and secure fit of the screws into the chair bottom. Do not over tighten.
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BrianW
> 24 hourProbably the sturdiest shower chair I’ve seen. Easy to follow instructions. Just take your time. The bottom of the seat has screw in points that attach the tops of the legs. The bottom is marked #1 and #2. The curved upper legs are marked #1 and #2. Make sure to put them in the correct position or you’ll have to do it later. Otherwise everything else is push together with the button.
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Pockmarked Pariah
> 24 hourI put this chair together in about 6 or 7 minutes. The instructions were so easy to follow and I love the ergonomic Allen tool that was included. Instead of just the usual L, this one has a grooved handle to spin the screws into place...very thoughtful. The foot stoppers are angled and have holes to allow water to pass through. The aluminum feels sturdy. The chair is comfortable and the height is adjustable to suit short and tall people. (I put the backrest on upside down as you can see just because I prefer it that way.) The armrests and seat back are removable so this can also be used as a stool. If you need a shower chair, this one will not disappoint. Im so pleased with this order and I love being able to sit in the shower and while I detangle and deep condition my hair.
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Faye A Conway
> 24 hourThere is nothing wrong with the chair but it is too wide for my tub. Check the width of the your tub to be sure it fits.
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Kathy
> 24 hourVery well made and sturdy! Also , it is bright and clean looking. Easy to put together and adjust. Good price.
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Don Silver
> 24 hourJust had hip surgery. Easy to put together and use inside my shower. Gives you a good safety feeling
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donald zuccaro
> 24 hourSHOWER SAFETY
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Jeff L. Kelly
> 24 hourIt was easy to assemble, and I like the quality!
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justme
> 24 hourThe accompanying photos are to show what comes out of the box. When I read tool-free assembly I assumed that no tools were needed. So noticing from the pictures that much of the chair was assembled using fasteners (which require tools), I assumed that the only thing I would need to do is insert the bottoms of the chair legs. And that would qualify as the Hassle-Free Assembly that was mentioned. So a few minutes and done is what I figured. But after opening the package I saw that the chair was basically completely unassembled and that all accessories are included is most likely another phrase for the tools youll need for the tool-free assembly are included. But I dont really know for sure whats inside the wrapping because thats as far as I got. It seems that the more someone needs the chair, the less likely he/she is to physically be able to assemble it. So if you have kids or grandkids, grab one for this chore.