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> 3 dayEasy 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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Mary-Ellen
> 3 dayDirections were clear. I appreciate good instruction and no guessing. I did not add the arms but they appear quite sturdy just like the chair.
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YAAZI7
> 3 dayI liked the chair for my mom. The only problem was it was a bit wide for the tub.
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Faye A Conway
Greater than one weekThere 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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Lee Belback
> 3 dayJust put this together for an elderly relative. My first impression was that the aluminum tubing is strong. Ive seen other medical equipment like walkers (and even canes) with weak sidewalls that bend easily. This can certainly take some serious weight. Putting it together is pretty simple with numbered stickers placed so you know where to put what part you are working on. All in all it seems like a good buy and feels sturdy.
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M. A. G.
> 3 dayThis chair was a perfect fit in my shower. Easy to handle but is also sturdy.
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Design Mom
> 3 dayI needed a shower chair post surgery. This chair was easy to assemble with a use of a tool that was included. The seat high adjustability is a key to my post surgery recovery. This product is well designed and feels sturdy. The only reason why I am giving it 4 stars is that when we opened the box the chair and the instructions had an odd, tobacco like odor. I looked for information pertaining the the type of plastic used and have not been able to find any information stating that the plastic is medical grade and non toxic. This was concerning due to the incision infection control. We rinsed the product very well and I laid a towel on the seat just in case. Otherwise this chair performs well.
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Jason Echevarria
> 3 dayfeels extremely sturdy and doesnt slide around. fits perfectly in my shower. the back is the perfect height for me
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ChrissieM
> 3 dayRecovering from knee replacement. Follow instructions to assemble and use with caution so you don’t tip. But easy enough to understand.
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Gorilla 70
> 3 dayPerfect size