DN7025 Adjustable Tub and Shower Seat, White

I had surgery on my foot and was unable to walk for three months. My physical therapist at the rehab told me I needed a shower seat if I was to go home. I hadn't even thought of that. I found this one here at Amazon. I ordered it. Arrived quickly and packed well enough to protect it if it were bounced around during shipping. What I liked about this shower seat it has multiple height adjustment holes so it should fit into the average tub. It has a textured seat area making slipping off less likely. It is quite comfortable to use if one is having a need in this area. It stays put wherever I place it because it has nice thick rubber tips on each leg. Cleaning it is a breeze. I just used my shower massager with a brush and normal bathroom cleaning products, The quality of material used to manufacture this seat is not junk at all. In fact, it's one of the better seats I've seen. It's very easy to assemble only tool needed is a screw driver. I would recommend this product as well-made and affordable to those that may rely on reviews when they need an item they may not be familiar with.

Others to choose from but I wanted a functional and fully adjustible quality seat. A bit more expensive than some others but the superior quality was evident the moment you unpackaged the seat. Easy quick assembly also. Less than 48 hours door to door arrival from Kent WA to BC with my Prime. Thank you

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After a surgery I found that I needed to sit in the shower. This stool arrived and was EASY to assemble. (I had a broken arm). The rubber booties on the stool stop any sliding in the tub and prevent scratching! Good quality. Very sturdy!

I've used my first purchase many times over the years--each time when I was recovering from a broken ankle. It's fabulous in the shower; light-weight, non-slip seat and rubber caps on the feet. Easy to maneauver in any direction to adjust one's self. Adjustable seat height. Great piece of "furniture." Purchased 2nd unit 2 months ago to use as a "launching seat" at the top of the second floor landing, accessed by scooting upstairs backwards on my bottom, and then to ease myself up and into/onto a walker. Floor plan for very top step: Placement of a small, low, stepstool; a couple of inches behind the stepstool position the shower seat. You will use those last two placements as you do the stairs (lifting yourself up to the next step). Worked great for me, using the uncasted leg along with my arms, to push myself all the way up. Good luck with this multi-use item. BTW, my physical therapist invented this process to help me to be more independent. I'm 75 and glad to be agile enough to do this. Keep active BEFORE a disaster strikes.