VEVOR Shower Wheelchair, 17.5in Width Aluminum Alloy Bathroom Wheelchair for Inside Shower, Adjustable Rolling Shower Chair w/Brake for Disabled Adult, 300 lbs Capacity Shower Commode Transport Chair

This was a great product for me. Helped my independence get back for me being a double ampute.

We bought this shower chair with high expectations and it did not disappoint. We’ve been using it for months now and can honestly say it was well worth it. My mom who is bed bound can now be transported to this chair and put into her roll in shower. It’s been a life saver. It gave her back her dignity. She is overweight so naturally we had concerns about its stability but we found this chair to be very sturdy and safe to use. Highly recommend it.

Good shower chair, BAD commode chair. We wanted chair so my paraplegic husband could care for himself, with bathroom, shower and sink use. TMI the persons bum falls into the hole quite a bit and it won’t slide of the toilet like that. Needs to be taller chair. Disappointed

Good chai. Easy to assemble. Two issues: the seat is too low, and needs to be higher 22-24”. Seconds, it handles the lop in a walk in shower poorly.

This shower wheelchair is a real problem solver for my 80 year old, 230 lb. disabled, mostly chair bound, husband and at a comparably reasonable price! I cannot speak to durability as we've only used it twice. The seat is slightly narrower than his usual wheelchair. But as he's only in it for around 45 minutes, that's not an issue. It fits, if properly lined up, through the door of our "no barriers" shower. And, though, as mentioned by another reviewer, the front wheels do not roll easily across the non-slip shower mats, we've managed by pulling out those mats and while he showers placing down a much smaller mat, in front of the grab bars, for him to stand up long enough to wash his back side. Two sets of back wheels are provided, one small set to use as a transport chair, and a regular large set so that he can propel himself. The footrests are both swing-away and removable. Most of the other available shower wheelchairs are either transport option only, or if they have the large wheel option, they are considerably more expensive. I believe that from the stand points of convenience, the added degree of independence, while providing additional safety during what is, arguably, one of the riskiest activities for a disabled person, this chair at this price is a very good value!!

Chair itself isn't bad but if you're a paraplegic the problem I had was the center part kept popping down into the catch basin and you have the potential of falling that's why I give this one star other than that after I fixed the center portion of the seat cushion to the underneath of the seat and replace the plastic rails with aluminum ones for the catch basin then it is fine it doesn't pop down through so unless you want to do some modifications I would pass on this one the only other thing was that the front wheels the locks on them hit the footrest when you are trying to turn not bad if someone's pushing you but for me I'm on my own all I got two armed power and it pisses you off when you have to pick your legs up and move them to get the wheels to turn so there you have it

This is a very sturdy commode/shower chair.

Best value!