Bathroom Shower Chairs
Shower chairs improve the safety and comfort of bathing for individuals with mobility challenges. These provide essential support and stability, making them some of the most popular shower aids offered by Vitality Medical.
Shower chairs come in various sizes and designs to meet different needs. For many individuals, standing in the shower poses a significant risk of slipping and falling, making a secure shower chai
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Cost-Effective
Compass HealthProBasics Shower Chair with Optional Back Support- Height-adjustable legs
- Anti-corrosion aluminum frame
- Easy tool-free assembly and height adjustments
$62.49 - $153.80(9)
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Highly Reviewed
MedlineKnockdown Bath Bench with Arms- Drop arms permit lateral transfer
- Fully adjustable height
- Easy to clean
$39.82 - $47.94(40)
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Best in Class
Drive MedicalDrive Deluxe Bariatric Shower Chair with Cross-Frame Brace- Shower chair with durable bench
- Features grip handles to reduce slipping
- Height adjustable
$88.25 - $98.60(6)
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Most Popular
What Is a Shower Chair?
A shower chair is an assistive device that provides a stable place to sit during a shower, reducing the risk of slips and falls. These chairs feature water- and slip-resistant seats, with or without padding, and legs equipped with non-slip or suction-style feet for reliable stability. Designed to remain in the shower, they offer essential support for individuals with mobility challenges, allowing for safer, more independent bathing.
Shower chairs are particularly beneficial for older adults concerned about slipping, as well as individuals living with disabilities, chronic conditions, or those recovering from surgery.
Types of Shower Chairs
- Shower stools: A seat without a back, typically portable for easy movement.
- Shower chairs: Include a backrest and often feature side handles for added support.
- Folding bath shower chairs: A foldable design that provides more space when not in use.
- Rolling shower chairs: Function like a wheelchair for easy mobility.
- Swivel shower chairs: Feature a rotating seat for easier entry and exit from the tub.
- Bariatric shower chairs: Provide extra stability and support for higher weight capacities.
- Padded shower stools: Offer a cushioned surface to reduce the risk of skin irritation.
When Is a Shower Chair Most Useful?
- When standing in the shower poses a high risk of falls and injuries.
- When an individual cannot stand or can only do so for limited periods.
- When a shower chair with a commode is needed for individuals who cannot be immediately transported to the toilet.
- When a reliable seat is required that resists rust and corrosion.
For comprehensive bathroom safety, consider installing grab bars and using non-slip mats for added traction and stability.
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