Measure your floor space
Check the width of your tub or shower floor to ensure the chair legs sit flat and the rubber tips have full contact with the surface.
Maintaining independence in the bathroom starts with a stable place to sit. This catalog organizes to help you find a seat that fits your space and your physical needs.
We look at the practical constraints of a bathroom—moisture, limited space, and weight requirements—to group these chairs into useful sets.
Whether you need a permanent wall-mounted fixture or a portable stool for shaving legs, these categories highlight the most common solutions.
These sliding transfer benches and swivel chairs help seniors and those with mobility move safely into the tub or shower
Versatile and portable seating options including rotating stools and folding chairs for easy bathroom mobility
From sliding transfer benches to rolling commodes, these tools help individuals navigate the bathtub and shower with ease
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Check the width of your tub or shower floor to ensure the chair legs sit flat and the rubber tips have full contact with the surface.
Consider if you need a backrest for balance or armrests to help you push up into a standing position safely.
For those who cannot step over a tub wall, look at transfer benches or swivel seats that allow you to sit down outside the basin and slide in.
A shower chair sits entirely inside the bathing area, while a transfer bench has two legs outside the tub and two legs inside. This allows a user to sit down on the outside edge and slide across into the water without stepping over the high tub wall.
Many items in this catalog are marked as FSA or HSA eligible, though you should verify specific product details before purchase. These medical aids are generally considered qualifying expenses for bathroom safety.
Look for compact shower stools or corner benches, which typically have a smaller footprint than full-sized chairs with arms. Measure the narrowest part of your shower floor to ensure the non-slip feet can rest securely without hitting the wall or drain.
Teak is a naturally water-resistant hardwood that provides a sturdy, high-weight-capacity seat with a more residential look. While plastic and aluminum are lighter and easier to move, teak offers a stable, spa-like feel and often includes built-in storage shelves.