Heavy-Duty Adjustable Shower Stool with Handles & Shower Head Holder – 6 Height Settings, 200kg

A heavy-duty adjustable shower stool that gives a safe, supportive and comfortable seat in the shower or wet room. Designed for users who need extra stability, it has an ergonomically contoured seat, integrated side handles, large non-slip rubber feet and a handy shower head holder. With six height settings and a 200kg capacity, it suits a wide range of users as a secure, hygienic bathing aid for everyday use.

Features

• Six height settings, adjusted quickly with a simple push-pin system, for a comfortable, personalised seating position.
• Ergonomically curved seat for comfort and support, with pre-drilled drainage holes so water drains away quickly, keeping the seat safe, hygienic and non-slip.
• Soft EVA seat cushion included – optional to use. EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate) is a waterproof seat cover that adds comfort and warmth, and its textured surface makes the seat less slippery. The stool is safe to use with or without it.
• Integrated side handles give extra support when sitting down or standing up, help with side transfers, and make it easier to lift the stool to clean underneath.
• Shower head holder at the front and rear keeps the shower head within easy reach, reducing the need to lean, reach or bend – especially helpful for users with limited mobility.
• Large non-slip rubber feet grip wet and slippery surfaces for stability and confidence.

Build Quality

• Heavy-duty plastic seat on a durable, lightweight aluminium frame – stable, yet easy to lift and reposition. Weighs 2.5kg.
• Supports up to 200kg, suitable for most users.
• Waterproof and corrosion-resistant for bathroom use, with a smooth, easy-clean surface for good hygiene.
• UKCA and CE marked, with a two-year warranty.

Assembly

• Quick and easy to assemble in under 5 minutes with no tools – attach the legs and set your preferred height. Fixings are included.

Good to Know

• Setting the height: for the safest, most comfortable position, adjust the stool so your feet are flat on the floor and your knees are level with or slightly below your hips. This reduces strain when sitting down and standing up.
• Stool or chair? Shower chairs usually have a backrest and give more support but take up more space; shower stools are often slightly lighter and easier to store.

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