Eagle Health Supplies Swivel Sliding Shower Chair & Tub Transfer Bench, Heavy-Duty Capacity, for Safety Shower, for Elderly & Disabled (77692)

Excellent sliding bath bench! Easy to assemble and sturdy! The extra length makes it convenient!

This has been very useful for us as my husband has advanced Parkinson's and it very hard to get him in and out of the shower. I think he would've liked arms to hold on to but, we make do. Slides easily. Because of the way the seat faces, we have to press the opposite lever to slide the seat. We really needed the extra long but, you really do need to measure to make sure of the size you need. Adjustable height helps keep the water inside our shower. We were able to assemble it easily.

FOUND THIS IN AMAZON I THOUGH I WOULD TRY IT IN MY SHOWROOM AND LIKE IT. SHOULD PURCHASED EARLY ‘. WORKS FINE NOW I CAN TAKE SHOWER AND DO. NEED A LOTBARS

Like the chair that swivels and the positive locking tabs!!

This shower transfer bench worked beautifully transferring my husband safely from wheel chair to shower bench and back. Being able to position the seat in different directions to enable transfer going in and coming out of the shower was a huge help. Very stable and sturdy, yet light weight enough that when it was not in use, I could easily stand it on its side in the shower stall and close the curtain so that it was not always sticking out in the bathroom. One of the best investments I ever made in caring for my husband at home after a leg amputation.

This bench is really great. My mom has only been able to use it once due to illness, but when she did it worked flawlessly. Couldn't have showered her without it. Love the swivel seat. We ordered 2 handles - one for each side of the seat - which she needs to hang on to feeling more secure that way. Highly recommended if you are in need of this type of shower chair. Wonderful company to deal with as well.

This is perfect for a caregiver. Very easy to rotate the seat, and also very easy to unlock and slide seat. The height adjustment for the legs is simple. I originally did not purchase the arms, but found it was easier and safer for my patient to enter and exit the seat, and makes the seat more comfortable. I think the arms should be included and the purchaser can decide whether or not to use them.I have a seven inch threshold into the shower, and the top of the threshold is 4 inches above the floor of the shower and 6 inches above the bathroom floor, so the adjustable legs are perfect. I only wish there was a longer bench option.

Didn't work out well... can't return. Had to throw away. Even Salvation Army would not accept them even though brand new. Tossed it in the dumpster. Burns up a lot of money. I did the same with a shorter one that was extremely useless. So twice I went through this. This was a long one. It does sag down a lot when sat on, even with a small person under 90 pounds. But it also freaked my wife out, who has dementia. Hopeless result.