Platinum Health Shower Chair, Bath Chair, Padded with Armrests, Comfortable(tm) Deluxe Shower Chair. Institutional Quality. (Gray)

Bought this shower chair from Platinum Health. One leg was uneven despite correct assembly, but the company promptly honored the return and sent a replacement—partially pre-assembled and perfectly stable. Quick fix, great service, and solid product. Highly recommend.

Bought for family member home from hospital. Easy to open and add to shower. Comfortable. Very sturdy. Love the adjustable legs.

Sent to my Mom who lives in another state. My StepDad said it was heavy duty and worked great along with being comfortable.

The chair is soft and comfortable to sit in, and complements the blue decor of the bathroom.

The shower chair Medicare provided me was a wash, literally, as it would not fit in my shower - way too big and not adjustable. I got this thing about a month ago, and I'm quite completely pleased with it. It is literally the same "institutional" grade as the one that was in my rehab hospital room. Although made with high quality heavy duty materials, it is still light and easy to deal with. The frame tubing is the heavy grade, and the padding is exactly the same stuff used on the one at the hospital one, which is to say it's the best. I expect the chair will last for years. It fits in my fairly narrow walk-in (with sliding glass door) shower stall perfectly, as the feet are about a 16" square, and the shower floor curves upward beyond that., which is a seriously limiting factor here, but this chair works! It's quite comfortable, the rubber feet make it stay put so it doesn't slide around when wet, and it remains stable. I think it would also work in a tub, which also has the curved floor-to-sides issue. Those pliable rubber feet also spread the weight well enough that I have no fear of them punching through the fiberglass floor material. I was nervous about that after having to replace the original stall when the floor in it cracked years ago just from standing in it, but this setup seems to be fine. These feet are far better than the ones on the Medicare unit and most others I've seen. In the end, I really like it. It is functional, comfortable, and extremely well made.

Very nice sturdy chair. Too big for my shower

I am 76 and just had knee replacement surgery. I had borrowed a shower chair but it didn't have arms so ordered this one in gray. I am 5' (now after years of arthritis in both knees and ankles, lost 3") and this chair fits my needs perfectly. Since I knew I would be using the arms to push myself up, I didn't trust the chairs where the arms are attached on the sides. I liked how these are mounted under the seat. Love it, 8 was after surgery and not using as shower chair now but sure it will get used again as we are not getting any younger.

This is a lot more comfortable than other more solid shower chairs. The cushioning it gives has helped me stay longer on the chair without having too much back pain. It's also great that the side handles actually go a bit further out which is great since you don't have to precisely land in the middle to avoid them. The cushioning going almost all the way to the bottom is something that I really appreciate since I don't have to have my legs against bare metal when I move them around. It also doesn't seem to have any issues with drainage even though it has no holes and it dries pretty quickly too. One small thing I would do to improve this would be to add at least an inch more in depth, that way one could sit further back into chair and feel a bit safer. This is an issue my previous chair also had. It could also use a built-in seat belt of some sort in the future, which would be better than tying something around one's torso and backrest. But apart from that this is a really great shower chair, it's a lot more comfortable than my previous one and a lot more sturdy and stable.