Product Description
-Seat with Replaceable Cut Out for personal washing.
-Swivel seat turns 360 degrees, and locks every 90° allowing easier entry to and exit from bench.
-Seat glides over polished, high-strength aluminum tubes. Molded plastic seat and back, textured finish. Rust-proof aluminum construction. Adjustable height to fit user and bathtub clearance.
Key Product Features
- Seat Size: 20.5 x 13.5″
- Seat Height: 20.75 – 25″
- Base Width: 39.5 – 40.5″
- Base Depth: 18.5 – 20.5″ ,Weight Capacity: 400 lbs.
- Required Clearance: 14 – 18.5″ , Back Height from Floor: 33 – 37.25″
37663 – Snap N Save Sliding Transfer Bench with Cut-Out Swivel Seat
Average Ratings 5.0 out of 5
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I was searching for a transfer bench for my mother. She is very weak in the upper and lower extremities and has difficulty stepping over the the tub wall to get into the shower and has difficulty standing in the shower. I thought a transfer bench would be safer instead of using a shower chair because she would still have to step over the tub wall into the shower to sit on a chair.
After looking at transfer benches, I was afraid it would be difficult for her to scoot across it and then try to lift her legs over the tub wall.
After much research, I’m glad I found this transfer bench. I didn’t know they made them with a sliding and swivel chair.
It was easy to assemble-it feels sturdy. After I assembled it-I wanted to check it out and I placed it in the shower and had her use the sliding chair to get into the shower-it worked perfectly–but we haven’t used it for bath time yet…One thing I did not take into consideration is how to get the shower curtain around it and not get the bathroom floor wet-(it extends past the tub out into the bathroom area-the bench is about 36″ long. I just came up with the idea of getting 2 vinyl shower curtains for the shower rod and using Velcro or tape to attach them together, down to the part that meets the bench then tucking them in and around the bench and back into the shower. I hope it works–(I think this bench will be much safer and easier for my mother.
Rating: 5 / 5