OasisSpace Shower Chair for Inside Shower - 450lbs Heavy Duty Bathroom Shower Chair with Back and Arms, Wide Seat Shower Stool with Handles, Adjustable Handicap Shower Seat for Senior and Disabled

This is the best shower chair, I love it! It has a wide, comfy seat - perfect for curvy hips. Very sturdy yet light. Easy assembly, no tools needed; I assembled from my wheelchair. The notches for shower hose are superbly useful. I use it without the back and feel comfortable and safe. More than 5 ⭐️

It took just minutes to assemble and the adjustable height makes my mom more secure and comfortable while showering herself. Having a back to it helps her stability. It's generously sized, and even though she's a smaller person, the extra width help her clean herself more easily. We highly recommend it.

I had a list of specifics for this chair for my elderly MIL.. this chair was a little pricey in comparison to basic chairs, but it was worth every penny. Its been in use for a few months now and has held up, no mold or mildew, no rust. I 100% recommend!

Fits in shower. Easy to assemble and sturdy.

My new bath seat arrived just a little bit ago and I quickly opened the box and got to work putting it together.No tools needed with only 6 screws and 6 angled plastic washers to put together, which was for the legs (3 screws per leg). Everything was awesomely numbered, and it was a breeze putting it together. It took me about 5 minutes. You screw the legs on, flip it upright, then add the backrest, add either/ both armrests and if you want to add either/both the soap holder or shower head holder to either hole on either side. The legs are height adjustable.Sat in the chair and it seems sturdy and comfortable enough, so the next test is actually using it. Wish me luck!

My wife loves it in her shower for shaving her legs!

This chair arrived day after it was scheduled, this was a UPS issue, but when it finally arrived it was super easy to assemble. We had to leave the chair arms off. Even though it supports 500# the chair seat is narrow. My Mom weighs 250 she couldn't use it with the arms. Have you ever seen some one who weighs 500#. The chair seats need to be wider)!On the whole the assisted living will now let Mom take a shower after over a week. We are happy with the chair, Mom is very happy!!

Works great so far. Have had a short time both the wife and I use it. I'm 445 lbs. Got legs set on third hole from bottom there is a slight wiggle but nothing to be alarmed about I do shift my weight to get to all places. I left arms off and there is plenty of butt room. Can't say about other attachments as my shower not big enough w/o worrying about shower curtain not going over lip of bottom and getting water on outside floor. Had to try this chair in smaller shower since bath fitter 8,000 shower don't stand behind thier products.