DMI Tub Transfer Bench and Shower Chair with Non Slip Aluminum Body, FSA Eligible, Adjustable Seat Height and Cut Out Access, Holds Weight up to 400 Lbs, Bath and Shower Safety, Transfer Bench

Wow. I had foot surgery- non weight bearing 6 weeks. This is sturdy and made me feel safe. Felt so good to sit under the shower! Easy to put together. Good quality. Highly recommend!

This item is perfect for my wife who has Alzheimer's and a fractured right arm. Easy to put together and easy to operate.

I broke my knee and had to be NWB (nonweight bearing) for 4 weeks then slowly ease into walking and normal activities over several weeks. I nearly tumbled trying to get in and out of a walk in shower (as there was still a short barrier to jump over). Plus, standing on one leg while showering was exhausting and dangerous and a standard shower chair wouldn’t help as I needed something to hold onto to sit and stand up as I was only using one leg. This product solved multiple problems. I used it in a standard size bathtub/shower that has a curtain. I put the handle side of the bench outside of the tub. That helps me easily sit and stand on my own. I can also drape my towel over that handle. The sliding over feature helps me easily get into the shower without having to jump on one leg dangerously over barriers. The chair has two spots to hold my shower head, which is really helpful so that I don’t have to put it on the floor while lathering my shampoo into my hair. I installed a lightweight shower head with a long chord that has an on/off button on the shower head. That pairs perfectly with this product. I don’t lean on the back of the chair or use the seatbelt, but I see how that can be helpful for people who need it. Given the structure of the chair, even when pushing the legs all the way to the wall side of the tub/shower, there are several inches between the side of the seat and the wall. It would be nice if that side stuck out farther. I do not remove the center part is the seat as I like to scoot over as far as possible on the chair to have as much space as possible between me and the shower curtain. That means I am sitting on 1/2 to 2/3 of the width of the seat. I added a third shower curtain to my rod to prevent any water from getting out. I tuck the internal curtain in under the seat. The middle curtain hangs inside the tub before and after the chair. The final curtain stays on the outside. With this setup, I have had no water get out of the tub. There are plastic hooks on the side of the chair to temporarily hold it in position either all the way slid to left or right. This is a great safety feature. I originally tried installing this chair over my jetted tub (believe the side was 21” high). Unfortunately, the product didn’t clear that height. This product has been very helpful to be able to take safe showers during my injury, and I am glad that I purchased it. My husband set it up easily.

Sturdy, and convenient!

Had knee surgery with leg in a brace 24/7. This bench allows you to get seated outside the tub, then smoothly slide over into the tub. The latches on each end secure the seat in place on the rails so it doesn't move once in place. If I had used a shower chair, I would have had to maneuver my leg in a brace into the tub and get situated. This was much easier. You do need to be careful in the placement of your shower curtain around it to avoid water hitting the curtain and dripping outside, but this is easily done once you pay attention to it. I did find the seat cutout was not as handy as I thought it might be--with that much of the seat gone, I lost some stability. But it is easily left in place with no problem. Easy to assemble; but it does take up a bit of space. I also purchased suction hand grips and a suction holder to lower the shower head. Together it all worked beautifully!

Easy to put together, my tub is a bit small along with a small bathroom so I might put small wholes in the shower curtain so that the water doesn’t drip out. I’m moving soon as well the tub is bigger at the new place, so I’ll be just fine. But it’s sturdy, and exactly what I needed to get my dad in the shower as it’s only me helping him at this time. He needs help walking right now and this is the best thing to do, have him sit first then move him into the tub in a seated position.

It's too big for modern tubs/showers, and can't be used in my apartment bathroom.The spread of the feet is much wider than specified, and it takes up too much room in my normal sized bathroom. It really would be suitable for a walk in large shower stall with flat floors and plenty of floor space.the whole chair is very stable and sturdy, and the slide mechanics work wonderfully, but unless you have a large walk in shower it will be a problem to move or navigate.I am using a small adjustable shower stool instead.