Medline Shower Chair for Inside Shower, Heavy Duty, 350 lb Capacity, Adjustable Height, Non-Slip Seat with Padded Armrests & Back, White

After a sudden accident, I needed a shower chair fast and didn’t have time to shop around. I chose the Medline shower chair out of necessity, and after nearly two months of use, I can confidently say it exceeded expectations.At 240 lbs, I needed something sturdy and dependable to transition safely from my wheelchair to the shower. This chair has been rock solid—no wobble, no doubt. The build quality is excellent, with a finish that looks clean and professional, not cheap or flimsy. For the price, it’s a fantastic value, especially for a product that absolutely must perform every single time.One thing to note: the rubber feet are designed to grip the shower floor, which means once it’s wet and in place, it won’t budge. That’s a safety feature, not a flaw—but it’s worth positioning it carefully before turning on the water.I would absolutely purchase this again. It’s a great product that delivers peace of mind when you need it most.

I've been very happy with this purchase. And I never thought there'd be a day when I would have to use a chair, but I broke my wrist and all of a sudden I was scared to death to stand up in the shower. So I've resorted to a chair and this one is sturdy and feels safe. And of course now I found out from using a chair just how much easier it is to scrub your lower extremities. Who knew. My wrist has healed and I'm still using the chair!!

Well pleased. I got this for a friend as I had one and felt they needed and could use this and it has certainly been a great gift. I am happy I was able to do it.

Perfect for the shower. My husband had back surgery and later he had knee replacement. We couldn’t have managed without the chair.

Positive: Over all the chair seams like a good sound chair. Good stability. Light enough an elderly person can move it.Negative:1 - there are metal washing inside the rubber feet. Those washers are not stailess or aluminum. They rust! Not so nice for you tub. I fabricated my own stainless ones.2 - the legs were just a bit too wide for my dad's tub. With the curvature of tub, the chair does not sit solid flat.

This is a very nice chair for the money. It is very light weight and durable. It has plenty of adjustment hole to fit most sized people. If you’re wide, it could cause a problem. I recommend this product.

Bought this for my mom when she visits. It fits perfectly in the tub. It is sturdy.

This shower chair is a dream to assemble—no tools required. The legs and back attach with just a few long screws (which you can hand-tighten), and the armrests simply snap into place. No bolts, no screwdrivers, no hassle. Even though the screws were a bit snug, I managed just fine—though a friend helped give them an extra twist. If you have arthritis, it might take a little more effort, but it’s still totally doable.Sturdy, slip-proof, and secure. The wide feet with thick rubber grips keep it firmly in place—though I still use a bath mat for extra safety. The hard plastic seat isn’t the most comfortable (I’m ordering a waterproof cushion from Amazon), and I wish it had a slightly curved seat instead of a flat one, but that seems hard to find in shower chairs.Most importantly, I feel completely safe using this. It’s rock-solid—no wobbling, tipping, or collapsing. The armrests are great for stability when standing up, and the height is just right (not adjustable, but perfect for my small tub). If you need a no-fuss, reliable shower chair, this is it—just grab a cushion for added comfort.