Galenus Medical
Bedside Commode Wheelchair with Drop Arms & Lockable Casters, Waterproof Aluminum Shower Chair, Anti-Tilt Foldable Footrest, Sponge Padded Seat, 330lbs Weight Capacity, 3 in 1 Bedside Commode Chair
$229.99
- 【Sturdy 3-in-1 Aluminum Wheelchair】Crafted from durable waterproof aluminum, our wheelchair showcases remarkable corrosion resistance and a weight capacity of 330lb. It can serve as a bedside commode, a shower chair, or an outdoor transport wheelchair, providing versatile mobility for individuals with limited mobility, including the elderly, disabled, or those undergoing rehabilitation.
- 【Drop Armrests & Anti-Tilt Footrest】Armrests often get in the way when transferring the wheelchair user? Say goodbye to this inconvenience with our drop armrests! They can be folded upward to enhance accessibility. And the innovative non-ground-contact footrest prevents tipping risks, ensuring the user stays balanced even during vigorous foot maneuvers, with a foldable design for easy storage.
- 【Effortless Mobility with Locking Casters】Enjoy the ease of gliding with 4 silent 360° swivel wheels, each equipped with a brake for se stops. The raised, elongated waterproof handle is sponge-padded to ensure a comfortable grip, making maneuvering a breeze without exerting unnecessary effort.
- 【Enhanced Cozy Seating Designs】Delight in luxurious comfort with a widened seat cushion, waterproof to repel urine, incorporating a built-in high-density sponge for a comfortable feel. The large U-shaped opening keeps the seat clean from excreta. Additionally, the thickened non-slip backrest adopts a 30° ergonomic arc design, elevating snug back support to a new level.
- 【Convenient Waste Disposal】Included is a spacious 5.9 x 13.0 x 11.4-inch waste bucket, leak-proof and sealed with a lid to prevent odor spills. Easily pulled out from the back or lifted from the top for hassle-free waste disposal, it features dual handles to ensure steady transport. Convenient and hygienic!
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Directions
PARTIAL_DIRECTIONS 1. Assemble the wheelchair following the instructions provided in the user manual. 2. Ensure the drop arms are in the correct position for the user’s needs. 3. Check that the footrest is sely attached and properly adjusted. 4. Test the brakes to ensure they are functioning correctly. 5. Use the wheelchair as a bedside commode, shower chair, or transport wheelchair based on the user’s needs. 6. Clean the wheelchair regularly, paying special attention to the waste bucket and any removable, waterproof parts. 7. Store the wheelchair in a dry, clean area when not in use.
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Additional information
| Weight | 21 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 39.17 × 30.71 × 23.23 in |
| GTIN | 001001690979 |
| Product Dimensions | 39.17 x 30.71 x 23.23 inches; 21 Pounds |
| Date First Available | December 12, 2023 |
| ASIN | B0CQ3PJFND |
| Manufacturer | Hybodies |
Casey –
I purchased this chair so that I would be able to assist my dad with his bathroom needs. The size allows us to get into the bathroom and into the shower and it is waterproof. This chair gives him the support needed for him to take an independent shower which is very important to him. It assembled easily, is very durable so I know that he can be safely left alone for a bit to maintain his dignity. The arms move out of the way which makes transferring from bed to chair and back much easier. The wheels are solid and turn smoothly. We are able to make tight turns easily. I looked at other chairs, but thought this would be great because he can also use it as a potty chair and a wheelchair. With limited room space it is important that we have versatile equipment. This has made our lives much less stressful and helps alleviate the strain on our bodies by helping with my dad’s limited mobility.
Nelly Jones –
It was confusing to assemble, the video on the Galenus Medical sale page really helped.I use it exclusively as a commode chair for my disabled husband with dementia. He can’t walk, uses a walker to stand while transferring. I didn’t put on the foot rest, he needs to be able to put his feet under the commode to stand up to a walker. The arms are 31″ high. and go to the edge of the chair so he can push himself up, and lower himself down. Though sometimes he loses strength and plunks all 200 pounds down, this chair can handle it. I don’t need the wheels but they make it the perfect height.I love the larger waste bucket! Smaller round buckets don’t work well for men, no accidents with this one. The floor is finally safe from both directions. It has two handles, I yanked them both off so with gloves I can handle the bucket safely. I use Lunderg commode liners, here on Galenus Medical, they fit perfectly without the handles.>>>>>>>>Here i am 2 months later, the rear two wheels no longer lock, making the chair unstable. I tried to call the manufacturer, but it seems that Hybodies is no longer around.
Amanda Staggs –
This is a perfect setup!Love how easily it rolls, love the push handle on the back, and love that the arm rests moves out of the way for easy transfers!