Galenus Medical
Medline Drop Arm Commode Chair for Adults and Seniors, Padded Seat, Removable Pail, Splash Guard, Drop-Down Arms, 350 lb. Weight Capacity
$114.35
- PADDED DROP-DOWN ARMRESTS— Ideal for individuals in wheelchairs, arms rests lower for easy lateral transfers on and off commode
- THICK, FOAM-PADDED SEAT—Extra comfortable resilient, foam-padded seat is perfect for adult and elderly users and those in wheelchairs or recovering from surgery for short-term use
- EASY ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT SETTINGS – Easy push-button design for simple, custom seat height adjustment from 18-22”
- EASY TO CLEAN AND HEAVY-DUTY—Clip-on seat can be removed for cleaning; sturdy steel construction with generous 350 lb. weight capacity
- MULTI-FUNCTIONAL DESIGN – For use at bedside or remove bucket and use as a raised toilet seat over a regular toilet
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Additional information
| Weight | 21.05 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 22.5 × 23 × 29.33 in |
| GTIN | 001001690115 |
| Product Dimensions | 22.5 x 23 x 29.33 inches; 21.05 Pounds |
| Item model number | G1-301DPX1 |
| Department | Unisex Adult |
| Date First Available | October 6, 2020 |
| ASIN | B08KSLM1L3 |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Manufacturer | Medline |
bette williams –
Very sturdy, will not turn over. if you have someone that’s unstable on their feet & when they sit down, this is a very sturdy drop arm bedside toilet for anyone that needs it. Not necessarily for elderly, but anyone! it is the best I’ve seen. It has a simple push button to release the arm on either side of the toilet so that it drops easily-the person can move from bed to the toilet. It has thick padded seat, which is wonderful for delicate or fragile skin. It has the ability to raise/lower for height; it has a back bar for support. It is so much better than the basic bedside toilet! it was well worth it simple to put together just a few slide in’s and pushpins and you’ll have it ready.
Ethel LaGrange-Fiermonte –
I broke my hip 2 weeks ago, had spent 2 weeks in the hospital with very little energy because adverse reactions to some meds I was given in the O.R. I also broke my thoracic spine. As a result I was a mess with seizures, Tartive Dyskinesia, Urianary Track Infection, and hallucinations.My husband bought this for me for home use. It was difficult to build, but so worth it. The bucket is deep, keeping your hands clean. It’s simple to convert my weight onto it. It’s a life savor!This
Tinawebmom –
I am a 5 foot 9 inch woman with long legs. This seat on its lowest setting has my toes as the only part of my foot that is touching the ground.My son who is just shy of 6 feet has no issues on any of the height settings.I love this though. It’s sturdy. It has arms so I can stand up safely and easily. It has a soft cushion for my bum while I shower. I have not used it as an over the toilet or bedside commode. We did see how it would function just in case. Easy to use as a commode and fits great over our toilets. If ever needed we’re set.I highly recommend spending the money based on safety. Totally worth it.PS had to shower in the backyard the first month after emergency spinal surgery. This chair inside a floorless two room shower tent was perfect. Now I can get upstairs to shower but am happy I could truly be clean while my body healed.