Healthline Deluxe Drop Arm Vacuum Seat Shower Commode Chair With Footrest And Wheels

Description

Healthline Deluxe Drop Arm Vacuum Seat Shower Commode Chair With Footrest And Wheels has drop arms on both sides for easier lateral transfers and a sliding footrest on wheels in front that slides under the seat for easy access. It is waterproof, low maintenance and durable. With a wide range of fabric colors, you can custom design a shower commode chair especially pleasing to the user. This shower chair comes with a drop arm that gives a user the feeling of independence while having a shower without waiting for an external aid.

Why Choose Healthline Deluxe Drop Arm Shower Commode Chair?

• Lightweight, durable
• Reduce Back Strain
• Waterproof drop arm shower chair with wheels
• Low-Maintenance

Healthline Shower Commode Chair Features

• Healthline Shower Commode Chair With Footrest And Wheels has drop arm both sides
• sliding footrest with 2″ wheels on the front
• 4″ heavy duty wheels
• vacuum formed seat
• This Drop arm shower chair with wheels have 18″ between arms
• 300 lb. capacity
• 17.5″ clearance
• 38.5″H x 22″W x 23″D

What to buy with Healthline Deluxe PVC Shower Commode Chair?

• Healthline Folding Shower Chair Safety Belt
• Complete Medical I Got Your Back Long Handle Figure 8 Sponge

How to Maintain Healthline Deluxe Vacuum Seat Shower Chair?

• Standard disinfectants should be used for regular cleaning
• All joints of shower chair should be checked on regular bases to make sure that the pipe and fittings are secured
• If any PVC pipe/joint is loose use 3/4″L #10 stainless steel screws to secure each joint that is visually inspected
• Be sure to install screws in a position that would not hurt and end user, on the underside of the connector fitting
• Vacuum seat should be removed from chair and cleaned with a standard disinfectant

Caster Maintenance

• The casters provided are designed to be maintenance free. The ball bearings are stainless, and no additional grease should be applied
• If the casters are showing signs of rust, the casters must be replaced

Recommendation

• There should always be a caregiver present behind the chair in any transfer or showering of the patient
• This will prevent any type of accident if the patient makes any sudden movements that would not be expected