Healthline Reclining Shower Commode Chair with Legrest and Footrest

Description

Healthline Reclining Shower Commode Chair with Legrest and Footrest allows the disabled and elderly to bath in comfort, even if they can no longer sit up. The reclining chair delivers extra upper-body support. It allows the user to tilt or recline while washing. It’s made of high-quality, long-lasting PVC with a health-grade finish. It’s simple to clean and disinfect this chair. It has 4″ heavy-duty casters that enhance base stability.

Features of Healthline Reclining Shower Commode Chair

• Healthline Reclining Shower Chair comes with a dimension of 54.5 inches H x 24 inch W x 39.5 inch D
• 21 inches between arms
• Back and leg rests adjust to five different reclining positions
• Made from the highest quality health care grade PVC
• 300 lbs capacity
• Note: When a user adds a soft seat, it makes the chair 24″ between the arms (28″ overall)

What to buy with Healthline Reclining Shower Chair with Legrest and Footrest

• Drive Deluxe Handheld Shower Massager With Three Massaging Options
• Drive Bath Mat
• Skil-Care Bath Mitt

How to maintain Shower Commode Chair?

Commodes Maintenance

• 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.

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.

Things to remember while using Healthline Reclining Shower Commode Chair

• 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