Product Description
The 22" Wide Aluminum Rehab Shower Commode Chair HL186 is a versatile mobility aid designed for providing safe and comfortable shower and toileting accessibility for seniors and users with limited mobility. This lightweight and sturdy commode supports up to 400 lbs, ensuring ease of maneuverability in homes, hospitals, and long-term care facilities across Canada.
Built with a durable aluminum frame, this multi-purpose shower commode features height-adjustable locking swivel casters for seamless transitions between different room heights. Optional 24" rear wheels are available to facilitate self-propulsion and greater user autonomy.
Comfort and safety are enhanced with textured foam seat, back, and armrests that mitigate slipping risks, flip-back arms for easy transfers, adjustable swing-away or removable footrests, and height-adjustable anti-tippers providing stable support across various flooring types. The commode includes a removable seat insert ideal for shower-only use, complemented by a large rear-removable commode bucket.
Key Features
Aluminum Frame The aluminum frame provides lightweight strength, supporting users up to 400 pounds (181.8 kg)
Locking Swivel Casters Equipped with 5" locking swivel casters customizable by height, adaptable to various transfer levels
Optional 24" Rear Wheels Upgrade to 24" rear wheels for self-propulsion and increased independence
Adjustable Seat Height Seat height adjustable between 19.3" to 21.3" (49 cm to 54 cm) in three increments
Removable Seat Insert Provides comfort and hygiene for shower use without accompanying bowel/bladder activity
Large Rear-Commode Bucket Commode bucket removable from rear for convenient cleaning
Swivel & Removable Footrests Adjustable in height, footrests can swing away or be removed for ease of use
Textured Foam Padding Molded seat, back, and arm rest pads to reduce slipping and enhance comfort
Flip-Back Arms Flip-back arms lock securely for the safety of transfers
Anti-Tippers Height-adjustable anti-tippers provide stabilization over uneven surfaces
Designed for Comfort & Safety
The shower commode is structured to prioritize user comfort with it's integrated padded supports and anti-slip materials. Built-in safety features like height-adjustable locking wheels secure the chair during transfers, providing reassurance in wet environments.
Included are practical elements such as locking casters that prevent slips during usage, while the adjustable footrests facilitate personalized positioning, making prolonged use comfortable.
Important: Follow weight capacity guidelines, and ensure proper adjustment of each component to suit the user's height and capability for safe operation.
Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Casters |
5" Swivel locking (24" rear wheels optional) |
| Seat Width |
22" (55.88 cm) |
| Seat Depth |
17" (43.18 cm) |
| Seat Height |
19.3", 20.3", 21.3" (adjustable) |
| Seat to Floor Clearance |
16.3", 17.3", 18.3 |
| Back Height |
18" (45.72 cm) |
| Arm Height |
11" (27.94 cm) |
| Arm Length |
13" (33.02 cm) |
| Footrests |
Yes - Swing-away/Removable |
| Weight Capacity |
400 lbs (181.8 kg) |
| Frame Material |
Aluminum |
| Weight (4 Casters) |
32.4 lbs (14.69 kg) |
| Weight (24" Wheels) |
42.8 lbs (19.41 kg) |
Best For
- Seniors seeking enhanced bathroom mobility
- Patients requiring caregiver assistance
- Users with limited mobility needing adjustable support
- Individuals needing a versatile bathroom aid
Why Choose This Rehab Shower Commode Chair
- Durability with rust-resistant aluminum
- Adjustable features for tailored use
- Safety-focused design with locking mechanisms
- Canadian-specific measurements ensure suitability for local needs
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Medicare pay for shower chairs for seniors?
No, Original Medicare (Part A & B) generally does not cover shower chairs because they're considered as convenience items. However, check with Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans or local support programs for potential aid.
What can you use instead of a shower chair?
Consider tub transfer benches, shower stools, foldable shower seats, or bath lifts for seated bathing. These alternatives provide stability and comfort, especially in compact bathrooms.
How to wash privates in shower chair?
Use mild soap and warm water, ensure gentle cleaning to prevent infection, particularly in skin folds. Utilize a handheld shower head for improved access and dignity.
Which way should a shower chair face for the elderly?
Optimal positioning allows water to flow naturally toward the user, ensuring ease of control over water temperature and spray direction.
Summary
The 22" Wide Aluminum Rehab Shower Commode Chair HL186 is the solution for anyone needing reliable support during bathing and toileting activities. Incorporating essential safety and comfort features, it caters perfectly to seniors in Canada. Ideal for both home and institutional use, it supports independence while ensuring caregiver convenience and user comfort. Explore optimal bathroom accessibility today.
Important Notice: This rehab shower commode is designed to assist with mobility and hygiene. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider to ensure this mobility aid is appropriate for your specific needs. Adhere to the 400 lbs (181.8 kg) weight capacity for safe use. Proper height adjustment is essential for comfort and safety. Individual results may vary.
