Wall-Mounted Fold Away Shower Stool
This folding wall-mounted stool with legs is a practical and comfortable solution to place in showers. It is designed for people who need extra security and support during showering, providing autonomy and independence.
It can fold against the wall and increase the available space when not in use. It is recommended that the installer evaluate the screws to be used when fixing depending on the type of wall or the place where it is installed.
Specifications
- Material: painted steel with white epoxy coating
- +R29Seat: injected polythene with holes for better drainage. 49 x 29cm
- Height adjustable aluminum legs: 42.5 to 47.5 cm
- Maximum weight: 120 kg. As long as the installation is correct.
- Item Weight: 5.1 Kg
For hygiene reasons there areĀ no exchanges/returnsĀ for personal items such as - Commodes, Toilet seats and frames, Toileting Aids, bathing aids - such as bathing cushions, Underwear, Incontinence wear, gloves, compression stockings etc.
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Description
This folding wall-mounted stool with legs is a practical and comfortable solution to place in showers. It is designed for people who need extra security and support during showering, providing autonomy and independence.
It can fold against the wall and increase the available space when not in use. It is recommended that the installer evaluate the screws to be used when fixing depending on the type of wall or the place where it is installed.
Specifications
- Material: painted steel with white epoxy coating
- +R29Seat: injected polythene with holes for better drainage. 49 x 29cm
- Height adjustable aluminum legs: 42.5 to 47.5 cm
- Maximum weight: 120 kg. As long as the installation is correct.
- Item Weight: 5.1 Kg
For hygiene reasons there areĀ no exchanges/returnsĀ for personal items such as - Commodes, Toilet seats and frames, Toileting Aids, bathing aids - such as bathing cushions, Underwear, Incontinence wear, gloves, compression stockings etc.
