Essential Medical SupplyHeight Adjustable Shower and Bath Bench with Back, Padded Arms and Textured Seat - Perfect Shower Chair for Inside Shower or Tub for Seniors and Adults - Supports 300lbs.

I bought this chair for my grandfather to sit in after he gets out the bathtub for safety. Price point is Good! Quality feels good not cheap not flimsy. I sat in it to see if it was comfortable>YES IT IS! So much so I purchased a 2nd chair for our living room for his physical therapy because the chair is sturdy with grips and adjustable legs so it will be perfect for his PT as well. Not just good for the bathroom> multi use!! Also building it was pretty easy, just focus follow the direction, the frame has letters on it to match up with the other parts so once you get past the different directions at the beginning ..smooth sailing..

Great instructions - everything well labeled for the step-by-step assembly. Fits well inside the shower. The plastic wings on all the bolts allow easy tightening. Spouse feels supported and comfortable during showering.

Wow! I was really impressed. I usually stay away from items made in China as I have bought some real losers in the past. This is the exception. Excellent design, easy to assemble, very sturdy and easy to clean. It also fits very wellin a regular size bathtub with shower. I would give this a 10 out of 10.

I had fractured my foot and ankle and there was no way I could stand on my one good leg to shower so I resorted to a shower chair!I have a shower and tub with sliding glass doors so I could only have a chair and not a bench which was just fine too!Because of the glass doors, I decided to only put up one of the arm rest and forego the arm rest that is closest to the door, and it was so much easier getting into the chair inside my 18” tall tub! Please wait until you have a plan on how to use your space for maximum safety! It took me awhile to find a routine that was safe and efficient in moving around in the bathroom. It’s not just about getting into the tub! Place the good foot outside the tub when you want to get out and find leverage for both hands to support yourself getting up! Make sure your bad leg is also next to the good foot too! Just don’t ever put any pressure on so that means no standing on it! You have to have your back to the chair when trying to get in as well. The chair is defacing the shower head which is perpendicular to where I’m standing. I go through the doors and land on the side of the chair(the side with no arm rest) and as the chair is wide enough, I sit on the side and swing both my feet inside and then turn to face the shower head! (As the shower head can be quite tall, have someone bring it down before showering...when my one good leg was strong enough then I’d just stand on it to grab the shower head!The chair was very sturdy but one thing, I had to make sure I was the first to shower on any day! The chair is usually pushed back in the tub so that it does not get in the way of others when they’re using he shower.If someone had already showered first and there is water in the floor, the chair does not budge and move well across the floor. But if it’s dry then it’s all good! The holes in the chair can cause discomfort because you’re weighing down onto the holes and you’d find the impressions of those holes around your body and it could take sometime for the skin to return to normal.The bench is actually quite wide and thank goodness it was enough room to wiggle and turn around if needed!A sturdy chair thugs had given me no problems! Assembly was done by my family who said it was easy! It’s just pets and screens that need to fit seamlessly!There was no issues at all!But please...if you have a cast, pleaser use and shower cover or a shower cast!

Secure but think the back isn't necessary.

This chair was easy to put together. Very sturdy.

Worked out great for my mom with severe arthritis in her knees! Taller seat so she can get up easier and more confidently out of the shower…. Exactly what she needed.

This is a well built and thought out design.It may be too big for a tub but a shower stall seems to be just right.You need no tools for assembly and every screw is able to be hand tightened.Kudos