Drive Medical Portable Shower Chair Commode with Wheels

Drive Medical Portable Shower Chair Commode with Wheels
    Drive Medical
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    $160.95
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    Drive Medical Portable Shower Chair Commode with Wheels from HealthyKin.com is packed with features to ensure a pleasant and comfortable bathing experience. One of the greatest benefits is the ultra comfort padded seat, featuring an open front design making personal hygiene easy and convenient. When the shower chair is not in use the back and 12 qt. commode bucket can be removed without tools making cleaning and storage simple. The frame is manufactured with lightweight rust resistant anodized aluminum able to withstand a 300 lbs. weight capacity. Easy to operate this shower chair commode comes equipped with 3" non skid casters making transfer too an from any bathroom safe and secure. This product is protected by a limited lifetime warranty.


    Drive Medical Portable Shower Chair Commode with Wheels Features:
    • Easily assembles without tools
    • 3" Non-skid, rust resistant, swivel casters (2 rear locking)
    • Anodized aluminum frame
    • Back removes for easy cleaning (tool free)
    • Comes with removable 12 qt. commode bucket and cover
    • Plastic armrests
    • Padded, open front, vinyl toilet seat
    • Limited Lifetime Warranty
    Drive Medical Portable Shower Chair Commode with Wheels Specifications:
    • Width between arms: 18"
    • Outside width: 21.5"
    • Seat width: 16"
    • Seat depth: 16"
    • Seat height: 21"
    • Product weight: 14.1 lbs.
    • Weight capacity: 300 lbs.

    Part numbers: 11114KD-1

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      1. on 9/19/2016, said:
      Chair works fine.
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      2. on 6/2/2013, said:
      A locking wheel on the rear scrubs when the chair is moved even when the lock is disengaged. The opening in the front of the seat is too large allowing a leg to pass through and get caught if the patient is placed off-center on the seat
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