Medline 3-in-1 Steel Bedside Commode, Standard Seat, Sturdy Folding Frame, 7.5 QT. Bucket, 350 lb. Weight Capacity, Clip-on Seat, Easy Cleaning, Tool-Free Assembly, Gray

"This Medline 3-in-1 Steel Bedside Commode is fantastic! It’s sturdy, easy to assemble, and very reliable. The design is practical, making it perfect for daily use. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a durable and functional commode. Great value for the price!"

After having spinal surgery, my elderly mother was having difficulty using the restroom on her current toilet. It was too low. I looked at the medical supply stores and they wanted an arm and a leg for a potty chair. I came to Amazon to see what I could find for her and ended up making this purchase. I assembled it for her and got the height adjusted properly for her needs, which was very easy to do. The quality of the product is decent, considering it’s plastic and an aluminum. adjusted properly for her needs, which was very easy to do. The quality of the product is decent considering it’s plastic and aluminum. Mom says it’s comfortable and not too narrow. She’s 5’8” and weighs about 175.

Good, sturdy, inexpensive, helpful. Recommend this product

This product was received packaged well. All parts fit as advertised and was very easy to assemble. I like the adjustability of this product. Good price and quick delivery. Seems to be well made.

This toilet seat comes almost fully assembled, so it is easy to use right out of the box. I bought it to take to a medical office where I am a patient because I have a very bad hip, and the toilets there are about 12 inches from the ground! I had a very difficult time getting on and off them. I got the idea to get a folding one that the clinic could store in a closet, and this works for that purpose. It is a snap to release the armrests from the middle bar to put it away, or snap the bar to the armrests to set it up for use. The seat frame basically folds up, and the armrests fold inward over it. The chair is not perfect. It is just wide enough for me at 185lb, and 5.4, and the seat isn't too terribly uncomfortable, but it is far from comfy. It also doesn't fold completely. However, the ease of setting it up and folding it back up after use outweighs the flaws to some degree. The chair has multiple height options. This toilet seat works well for my purposes. If you need it as a full-time toilet seat, you might want to think about finding some way to soften the hard plastic seat.

When I was told a needed a new hip they also said I would need to adopt my house for my limited mobility. The toilet was one of several items needing attention. The Medline commode was recommended by my PT. Easy to assemble (you fold it out and snap the pieces in the brackets). Strong steel construction with a solid feel Easy to keep clean. Comfortable use for over the toilet.

the construction of the bedside commode is fine except for one part. the plastic lid of the bucket is very loose, I would say the lid is approx. 3/8 to 1/2 of an inch to small in diameter. there is no chance that the lid will seal the bucket from odor or prevent the content from coming out if dropped.

I got this to go over my toilet, as I can't bend at the waist after surgery. It works perfectly! The handles allow me to lower myself carefully. The frame is very sturdy for me (160lbs). The elongated toilet seat is a great size. We have it adjusted so that it's right over the toilet, so I'm very glad it's so customizable. The ability to take the pot out is great. It's also light enough that my wife can easily move it out of the way. Highly recommend for lower mobility.