DMI Drop Arm Portable Toilet Commode, Extra-Wide Seat, 500 Pound Weight Capacity, Bucket with Lid Included, Adjustable Legs, Elderly Assistance Products, Grey

Sturdy. Very thick & supportive. Feel secure sitting on it. I’m 365lbs, 5’5”. Only thing is my feet don’t touch when fully sitting back. I have on lowest setting. Very wide. Lots of space on either side. Took some trees to figure out how to lower arm, after together. Works better when seated on it. I haven’t put arm down as lots of room. Bucket secures well. I even had to slightly loosen 2 screws on bucket holder under the seat on one side, to be able to slide the bucket in easily. Still quite secure. Great handle & lid. Bucket not flimsy. Held all night up & down & lots of room left. Recommend highly, but for taller person, definitely. Well constructed. Took me 2 hours to put together. I can’t get on floor so used box to hold while placing together. All parts there. The thing with the duel wrench with the slotted end-horrible for using. Should fit nut, as with other end. Instructions well made. Not complicated. One of the screw holes didn’t want to line up for seat holder. Spouse pushed in in & I was able to finish. He also had to pull-force back rest into holes. Much too narrow. He got it in. Recommend having a strong person for that. Would’ve purchased smaller seat, so feet rest. But for huge people this is a good seat/chair.

This is the third bedroom commode that I have tried. This one has to be put together and does not fold for storage but it is the one that worked best for me. I am 5 foot, 7 inches in height. This commode was almost too tall for me at its lowest height but as I was recovering from a full knee replacement, I needed a higher than my normal toilet height as I did not want (due to the pain) to bend that knee for about a week. At first seeing it, I had thought what a wide seating platform but in use it was wonderful as it was sturdy and I had room to move around (when seated). The handlers were perfect in helping me stand. Once I had this commode the other two were given away. My husband was careful sliding the bucket out and did not find it to be any problem. As he just said to me, this commode was a life saver (I was having problems using the other commode (too tight when I sat down and not sturdy when standing) and wished we had purchased this commode first.

I recently had knee replacement surgery and was a little concerned about trying to walk to the bathroom in the middle of the night while on my prescription pain pills. I have this sitting right beside the bed. I am a large person, 255 pounds, and this fits me easily with plenty of extra room. It's very comfortable to sit on and the arms are very sturdy and steady. I have not yet tried putting it over the toilet because we don't have room for it to fit over ours, but it has definitely served the purpose I purchased it for. I purchased disposable bags to put in the bucket, and they work just fine with it. I purchased the ones that have the little sheet that turns all the liquid into a gel, and it makes it extremely easy for my husband to clean it in the morning. He just pulls the bag out, knots it and takes it out to the garbage. It is a little bit heavy but not so much that I can't move it. The price was reasonable and I would absolutely purchase this again.

4.5 🌟 This is a decent size that really doesn't take up a lot of space. The bars metal. The seat is a very heavy duty plastic. The bucket and lid are also plastic. Not flimsy. So far it seems stable. It's nothing fancy to looking. It's a portable commode I don't think they are supposed to be fancy. You could decorate it if you want I guess. I do like that it's adjustable. You can also drop the handles down by pressing down on the lever. Then pull it up and lock it in place if you want them up. I like that it's versatile that way. It's heavy enough to stay in place but easy to lift and move it around. Clean up on it is easy too. Slide the bucket out, carefully,put the lid on,if you want,then dump it in the toilet. Rinse it out with water about 3 or 4 times, more if you need to. Then put a little bit of bleach or disinfectant in it swish that around then dump that in the toilet and wipe the bucket dry. Also take I take a lysol wipe and wipe off the seat too. This comes in very handy with my elderly parent who just had surgery. They are very comfortable using this. The quality seems really good. The price was a bit high but it was needed.

Pro: Was easy to assemble and has lock nuts to prevent accident scratching of the skin. Its solid and holds my wife with no problems. I have to physically move her and I drop her pretty solidly some times and its staying firm. She weighs 170 so its not a tremendous amount of weight. Looks like it could handle more. The height makes it match to her chair for easier transfer. Still trying to learn how to use a transfer board. The drop arms help with transfer. Cons: Only that the pan is not quite as tight as I would like, comes out easily and concerned my fall out a little to easy. Overall: Solid toilet, the flat surface make it much easier to transfer on and off. The right toilet for our use.

This has a very wide base to sit on. It is extremely sturdy, holding my weight and my surgical leg brace. I love that the latch is easy to move the arm for when I was using my transfer board. Standard size bags from discount store fits perfectly.

Well made but make sure it will fit. If your toilet base and bowl stick out too much or form a 'V' it may not fit. Because my toilet base does come to a 'V' and the bottom of the bowl is also pointed, the commode hits the toilet when the legs are raised beyond the lowest leg setting but unless you are very tall the lowest setting is fine, but your feet my not touch the floor. I also had to remove the toilet seat underneath the commode because the legs of the commode in the rear were 1/2" off the floor bcuz it touched the seat, so this is now our permanent toilet seating arrangement but everyone finds it comfortable, not just me. Once I removed the toilet seat and set the commode legs on the lowest setting, voila! Not everyone will have the same shape of toilet or it's dimensions. I am 5'6" and my legs are dangling 2" above the floor when set at the lowest hole. But that's ok, if I want a small stool or a block nearby I can have one nearby. We don't really need one. It was easy to get up from even with my legs dangling. I hope it will be easy when I have major surgery this month. The commode must be assembled but it's pretty easy. It has nicely printed directions but you still need some common sense. I think it's well made and it should work fine even if a small block or stool is needed. See the images below once assembled. In the end, it worked for us and we live it. Updated here 3 mos after purchase and after surgery and in recovery. We all still love it! Good value. I just hope it fits your toilet too.

It takes a while to put it together, but the results are worth it. Very sturdy and comfortable. It should be easy to clean and the toilet should not get soiled. The lowest height is a bit high, but I can make it work. It is also wide, so make sure you have the space. I didn't need one for this heavy a weight, but I wanted one with a sturdy seat.

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