TABEKE Tub Transfer Bench for Bathtub, FSA/HSA Eligible 500lb Compact Shower Chair with Backrest & Padded Armrest, Height Adjustable Shower Bench W.Suction Cups, Shower Seat for Elderly and Disabled

I really love this shower chair. The cushion makes it comfortable, it’s light weight so I can move it about in my shower and I love the angle of the arms, perfect to help me stand. I have a severe back injury, so this was a must. I can’t stand for over a couple of minutes, before I have to sit. I love this chair, it’s sturdy and safe. Great purchase.

We had to replace our shower bench, something I wasn’t looking forward to because I liked the one we had so much. However this one is great, not as bulky, but sturdy. The last bench did have a spot for our hand held shower, this one has a clip but haven’t been able to get my hand held shower head to clip in. Unfortunately assembly was a little rough as one part had not been counter sunk on one side, we probably should have returned it but we needed right away. Lots of height adjustment and easy to do. Very comfortable.

It's very good. Stable, East to assemble, and adjustable, and light weight. Delivery came very fast as well. Only gave it 4 stars because if you sit on the seat for too long, it starts to hurt. Might need to put something over it first. It fits in my very small width shower perfectly and was definitely worth the purchase. Would overall recommend 👍🏻

Very sturdy, solidly built. Dad had health problems for a brief period of time, and this chair was a huge help!!!!

Works quite well. Easy to put together. Would recommend

Updated:So, the chair leg broke unexpectedly during my shower. Thank God I was somehow able to save myself from plummeting to the shower floor. Now I have to turnaround and buy another one. Super not happy.Shower chair leg I'm going to be kind of nice the beginning but it's going to squish down to nothingVery frustrated!After first 3 uses, removal from wet area, placed on moisture absorbent mat, the chair is already begun to rust already, leaving rust-bled stains.Just searched "rust" under the product support, and it provides lengthy steps for rust care whixh is conveniently omitted and described to the contrary in product description. It is unrealistic to expect those that require such a device for such a basic task like cleaning themselves to comply with "after every use," care instructions to maintain a device that's falsely described as "rust-proof." It's funny-not funny that those care instructions are absent from the product's provided description.Having said that, the chair is a good height for me which I was initially concerned about. I'm 5'7". Have had to tighten the screws 3 times since purchased in late September. It will tip back pretty easily if the sitter isn't cognizant.Rust and chair height were concerns for me so I'm very displeased with the false description.

This is a life saver. Fits is small space with great support. Takes the anxiety out of showering after surgery

I've only just assembled it and used it once. Everything seems in order, but I don't have a review about long-term. However, I was so impressed with the instruction manual that I thought I should say something. You might think this is a silly thing to review. But good assembly instructions seem to be rare.I opened the box and there were a lot of parts. A lot more than I expected, and I really wasn't ready to do anything about it right away. So everything went back in the box and I ignored it until the next morning.That's when I realized that the assembly was easy to read and very descriptive. The parts fit together so well that I could tell somebody (maybe even lots of somebody's) really paid attention to this. Every part is marked, so matching A-A and B-B just seamlessly reinforces the manual. Like I said, this kind of attention to detail where everything fits is just so rare... and there are even spare fasteners of each type that might be missing or flawed. It's just nice.So I started think "I got this" and decided to put the arm rests on without glancing at the instructions. How hard can it be? But I was immediately stymied by the fact that the arm rests didn't just fit perfectly like everything else. I didn't want to force it but I started to wonder how I could have gotten it wrong..... So I finally relented and read Step 6.It reads: "We design the handle tubes to be locked TIGHTLY to prevent possible wobble." Ahh... that explains it. So not only did they warn me that this was going to take extra force, but were kind enough to let me know *why* they did that. I started to laugh. And I had a really good long laugh at my own expense. I was beaten by an assembly manual.So why write a review over something so trivial? I'm still not sure, but this experience is still on my mind after a whole day of enjoying it. I hate that we tend only to write reviews when something goes wrong. This is my attempt to find a bit more balance.