OasisSpace Folding Shower Commode Wheelchair - 300lbs Bedside Commode with Padded Seat, Waterproof Rolling Shower Chair with Arms and Backrest, Shower Chair with Wheels (FSA or HSA Eligible)

I recently purchased the Wheelchair, and I am thoroughly impressed. The frame is sturdy yet lightweight, making it easy to maneuver both indoors and outdoors. The cushioned seat provides excellent comfort, even for extended use, and the adjustable footrests enhance overall support. I also appreciate the easy-folding mechanism, which makes transportation hassle-free.

THIS HAS BEEN THE BEST PURCHASE I HAVE MADE SINCE I HAVE BECOME WHEEL CHAIR BOUND. i USE IT AT NIGHT NEXT TO MY BED FOR A COMODE AND AM ABLE TO MOVE IT AROUND TO OTHER ROOMS. I USE IT IN THE SHOWER AND CAN TRANSFER FROM MY WHEEL CHAIR TO THE SHOWER CHAIR HELPING ME TO BECOME MORE INDEPENDENT WHICH IS WHAT I AM VERY THANKFUL FOR.

Overall, we are very pleased with the chair!! Well thought out in allowing the chair to semi-recline, plus flexibility with the handles used in pushing the chair to rotate and move. This rotation is great when space is limited in the shower. Two items that we'd like to see in a re-design would be to add locking wheels in the rear or at least allow a metal guard to put pressure on the back wheels to inhibit movement so that when a patient seats themselves it will give them more of a sense of stability. Not all patients can seat themselves slowly due to loss of muscle and core control. Second, we applaud the foot rest, however, another cross beam would be appreciated. Patients with smaller feet found the their feet can slip thru the large gap due to only having a single cross beam. If those two features were added, I'd give 5 stars across all categories. The comfort was only hampered by have one cross beam in the foot rest.

Sin duda excelente para personas con discapacidad. Muy útil para entrar a la ducha!!

I have been unable to shower without the use of a bench or chair for many years. I was excited when I saw this because it is far more portable and looked like a great solution to my increasing difficulty with transferring back to my wheelchair in a wet shower. This chair maybe great for using while we are on the road or in a very temporary situation but it is not sturdy enough or comfortable enough to shower from on a regular basis.When the cutout portion of the seat is removed to enable complete hygiene, the seat is not substantial enough to sit securely on. I am not small or large, measure about 5’ 4”, and well within expected range of weight for my height. The footrest is not large enough or sturdy enough to bear weight so you can lift a foot for cleaning and there is no way to shift your center of gravity because the seat rim is not substantial.I will use this when we travel, and it maybe useful for someone who has someone to actually bathe them but for someone who wants to maintain the independence of bathing this is not the chair to do it in.I gave it a three because it is lightweight, can be folded up to fit in a car trunk for travel and can be used as a commode, shower chair and transport chair in a pinch. I would not recommend it for someone who is wheelchair bound or has serious, permanent mobility impairment. It is a decent, pricey, back-up but not a viable daily-use shower/commode chair for people like me.Edit: I returned this chair. After trying to shower in it, I folded it up, as I would if I were travelling and getting it ready to transport. It leaked water from the frame so there were small puddles every time I moved it. It would have made a mess in the car. This was even after 4 days of being folded up and standing to let the water drain. I think there must have been somewhere on the frame that was not completely sealed so the frame itself held the water.

Great at first but quickly became wobbly and rusted out. Both the breaks and wheel joints became extremely rusty and stiff after only a couple months and not even daily use. Do not purchase.

Chair got rusty and wheel is wobbly for the cost should be better quality.😡

My mom needed a waterproof wheel chair and didnt want to spend 200$ or more. So luckily I found this one ! Easy set up and it’s been great so far. Many of her caregivers/ healthcare professionals that have seen it comment how nice it is or how it looks like an expensive one. The foot rest and smallyet comfortable size is also very helpful. My mom weighs 155 & is 5’7 for reference.I have and would recommend!