KFFKFF Adjustable Shower Chair, 350 LBS Height-Adjustable Bath Stool, With 4 non-slip foot padsSecure Seating for Shower or Bathtub, Anti-Slip Shower Bench for Seniors, Disabled, Handicap

Perfect size for my small bathtub. Super easy to assemble, Very sturdy and comfortable, but also lightweight. I am disabled and taking a shower wears me out!! I haven't been able to shave my legs or exfoliate my feet properly in years. Now I can sit on this little shower seat and take the time to care for myself without bending over, being afraid I'm going to fall, or having to rush to do what I can before I get too tired. The rubber feet make it very stable and not slip. AND it helped keep the shower curtain from touching me haha! SO happy!

This was so easy to put together approximately 7 minutes if that. I have one working hand and it still got done quickly. I put it in a small corner shower and it fits perfectly. They even gave me 2 extra feet accessories. Thank you I love it and know I will get years of service from this stool.

I was looking for a chair that I could sit in the shower or the bathtub and nothing too big. it's got a clip on the side that holds your handheld shower. it also has a grip on the seat that you stick to it that's blue and also the legs have rubber grips on on them. I have found it very helpful when I'm in the shower I can sit down if I need to especially when I'm getting my feet. it does fit in small places it's easy to assemble and it's very lightweight but sturdy enough that I haven't had any trouble with it.

The price was in my budget this was needed quickly for someone disabled. The instructions were just a picture but it was pretty easy to figure out. it is sturdy and fit into a standard size tub comfortably leaving some room to still maneuver. Have had no issues with it and it made a tremendous difference to the disabled person to be able to bathe more independently. Very happy with purchase !

now i can set down and shower with both my legs having bloodclots setting on this bench makes bathing much easier 😁

Box was a bit beat up with a broken cut in the middle that was taped back up. Thankfully nothing missing nor ruined/bent in any way. Assembly easy, 61 yr old woman fairly handy took just a few minutes. Final product looks great, very easy to move up/down with pins on sides. It is just a tiny bit uneven although assembled correctly. I think one leg is just slightly shorter than the rest. Sturdy and I feel very safe on it. Excellent value for the price!

check your tub width before you buy a shiwer chair, some are too wide to fit in your tub. i happen to have a narrow bath tub and this chair fits it perfectly unlike other brands. it gives you room to move it around , its easy to assemble.

Needed for broken leg. It was helpful and sturdy. I did not want to remove it from my shower although I no longer needed it as it seems to have many practical uses. Unfortunately it does not match the bathroom decor and a friend suffering from long covid and post jab injury wanted to try it out as an added safety feature in her bathroom. Also, some Goodwill locations will accept gently used/cleaned assistive devices, so an item like this can possibly be reused.

The shower seat legs have 6 notches. Each time you lower the seat a notch it drops one inch in height. The highest level is 17 ¾ inches high at the center of the seat, the edges where the handrails (if you will) are a bit higher, (½"?) the lowest level is 12 ¾" high. the seat is 10 ¾" deep x 16 ¾" wide. It comes with a blue foam (sticker) cusion. it's a peel and stick. I choose not to use it. I placed two 1 gallon water jugs on the seat to show the size of the seat area. see pics. Pros: Fairly easy to resemble, but be aware that you need a little strength to press the legs on over the plastic pieces. It's small enough to fit in a 5th wheel camper rounded corner shower stall. The seat is helpful if you're handicap / disabled or just need a shower stall seat for shaving your legs. Cons: The unit I received had 1 left shorter then the rest so it wobbles a bit. Therefore I keep the height as low as possible for stability. Leaning to one side can easily flip the seat over and out from under you. The rubber feet are not super grippy. If you're someone who flops down onto the seat, it may slid when doing so. Tips: I tilt the seat over and against the wall to let the feet air dry to hopefully stop bacteria/mold growth underneath. I also dry the seat off, and the shower floor pan after each use. I'm happy enough with the purchase but keep in mind it takes awhile to arrive. I expected it within 3 to 5 days but no such luck.

easy to put together, feels wobbly, and is not very sturdy. also, the rubber feet slide on the base of the tub. Its ok for 20 bucks, but not the safest shower chair out there.