MaxKare Shower Chair with Back and Padded Armrests, Shower Stool 6 Levels Adjustable Height 26.8"-39.1", Support up to 300Lbs

This is a lifesaver literally. I needed something compact enough for a small 40” shower space and yet can seat a larger person after hip surgery. This fits perfectly while having ample seating area. It's nice and steady. It was easy to put together also great value. It's a keeper!

I needed to get a basic shower chair for after my total knee replacement surgery. Thankfully I didnt need to use it for very long but it was just fine. I am glad that I ordered one with handles. I was able to use those to support me while hoisting myself out of the chair.

I like all of my items I haven't tried any yet or put my shower chair together yet. I bought it for my safety in the shower. The binder is much bigger then I thought which is just perfect. Have a wonderful day and life to all employees at all Walmarts everywhere!!

My husband broke his foot and needs a shower chair. He has this shower chair for five week and it has held up well. Ot was very easy to assemble, is sturdy, and it does not move or slide on the wet tile floor. My husband is 6”5' and it is a comfortable size and height for him. Very good purchase for us.

Great item. I'm 80 and I was able to put this together in less than 15 minutes. I use it in the shower and it is very sturdy. I recommend this to all seniors. Is comfortable to sit on in the shower or for drying off

I got this for my stepmother and it's really worked well she's an older lady and she's not really doing good with her health it's awesome for her and it works well and it was easy to put together and delivered on time

The chair seems sturdy and sits level. Three tips when assembling. (1) The crossbars under the seat come pre-attached and may need tightening. I used a 5/32 hex head screwdriver bit. (2) The backrest attaches with hand screws (included), which require adding a curved metal washer (also included) per screw. The washers are not shown or mentioned in the instructions, but they go on as seen on the pre-attached crossbars under the seat (or see attached pic). (3) A curved plastic piece also came included and is not mentioned in the instructions (see attached pic). It doesn't appear to be essential to the chair and I have no idea what it is for. The instructions should be more thorough. An adjustment to raise/lower the backrest would be nice, as well as adjustment to move the side rails closer or further to the seat.

Not very stable. It says 300 lbs, but my mother, at about 240 lbs, is disabled and says that this feels very wobbly to her. She does not like using it. It's now sitting in my bathroom as a place to throw towels so that they can dry.

The rubber feet broke and punctured a hole in my tub while my postpartum wife was taking a shower, and about fell.

Chair feel over on my husband's transferring from his wheelchair into a shower. Too small for anyone over about 100 pounds. husband is 5'9 200 very average size male