HOMCOM 3-in-1 Shower Commode Wheelchair, Transport Beside Commode Chair, Waterproof Rolling Over Toilet Chair 330 lbs. Weight Capacity with Padded Seat, White

Easy to assemble and use,light weight but sturdy. Easy to move around.

I liked it because the size let it go through the small spaces of the bathroom that it has not been modified/adapted yet.

The padded seat is comfortable, providing great support during use. The chair is also well-built, sturdy, and easy to maneuver. I had to return the product because the seat's dimension was not a good fit for my father when he is using the bathroom.

My mom had a stroke which has left her right side paralyzed. She is in a rehab nursing home and she was complaining about the shower and potty chairs they were using for her. She is 5’, 175 lbs and the chairs they have are for much larger people. She wasn’t able to sit up correctly and her feet were dangling. It was causing her more undue comfort and pain. So I got this chair because 1. Reasonable price. 2. Wheel size for rolling 3. Foot rest 4. of course being dual shower/potty chair and 5. It fits over a toilet.It works perfect for her and the CNA’s love it.She says it’s like sitting in a chair, the cushioned seat is comfortable and it rolls nicely. I am very glad it works so well for her. when she comes home I’ll be her caregiver so it will be a huge help for me too.It was easy to put together and is very sturdy.I am grateful it was affordable as we are both on a budget.

A good value. Not bad to put together - but it's not a shower chair. Instructions say "keep dry at all times", and several reviews note it rusts easily. The 3 bags of nuts, bolts, washers, and the included assembly tools were daunting at first, but the instructions clearly listed what was included - and it wasn't awful after figured out the part about putting a washer on both sides of the bolts. The simple tools included were adequate, tho a second pair of hands and a drill driver would've been nice. Noted belatedly the instruction recommending leaving bolts LOOSE until everything in place. GOOD ADVICE. If you tighten everything down and then attempted to attach the back rest as I did, you will have to go back and loosen a few bolts to squeeze the back rest into place and then tighten all. That said, once everything is tightened it's sturdy and rolls easily on hard surface; on thick carpet, not so much. We have a 2 inch threshold to get over to get my mom in the shower. It's doable but not easily. No "tilt rod" to step on at rear to assist in getting over that or other threshold within our home.Seat/Potty seat, at 21 inches, is too high for greatest ease in plopping my 4'11", 95 pound mom into the chair. Unable to stand or walk on her own, she has to be picked up under arms and raised to standing position and then plopped on the seat. With her current, adjustable-height potty chair set at 18 inches, it's a simple up, pivot, and plop down. The height NOT being adjustable on this chair, with her small stature and weak legs, for this chair she has to LIFTED, especially to get her far back enough to be properly seated over the opening to the bucket, which hangs a couple inches below the actual opening, Note: if person and pot not positioned carefully, there could be spills. Toilet opening may be standard size but looks small, not as well-suited for men as an elongated seat and was not a good fit for my petite mom who had trouble sanitizing herself and getting waste paper through legs into the bucket. All in all, sturdy and a good value, but the non-adjustable height and small (but sturdy) wheels makes it not well-suited for our situation. Going to look for one with larger wheels, either lower or height adjustable, though will pay a premium for those features. Big bonus on this model: the flip-up/down foot rest.Odd note: The instructions, under the "Maintenance" section, say "DO NOT wash the entire chair, which should remain dry at all times." For a shower chair?