Adjustable shower Chair for inside shower with Unique Heavy Duty Crossbar Supports, Shower Stool for the inside tub, Bath stool, adjustable shower chair for the elderly and disabled, 500 lbs

This is very sturdy and the perfect size for a small tub. It was easy to assemble. It is very easy to adjust height and positions. It is slip resistant, extremely comfortable, and has the functions I was looking for. I purchased this for bating my small dogs in the bathtub without having to get down on my arthritic knees. Oh happy day, it worked perfectly for me. I folded a towel on the seat so my pups had a thick surface to sit on while I used my sprite hand held shower to give them their shampoo and bath. Cha-Ching, I pocketed the $50 bucks a groomer would have charged me for a dog bath

This is the second one of these I've purchased (this one is for my mother-in-law.) It uses hand screws that are large and easy to handle - no tools necessary. The instructions are very well-written: clear, detailed enough but not overwhelming, covering potential missteps. I was super impressed with thus bath seat when I assembled it before, and I continue to be impressed.Works great in the shower, lots of height adjustments possible. Sturdy, secure. Highly recommended!

This bath bench is solidly built. It has a max weight limit of 350. Notably, the cross piece is actually welded, not just screwed together. This gives the bench significant rigidity. The bolts have big wings for tightening. For people with hand issues, this makes assembly easier.The only caveat is that this is a smaller bench. The plastic seat is much smaller than other benches I have bought.Otherwise, this is a good bench.

Easy to put legs on. Very sturdy. Fits both length wise and width wise in the tub. Adjustable height for each persons height. My husband just had surgery and was able to sit while showering. Would be great using hand held sprayer too. I highly recommend it!

Lemme tell ya, as someone that's nearly 300lbs and quite wide at 5'3", I get nervous with using chairs, especially much smaller ones like these. This was pretty easy to assemble right out the box. No tools necessary. I can safely use this without feeling it's gonna break under me. Mine wobbles a bit but readjusting helps. It's comfortable enough to sit on for a while without my butt or legs falling asleep. Height is easily adjustable. Used it everyday for a month, still holds up. Doesn't slip around since it's got decent grips. It does start to bend and the screws dig into the plastic from prolonged use with my weight, but it doesn't break it or make it uncomfortable to use. I would say though that 350lbs is a generous weight load for this small bench and would honestly not put more than 300lbs, as someone close to that weight myself.

Great quality at a great price. Easy assembly and multiple height adjustments - nice padded seat with 2 handles.

Excellent shower stool! The crossbars on the legs are what sets this stool apart from a stool without the crossbars. They add so much stability! I previously had a shower stool without the crossbars, and the legs eventually just spread apart pulling the screws out from the underside of the seat. But this stool, WITH the crossbars, will NEVER do that. I do wish that there was just a bit more surface area to the seat itself, and that it was perhaps another inch taller. But there are not deal-breakers, this still is still fully functional and perfectly fine as is. It is safe and very sturdy. It's SIMPLE to put together/assemble, no tools are required, and it takes only about 10 minutes to fully assemble. Be sure to follow the enclosed instructions and tighten the screws in a cross-rotating order, and do this regularly (ever week or so). HAND-TIGHTEN ONLY! The first time you put the stool together, leave ALL of the screws just slightly loose (just touching, loosely, not wobbly, holding the legs in place). Then, place the stool on a level floor area and SIT on it, wiggling around to get the stool to "settle in". This will make it so that it doesn't wobble after it is fully tightened. If possible, have someone else tighten all the screws (in cross-rotating order) WHILE YOU ARE SITTING ON IT. If that's not possible, while sitting on the stool, try to tighten as many of the screws as you can. Then get up off of the stool, turn it upside down, and complete HAND-TIGHTENING all of the screws. Again, hand-tighten (only...use NO TOOLS!) all of the screws once a week to keep it as sturdy as when it was brand new and to keep it from wobbling and possibly being damaged from sitting on it while it is loose. This still will last many years. It's a fantastic shower stool and it's not that expensive.

User is shower for daughter after foot surgery, sturdy and sufficient for smaller tub shower.