PRX Pharmacy
Portland Shower Chair

Aidapt

Portland Shower Chair

£117.50

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Nothing to pay online. Send your reservation and we'll confirm your item is ready (or arrange to order it in for you). Collect and pay at PRX Pharmacy Herne Bay, 161A Station Road, CT6 5NE.

Questions? Call 01227 851034.

Product details

The Portland Bariatric range of shower stools are based upon our very popular Strood Shower Stool. The Portland heavy duty shower stools are wider to comfortably accommodate bariatric use, they are height adjustable with a purpose made clip on/clip off perforated top for improved hygiene and easy cleaning. Side arms provide improved support on these wide shower stools and an optional back support fitting is available if required.

  • Shower stool for those who struggle to stand in the shower area
  • Height adjustable
  • Clip on/off seat
  • Anti-slip rubber ferrules
  • Maximum user weight limit 254kg (40 Stone)
  • Tubular steel frame

VB639W

Product Dimensions (mm)

850x750x510

Net weight (kg)

10.1

Arm Height (mm)

225

Arm Height from Seat (mm)

225

Back Rest (mm)

235x485x30

Colour

White/Grey

Configuration

With Padded Back Support

Floor to Arm (mm)

710-860

Footprint (WxL) Min/Max (mm)

750x510

Footprint Depth (mm)

510

Footprint Width (mm)

750

Height from Seat to Top of Back (mm)

355

Height of Arms from Seat (mm)

225

Height To Top Of Back From Floor

850-1050

Maximum User Weight (kg)

254

Maximum User Weight (stones)

40

Overall Depth (mm)

510

Overall Height (mm)

1050

Overall Width (mm)

510

Padded Seat (WxL) (mm)

615x440

Seat Depth (mm)

440

Seat Height (mm)

455-615

Seat Width (mm)

615

Size

bariatric

Type

With Back

Width between Arms (mm)

635

At a glance

Colour
Grey, White
Features
Anti-Slip Ferrules, Height Adjustable
Material
Steel
Product Weight
10.1kg
Weight Capacity
254kg

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