A shower stool that adjusts to your height and grips a wet floor
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- recovery after surgery, aging in place, anyone with balance or fatigue issues, and households where a bath is currently a two-person job
- Skip if
- There is no backrest or armrests on this model, so someone who needs support to stay upright will want a chair version instead of a stool
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This HOMLAND shower chair is a height-adjustable stool for use inside a shower or tub, with a drainage-slotted seat and non-slip rubber feet. The legs telescope through several height positions with push-button pins, so it can be set low for a tub floor or high enough to stand up from easily, and the whole thing adjusts without tools. The seat is drilled so water runs through rather than pooling, and the frame is aluminum so it does not rust in a constantly wet environment. It assembles in a few minutes and is light enough to lift out of the tub between uses. Best fit: recovery after surgery, aging in place, anyone with balance or fatigue issues, and households where a bath is currently a two-person job.
Pros
- Legs adjust by push-button pin without tools, so the height can change as needs change
- Rubber feet grip wet tile rather than sliding like plastic end caps
- Drainage holes in the seat keep water from pooling under you
- Aluminum frame will not rust in a permanently wet shower
Cons
- There is no backrest or armrests on this model, so someone who needs support to stay upright will want a chair version instead of a stool
Frequently asked questions
How much weight does it hold?
It is rated for standard adult use in the range most shower stools are built to. Check the listing's stated capacity against the user's weight before ordering, and step up to a bariatric model if it is close.
Will it slip on a wet tile floor?
The feet are rubber rather than hard plastic, which grips wet tile far better. On a very smooth glazed tile, a non-slip mat underneath is still worth adding.
Does it fit inside a standard bathtub?
Yes at its lower height settings. Measure the inside width of your tub, since the leg spread at the base is what determines whether it seats flat.
Does it have a back or arms?
No, this is a backless stool. If the user needs back support or something to push up from, look for the chair version with a backrest and armrests.
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