Shower Chairs & Stools

Buying guide

• Measure the inside of your shower recess and check the chair's footprint, including the spread of the legs, fits with room to move.
• Seat height matters: the person's feet should rest flat on the floor with knees at about a right angle. Look for height-adjustable legs if you are unsure.
• Choose arms and a backrest if the person needs help sitting down, standing up or staying upright.
• Check the user weight rating and seat width. Wide and bariatric options suit larger users.
• Mobile shower commodes and tilting chairs are usually chosen with an occupational therapist, particularly where a carer assists.

Questions

Stool or chair?

A stool suits someone with good sitting balance who just needs to rest. A chair with a back and arms gives more support when sitting, standing and washing.

Can I return a shower chair?

Unused items in their original packaging can be returned within 14 days, with a 25% restocking fee. Faulty items are covered by Australian Consumer Law.

Do you provide invoices for my NDIS plan?

Yes. Self-managed and plan-managed participants receive a claim-ready tax invoice. Agency-managed participants can order through our partner Ability Assist.