The Swift Mobil-2 is the everyday shower commode for a client who cannot stand to shower or walk to the toilet. It rolls into the shower and over the pan, so one chair does both jobs and the client is transferred once.
Seat height adjusts without tools, the armrests move in height and width, and the swing-away footrests have arch support, so the chair is set to the person instead of settled for. The rear-opening seat aperture gives the carer access, the tension back dries quickly, and the whole chair can go through a washer-disinfector, which matters in shared or agency use.
Three models share the frame. Take the attendant propelled chair as the default for home and aged care, the self propelled version where your client has the arm strength to wheel themselves in the bathroom, and the Tilt-2 where poor trunk control or fatigue means they need to be tipped back for washing and pressure relief. An XL back widens the space between the armrests for a larger client, and a pan holder fits under the seat for commode use away from the toilet.
Good to know
- The pan holder is an accessory; pans, soft seats, headrests, side supports, chest and hip belts and armrest pads are also available
- The XL back is a different back frame, not a cover, and widens the overall chair by 60 mm
- Measure the door width and toilet height before choosing a model; the chair should roll over a standard pan on the 450 to 600 mm height range
- Some assembly and height setting on delivery
