Shower base risers solve a common problem in Tasmanian bathrooms: the shower floor sits level with, or slightly below, the rest of the room, or there is a lip at the entry. Either way the base unit ends up out of line with the bridge and the rolling chair, and the transfer stops being smooth.
The risers are a set of four tubular legs that swap in for the legs already on the shower base. Three heights are made, so you can pick the one that brings the base into line with the chair. They can also be used to raise the castor wheel height tubes, though that job needs a technician and thread lock.
They are an easy fix that keeps an otherwise good setup working, and they can be ordered with a new chair or added later.
