Some clients cannot turn in the shower without losing their balance or twisting through a sore hip or a recent joint replacement. A swivel seat lets them rotate to face the taps, reach their back, or line up for a transfer without shuffling their feet on a wet floor.
The seat is padded, which makes a difference for a client with little natural padding or a pressure risk, and for anyone who needs to sit for a longer shower. Height adjusts to suit the person and the shower base, and the legs are removable, so the stool breaks down for storage or for travel and respite.
Suction cups on the feet grip a smooth tiled or acrylic base and help stop the stool creeping while your client moves. Check they seat properly on your client’s floor, because they do not hold on textured or heavily grouted surfaces.
