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Bedside Commode | Bedside Toilet

Bedside Commode | Bedside Toilet

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3-in-1 Bedside Commode — Toilet Safety Frame, Raised Toilet Seat & Bedside Toilet in One

When getting to the bathroom safely is a challenge, the Medline 3-in-1 Bedside Commode gives you three solutions in a single, tool-free setup — helping prevent nighttime falls, support post-surgery recovery, and maintain independence at home.

Three Ways to Use It

  • Bedside commode: Place it next to the bed with the 7.5 qt bucket in place for immediate access — ideal for incontinence, limited mobility, or nighttime urgency.
  • Raised toilet seat: Remove the bucket and set the frame over your existing toilet to make sitting and standing easier — great after hip or knee replacement surgery.
  • Toilet safety frame: Use the sturdy armrests as a support frame around your toilet to reduce fall risk during toileting.

Why It Works

The padded armrests on both sides give you something solid to push off from when standing — one of the most common moments for a fall. Adjustable legs (16" to 22" seat height) fit most users, and the powder-coated steel frame holds up to 350 lbs. The bucket lifts out with a handle for easy cleaning, and the whole unit folds flat for travel or storage.

Who Benefits Most

Recommended by occupational therapists for seniors aging in place, anyone recovering from surgery, and people managing conditions like multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's, or incontinence. It's a practical first step in fall prevention during toileting — one of the highest-risk daily activities.

Want to learn how to use a bedside commode safely? Watch our deep dive training video. Need cleaning tips? Read our care guide. Managing incontinence? Discover 5 strategies here.

Specifications

Adjustable seat height: 16” to 22”
Seat dimensions: 19” wide x 14.5” deep
Bucket: 7.5 qt with handle and lid
Folded dimensions: 25”L x 19”W x 5.7”H
Frame: Powder-coated steel, tool-free assembly
Max weight supported: 350lbs

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the 3 ways a 3-in-1 bedside commode can be used?

It works three ways. Use it as a standalone bedside commode with the bucket in place, remove the bucket and set the frame over your existing toilet as a raised toilet seat, or use the frame around the toilet as a safety support frame with arms to push up from.

Q: What is the seat height, and does it adjust?

Yes. The legs adjust in 1 inch increments for a seat height from 16 inches to 22 inches, so you can set it lower for shorter users or higher to make standing up easier.

Q: How much weight does it hold?

The powder-coated steel frame supports up to 350 pounds.

Q: Who is a bedside commode helpful for?

It is ideal for anyone who has trouble walking to the bathroom in time, cannot safely rise from a low toilet, or is recovering from surgery or an illness. Keeping it at the bedside helps prevent nighttime falls during toileting.

Q: How do I clean it?

The bucket lifts out with a handle for easy emptying and cleaning, and the seat and lid wipe down with any household disinfectant. The frame folds flat for storage or travel.

Q: Does it need tools to assemble?

No. It ships nearly assembled and sets up tool-free, and the seat clips on without hardware.

P65 Warning for Plastics

⚠ WARNING:This product can expose you to chemicals including ethylene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Why we know this works!

The bedside commode is great for those who have difficulties with walking, getting to the bathroom on time, or standing up from a toilet. The commode is most commonly used at the bedside for quicker access by the user. The commode has armrests on each side that can be used when lowering onto the commode and to push off when standing up from the commode. There is a removable pail that can be taken out for convenient cleaning. The pail can also be removed to place the commode over a toilet seat for someone who is able to walk to the bathroom but may have difficulties getting up from a low toilet seat. Placing the commode will provide comfort, balance, and support for standing up. The bedside commode is perfect as a safety precaution to prevent falls during toileting.

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