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Roll-In Shower Chair

Roll-In Shower Chair

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The Roll-In Shower Chair by ShowerBuddy is designed for curbless, accessible roll-in shower stalls with no threshold on the shower pan. At 22.25" wide at its widest point, it fits through narrow doorways and rolls directly into position — no lifting or awkward transfers required. It is lightweight and height-adjustable (seat height 20"–23" from the floor) to accommodate different users and shower configurations.

This chair is a multi-purpose accessibility solution: it functions as a roll-in shower chair, an over-toilet commode, and a bedside commode — eliminating the need to purchase separate devices for bathing and toileting. It includes a front-opening cushion for easy transfers, swing-away and removable footrests, a clip-on calf strap, flip-back armrests, a commode bucket with lid, a pee guard, and a chest belt for upper body security. Weight capacity is 300 lbs (136 kg).

Is this the right shower chair for your setup? This chair requires a true roll-in shower with no threshold. If you have a curb or threshold in your walk-in shower, ShowerBuddy has a solution for that too — see the Rolling Shower Chair for Standard Showers here at AskSAMIE.

Is this chair for independent or caregiver-assisted use? The Roll-In Shower Chair is designed for caregiver-assisted use only. If you need a rolling shower chair for independent, self-propelled use, see the Roll-In Shower Wheelchair.

Specifications

Weight capacity: 300 lbs (136 kg)
Chair width, over caster wheels: 20 in (505 mm)
Chair width, over arms: 22.25 in (565 mm)
Chair width, inside arms: 18.5 in (470 mm)
Chair length, including footrest: 35 in (890 mm)
Backrest width: 17.5 in (448 mm)
Backrest height, cushion to top: 15 in (380 mm)
Toilet height clearance, maximum: 19.25 in (490 mm); larger 5 in (125 mm) casters (SB6c-125 accessory) add 2 in (50 mm)
Toilet width clearance at narrowest: 14.25 in (365 mm) at casters
Toilet clearance can depend on the shape of the toilet bowl
Seat cushion dimensions: 18 in W x 17 in D (460 x 430 mm)
Seat height from floor: 20 in to 23 in (510 to 585 mm), adjustable; larger casters add 2 in (50 mm)
Box dimensions: 23 in x 23 in x 20 in (580 x 570 x 500 mm)
Box gross weight: 35 lbs (15.8 kg)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the Roll-In shower chair work?

The Roll-In shower chair is designed to roll directly into curbless or accessible shower stalls without any threshold barriers. It features wheels that allow caregivers to easily maneuver the chair into position, and the compact 22.25" width ensures it fits through standard doorways and into most roll-in showers.

Q: What is the weight capacity of the Roll-In shower chair?

While specific weight limits aren't listed in the current product details, this professional-grade shower chair is built for durability and safety. For exact weight specifications, please contact our accessibility specialists who can provide detailed capacity information based on your specific needs.

Q: Can the Roll-In shower chair be used as a toilet commode?

Yes! This versatile chair functions as both a shower chair and commode. It includes a removable commode bucket with lid, pee guard, and can be positioned over standard toilets or used as a bedside commode, making it a multi-purpose accessibility solution.

Q: Is the Roll-In shower chair height adjustable?

Absolutely. The chair features height adjustment capabilities to accommodate different user needs and shower configurations. This ensures proper positioning for both comfort and safety during bathing and toileting activities.

Q: What safety features does the Roll-In shower chair include?

The chair comes equipped with multiple safety features including flip-back armrests, swing-away removable footrests, a clip-on calf strap for leg support, a chest belt for upper body security, and a front-opening cushion for easy transfers.

Q: Can someone use the Roll-In shower chair independently?

No, this particular model is designed for caregiver-assisted use only. If you need a shower chair for independent use, consider the Roll-in Shower Wheelchair, which is specifically designed for self-propelled operation.

Q: Will the Roll-In shower chair fit in my bathroom doorway?

Yes, the chair measures 22.25" at its widest point, making it narrow enough to fit through standard residential doorways while still providing adequate support and comfort for users.

Q: What's the difference between this and a standard shower chair?

Unlike standard shower chairs, the Roll-In model is specifically designed for curbless, accessible showers with no threshold. It features wheels for easy transport, multiple positioning options, and dual functionality as both a shower chair and commode system.

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!

We love this roll-in shower chair because, as OTPs, we know a shower chair only helps if it can actually get through the bathroom doorway. Will a roll-in shower chair fit through a narrow door? This one measures 22.25 inches at its widest point, so it clears tight doorways that many wheelchairs can't. The caregiver transfers the person wherever it's safest in the home, then rolls them into a curbless shower, and the commode opening lets the same chair roll over the toilet or work bedside — covering bathing and toileting without a second device. OTPs recommend this because it consolidates two high-risk transfers — bathing and toileting — into one stable, caregiver-directed piece of equipment, reducing the number of transfers and fall opportunities in a day. It's especially important for patients recovering from stroke, living with multiple sclerosis, or others who need caregiver assistance for both bathing and toileting. If your shower has a curb, choose the Rolling Shower Chair for Standard Showers instead; if the user can bathe independently, the Roll-In Shower Wheelchair is the better fit. This chair gives caregivers one dependable tool for the riskiest parts of the daily routine — supporting safety, dignity, and independence right where it matters most.

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