ProBasics Bariatric Adjustable Bath Benches without Back 500 lb. Weight Capacity - Case of 2

Introducing the ProBasics Bariatric Adjustable Bath Bench, a reliable and thoughtfully designed solution for individuals seeking both safety and comfort during their bathing or showering routines. Whether you're a caregiver looking to provide essential support or someone who requires extra stability while bathing this bath bench has you covered.

This bath bench is built to last, featuring a heavy-duty blow-molded textured seat that can handle weights of up to 550 pounds. This robust construction is further reinforced by a dual cross brace design, secured with aircraft-style rivets, ensuring exceptional stability. The high-strength aluminum frame adds an extra layer of durability while also protecting against corrosion, making it ideal for wet bathroom environments.

Comfort is paramount when it comes to this bath bench. The contoured seat is not only comfortable but also designed to reduce slipping with its textured surface and strategically placed drainage holes. Integrated handles provide additional support when you need it most, making it easier to sit down and stand up. Safety is further enhanced by the wide-based, non-skid feet that firmly grip the shower or tub floor, preventing unwanted accidents.

What sets this bath bench apart is its ease of use. You can customize the height of the legs in one-inch increments, thanks to heavy-duty height adjustment pins. This means that whether you're taller or shorter, you can find the perfect height to ensure a comfortable and safe bathing experience. Plus, tool-free assembly makes setup a breeze, allowing you to start using it right away.

With its impressive features and thoughtful design, the ProBasics Bariatric Adjustable Bath Bench is a dependable companion in the bathroom. It's not just a piece of equipment; it's a trusted ally that promotes independence and security during one of the most essential daily routines. Invest in your safety and comfort with this reliable bath bench today.