CarexEasy Swivel Bath Stool and Bathtub Stool - Shower Stool, Adjustable Rotating Bath Seat and Shower Chair for Elderly with Storage Tray, Shower Stools For Seniors

Great buy. I have 3 of them! One for inside tub for when I had knee replacements, and it was a great help. I keep it in the tub to put my feet up on and to wash my legs, and it is very sturdy and helpful. I also lay my washcloth on it, wet it, and easily squeeze body wash onto the washcloth. I use the second one to sit at my vanity to groom myself and get dressed.I use the third one in my craft room, as the legs are sturdy, feet have rubber cups on so I don’t accidentally fall off it when bending down to get things out of lower drawers, and it swivels, making it convenient for me to use as my craft surfaces are opposite each other and I can just swivel around to the other surface as needed. And, I forgot to mention that the legs allow the height to adjust!

This thing is so helpful. I finally caved at 37 and got one, and am so glad I did. I recommend it for anyone with health issues that could benefit from it. It’s the lightest one I found, and it’s soft to sit on, rotates, and has the shelf :)

I broke my foot, and I'm non-weightbearing, so I bought this a stool to use for showering.I like that it doesn't look so much like a hospital, or senior citizens stool, as I plan to use it after my foot is healed.Features I love:• Sturdy construction for my plus-sized frame• Fits perfectly in my standard-sized shower/tub combo• Swivel seat so I don't have to stand to enter or exit the tub• Adjustable heightIf you're thinking of buying this, do it! It's a great investment.

Unlike stools I have bought in the past, this fits perfectly in my tub. It is very sturdy and I feel safe using it. The swivel seat is really nice but it turns so easily that you have to be careful. Once you sit on it the first time and realize that it isn't a problem. It would also be nice if there were drainage holes in the seat because it can get slippery if you get soap or shampoo on it

I really like this shower stool. It is very sturdy and secure without being too heavy to move around; the swivel seal is a great feature, as is the handy shelf under the seat; it was easy to put together; the bottom of the legs have rubber “socks” and the stool does not slide; the height of the stool is can be adjusted by choosing a setting on each leg; compared to the cost of other shower seats, this stool is reasonably priced. I have disabilities that require me to use a power chair; therefore, I have to feel confident when transferring from one seat to another. In that regard this shower stool exceeds my expectations! It’s important to check the weight capacity before purchasing. Highly recommend!

I have used a number of shower stools. Every one of them has u-shaped aluminum legs that screw on to the bottom of the seat. Eventually those u-shaped legs bend or splay out and the stool becomes unsteady and unsafe. The legs of the Carex RD Swivel Stool are still aluminum tubing but they each slip into a substantial pocket in the bottom of the stool AND the shelf under the stool surrounds each leg and itself fits into a pocket. Voila, the problem of splaying or bent legs is solved. Further, the footprint is very compact and it can easily fit into a narrow or a small shower. The Carex stool is slightly more expensive than many but it is very steadily built and we'll worth extra money. This a great product at a great price. Well worth the investment!P.S.The top of this stool does, in fact, rotate but it takes an intentional effort to actually turn the top. It does not turn like the old-fashion rotating piano stool. It is very safe.

I recently injured my knee, and showering on one foot was becoming a drag, so I looked at some shower chairs and decided on this one, and I was not disappointed! It fits nicely in my 3x3 ft shower, with plenty of room to spare, and the adjustable height legs make it the perfect fit for me. I also like the swivel seat, which gives me the mobility I need, almost effortlessly. I was initially going to buy one with a padded seat, then reconsidered after reading the reviews where the buyers noticed stuff growing in them. It really is quite comfortable as it is, without padding. As for strength, I weigh around 280 lbs (I know, I know, I'm dieting), and it holds me quite well, so kudos for that.I have to mention, though, that when I put it together, the spring loaded peg on one of the legs wouldn't pop all the way out, so I used a small screwdriver to re-align the spring inside the leg just a tad, and a tiny bit of WD-40 on the peg helped it to pop out fully, and prevented a potentially nasty fall. It just needed to be "broken in."Even when my knee heals, I am going to keep this in my shower, as it is nice to have a seat to shower with. BTW, I put this in my other bathroom's standard sized tub, and it fit perfectly.

I bathe my big dogs in the shower. The shower seat I bought is comfortable but leaves no room for the dog. This stool takes no more room than my butt would sitting on the floor. It's height adjustable and rolls under me as I move around the dog. So it's perfect for my purposed.For people who don't shower dogs though, this would be great for someone who is unsteady on the feet and wants the mobility that a shower chair can't offer. I tried to slide off and couldn't do it so it would probably be safe enough.