Shower Chair – Safe & Supportive Bathroom Seating

This shower chair is designed to improve safety and comfort during showering for elderly users, people with reduced mobility, or those recovering from surgery. Featuring a supportive backrest, height-adjustable legs, and a stable non-slip frame, it provides confidence and independence in the bathroom.

Who Is This Shower Chair For?

This shower chair is suitable for:

• Elderly individuals needing seated shower support
• People recovering from surgery or injury
• Users with balance, strength, or fatigue concerns
• NDIS participants and home care clients
• Anyone wanting added safety in the shower

Key Benefits

• Reduces the risk of slips and falls in the shower
• Allows users to sit comfortably while bathing
• Supportive backrest for improved posture and stability
• Lightweight yet sturdy aluminium frame
• Easy to clean and simple to adjust

Specifications

• Adjustable Seat Height : 44 cm – 56 cm (25 mm increments)
• Maximum chair depth 55 cm  / width 62 cm
• Seat Shell Internal Width: 42 cm   Depth 40 cm
• Internal Frame Width at seat height: 49 cm
• Internal Frame Width at armrest height: 56 cm
• Non – slip rubber tips: 28 mm
• Additional height increments on one leg – Accommodates uneven surfaces
• Maximum user weight capacity: 160 kg

Shower Chair vs Shower Stool

A shower chair provides back support and is ideal for users who require extra stability or fatigue easily.
If minimal support is required and space is limited, a shower stool may be a better option.

🔹 Why Buy From Bettacare Mobility?

• Australian mobility specialist
• Fast local and Australia-wide delivery
• NDIS-friendly support
• Trusted by carers, families, and health professionals
• Practical advice before and after purchase

FAQs 

Is this shower chair suitable for elderly users?
Yes. This shower chair is designed to provide safe, stable seating and is commonly used by seniors and people with reduced mobility.

Can this shower chair be used with NDIS funding?
Yes. This product may be suitable for NDIS participants depending on individual plans and approvals.

Will this fit in a standard shower?
The compact design suits most standard showers. Measuring your shower space before purchasing is recommended.

What is the difference between a shower chair and a shower stool?
A shower chair includes a backrest for additional support, while a stool is backless and suits users with better balance.