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KMINA - Commode Chair for Toilet with Arms (Up to 400 lbs), Bedside Commode, Toilet Chairs for Seniors with Arms and Adjustable Seat, Adult Potty Chair for Seniors, Black - Made in Europe
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KMINA - Commode Chair for Toilet with Arms Features
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MULTIFUNCTIONAL: The commode toilet chair is designed to eliminate frequent visits to the toilet and facilitate hygiene for the elderly, people with reduced mobility or incontinence. It is 3 in 1 as it can be used as a bedside commode chair thanks to its included bucket with lid, adapted as a toilet seat raiser moving away the bucket or as a shower chair.
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COMFORTABLE AND ADJUSTABLE SEAT: Designed for improving comfort, the toilet seat features a wide, high-density PU foam padded seat with adjustable width to fit the user's body perfectly. In addition, the seat can be folded down for easy access to the bucket.
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SAFE AND STURDY: Thanks to the structure and aluminium legs with non-slip rubber tips and firm and padded armrests, the toilet chair ensures the safety and stability of the user. The high quality materials ensure durability and strength, withstanding a maximum user weight of up to 400 lbs.
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ADJUSTABLE AND PORTABLE: The toilet chair is suitable for the majority of toilets thanks to its 5 height adjustments (23.5 - 27.5 inches) that allow a seat height of 16.5 to 20.5 inches. In addition, its light weight (8.8 lbs) allows it to be easily transported anywhere in the home. Dimensions (W x L): 24.4 x 16.9 inches.
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INTERNATIONAL AWARD CLAP 2021 for Best Product Design for social benefit, for people with reduced capacity or humanitarian causes. Recommended for the elderly, pregnant women and/or people with mobility problems and/or incontinence. Ideal for domestic use as well as for hospitals and medical clinics.
