I've discovered in the area of shower chairs and people, that when someone moves or adjusts, it can be broken, bent, or damaged. Sometimes its user error, and other times its someone else's fault. Rarely is it a factory defect. While its never easy, you should personally try each one out before you chose and purchase as we all know how expensive they are. Can your's be fixed, if repair parts are available? I hope so. Best Wishes In a message dated 8/30/2012 3:11:36 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:
It's past time for me to get a new shower chair and I wanted to know if you guys had any recommendations or warnings. I need something that tilts so I don't slide out and I'd like to have something that'll fit over a commode. I have a roll in shower, but I was looking at a tubbuddy with tilt in case I don't have access to a roll in shower. My current shower chair's tilt mechanism broke years ago so it's stuck in a slightly tilted position which works but isn't ideal. Anyone know of a good shower chair that meets my criteria(tub capability not necessary) and has a quality tilt mechanism? Thanks, Robbie (inc C2)
