🛀 White Spa Seat by Better Living Products - Dimensions (w x d x h): 15.25" x 15.25" x 18" Weight: 2.5 lbs Review

I have a very small shower so a large seat will not fit in it. This little seat works great and takes up little space. I weigh 225 pounds and this seat feels very stable. The seat drains water well. Thanks to its triangular shape, it allows you to sit in different positions. I'm really happy with this seat. Tina D doesn't weigh 225, her husband uses this chair. sorry darling

This is exactly what I was looking for. Small enough to fit in the shower and doesn't take up too much space. Mine also had three holes in the seat to keep water from pooling on the seat. The only downside to the seat is that it's very slippery to sit in the shower. So when you try to shave your legs, it can be a little tricky. I solved this problem by buying self-adhesive bathroom stickers and sticking them on the seat. it worked great. See photo!

My husband enjoys sitting in the shower after a long day at work and succumbing to hot water on his back. I've been looking for a stool that doesn't look like a hospital stool for a long time and came across this one. He totally loves it! It looks exactly like the picture and is very durable with the only difference being that there are now three small holes in the top to allow water to drain. Definitely a much needed addition.

I was looking for something that would fit over the existing shelving of a large indoor shower stall. Impossible to sit on these shelves, believe me I tried and almost died. I came across this shower stool at Revain and decided to give it a try. It's perfect, the legs come off and if you take the elastic on the bottom of both legs and put them in the holes in the bottom of the seat where the legs go you have a good grip where you sit and it won't give slip. . I'm not sure if the manufacturer…

I have a very small corner shower with very little space. For the last 14 years since I bought this house I've sat on the floor in the shower to shave my legs, but I'm getting older (64f) and getting up off the floor isn't as easy as it used to be . and i can't just bend down to shave my legs because i get dizzy. I used to have a shower chair that I was given when I was injured in a car accident, but when I put it in the shower there was barely room to get up. THIS "spa spot" is the perfect…

Bought this for our new tiled shower room. I was looking for a bench to add but didn't want anything that looked like a hospital bench. I didn't want to waste an arm and leg on one either. This one was perfect. It is well made and looks beautiful in the shower. Revain has another similar one with a shelf below, but it was more than double the price and I felt it was overpriced. This would have been my preference as it seemed to match some of the products we use in the shower. However, this…

I bought this shower stool to use as a footstool when I shave my legs. For that it works fine. The holes prevent water from accumulating on the seat and I didn't notice any mold growth. This was one of the cheapest shower chair options, doesn't take up too much space in our small shower and we're happy with it. If you are buying this stool for that purpose and have a good balance I would definitely recommend it. SENIORS WARNING: I would NOT buy this stool for an elderly loved one to use in the…

I'm 54 so I've been shaving my legs for about 40 years. Stand up. For 40 years I have either stood and leaned forward or stood and raised my foot to lean against an available ledge or wall. Ever since I was in my 50s I thought it might not be the safest way, but I didn't want to admit to myself that I couldn't do it anymore, so I stopped and staggered. .Now my youngest goes to college, I'm about to be an empty nest (I don't want to talk about it!) and I was like, I'll slip and fall in the…