Medline Grey Shower Chair Bath Bench with Back 💺 - Supports up to 300 lb: Reviews, Benefits, and Features Review

Fell apart on me. I'm well under the 300 pound weight limit. I patted myself on the elbows for that. It wasn't very pleasant. This is a security risk. $55 down the drain. I want my money back but I don't even know who to contact. Their website is buggy and not very user friendly. Very outraged by this death trap.

The chair is very light and thin. I bought it for my husband who has a broken leg. Assembly is easy but lacks the overall strength of the legs. As a 150lb woman, I didn't feel stable in it - it just couldn't handle a 300lb man, especially when I got in and out balancing on one leg. We returned it.

I only had one problem with this chair, leftovers on my tub from first use. On the other hand, I like the ability to easily adjust all 4 legs. It's also very light, so I can lift it even when I'm in a lot of pain. (Updated in a year) The armrests of the chair started to bend causing the chair to slide in the shower and soon broke.

I really liked how easy this chair was to assemble and use. However, I spent less than a week in the shower and the chair's lightweight tubular back structure broke. He claims to hold 300 pounds, but he severed my femur and left me in the shower and bleeding (I'm 205). I have attached photos in hopes that the manufacturer will replace it and perhaps reinforce the joints of this chair.

My mother recently moved in and her baby carrier is too big for our bathroom. We've been looking for narrow chairs here at Revain. She needed armrests. Without a carrying chair, she has to turn on the seat herself. She also needed a back. We chose this chair based on previous reviews and are very happy with our purchase. It wasn't the cheapest option, but it was the best solution for our needs.

I wanted my disabled wife to have the safest bathing chair so I bought three different chairs to compare. Two were OasisSpace Heavy Duty shower chairs with and without backrests (rated at 500 pounds) and one was a Medline shower chair with a backed bath bench (rated at 300 pounds). All have aluminum tube legs. The OasisSpace chairs have an extra sacral brace, but the legs go straight up and down making them VERY unstable and prone to tipping backwards if you move to wash while seated in them…