🚿 OasisSpace 360° Rotating Shower Chair - Tool-Free Adjustable Shower Stool, Tub Chair, and Bathtub Seat Bench with Anti-Slip Rubber Tips for Safety and Stability Review

This swivel shower chair with no armrests and no backrest is perfect for my small bath. Due to the size of my bathroom, I cannot use a sliding bathtub seat. I can turn while sitting to protect my leg in a cast. I would recommend this swivel chair to anyone who prefers 360 degree freedom of movement. The seller made sure that the goods were delivered a few days before the expected delivery date. I would definitely buy from this seller again.

To be honest it took me 3 people to put this together but I've found that nobody else has this problem. Once assembled I found it very safe in my shower (which is very small and not flat at all). ! I have to sit in the shower to be safe as my body prefers to fall and that makes showering easy.

This stool helped me a lot after my knee surgery. I originally bought it for the swivel seat but my favorite feature was the long legs. It was too big for me to sit in the shower (I'm 5ft 9in so my shower head is intentionally high). It's pretty durable and the suction cup feet do the job well. The seat doesn't rotate unless you want it to (good), and the round design makes it easier to sit and even helps me shower (even better). This is great for a compact shower and I haven't had any quality…

This is a good shower stool for people with good balance and strong legs. My dad doesn't have either, so it didn't work for him. The thin rotating part (blue) of the seat doesn't move as easily as we would like. My 82 year old father who weighs about 165 pounds cannot roll over on his own. He feels the chair is not strong enough to support him as he moves in it. I believe it will still serve its purpose for those who are not as weak as it is. As a side note, we tried the shower bench/stool but…

Legs in plaster, I absolutely need something like that for work. Not at all. I reckon they'll have 30% luck or less with a passable quality product, but they ship every single one. Five wing nut screws are used in the rivet nuts, only 2 of which were made. First the rivet nut came out before attaching the leg to the seat. Secondly, the thread of the rivet nut was damaged halfway. The bolt had 1/4 inch or more left before it even touched the metal lever. The third was the middle rivet which…