Shower Stool - White

It is primarily designed for the elderly, individuals recovering from injuries, or anyone requiring extra support and stability while showering or bathing.

To adjust the height, press the spring-loaded pins on each leg and slide the leg up or down until the pin securely clicks into one of the six height adjustment holes. Ensure all legs are set to the same height for stability.

For optimal safety and grip, the stool's suction feet require a smooth, non-textured, and non-porous surface. It is not recommended for heavily textured or uneven shower floors as suction may be compromised.

Clean the stool regularly with a damp cloth and mild soap. Rinse thoroughly and allow to air dry. Periodically inspect the suction feet for wear or damage and ensure they are clean for effective grip.

The U-cutout is strategically designed to provide easier access for personal hygiene and washing of intimate areas without needing to stand up or reposition extensively.

Info needed: The manufacturer specifications for maximum weight capacity should be consulted. Please refer to the product manual or contact customer support for this crucial information.

Info needed: Assembly requirements vary by model. Please consult the instruction manual included with your product for detailed assembly steps, if any.

Ensure all four suction feet are firmly pressed onto a clean, flat, non-textured shower floor. Check that all leg adjustment pins are fully engaged and locked in place at the same height.

Verify the shower floor is clean, dry, and free of soap residue or texture. The suction cups require a smooth, non-porous surface. Dampen the suction cups slightly before pressing down firmly.

Ensure the spring pins are fully depressed before attempting to slide the leg. If stiff, check for any debris or mineral buildup around the pin mechanism. A small amount of silicone spray (avoiding the seat and feet) might help, but often it just requires firm, careful pressure.

The seat is designed with drainage holes. Check if these holes are blocked by soap scum or other debris. Ensure the stool is placed on a relatively level surface to allow for proper drainage.