Description
The adjustable bathtub seat 9403-B with backrest, without pad, white offers greater safety and comfort while bathing—ideal for people who want more stability in the tub. The ergonomic seat with backrest supports a relaxed sitting position, while the hygiene cutout makes personal care easier. Thanks to its adjustable width, the adjustable bathtub seat 9403-B with backrest, without pad, white fits many standard bathtubs.
If getting in and out of the tub or sitting in it for a long time becomes challenging, the adjustable bathtub seat 9403-B with backrest, without pad, white provides noticeable relief. The large seat offers a stable surface, while the backrest supports the upper body and helps you maintain a comfortable, secure posture. The hygiene cutout allows you to wash comfortably without having to keep changing position.
Support brackets that rest on the edges of the bathtub and are coated with non-slip plastic keep the seat firmly in place. The powder-coated aluminum frame is designed for everyday use in the bathroom and can be easily adjusted in width. This makes the adjustable bathtub seat 9403-B with backrest, without pad, white suitable both for regular personal care and as practical support after surgery or when mobility is limited.
Your benefits at a glance:
- Large ergonomic seat for comfortable sitting in the bathtub
- Backrest for greater stability and a relaxed sitting position
- Hygiene cutout makes daily personal care easier
- Adjustable width for flexible fitting to many bathtubs
- Support brackets with non-slip coating for a secure grip on the edge of the tub
- Powder-coated aluminum frame—sturdy and easy to clean
Technical details:
- Seat material: high-quality plastic
- Frame: powder-coated aluminum
- Support brackets: coated with non-slip plastic
- Adjustable width (inside of bathtub): 47.5–63.5 cm
- Overall width: 73.5–89 cm
- Seat width: 40 cm
- Seat depth: 40 cm
- Max. load capacity: 120 kg
- Color: White
*Medical devices are not consumer goods within the meaning of this notice.
