Description
The shower chair DH 135 without backrest, with cutout, white is a practical and sturdy seating aid for the bathroom and shower. It provides greater safety while washing and reduces strain when standing for long periods is difficult – ideal for seniors, people with limited mobility, or home care. With its large seat, hygiene cutout, and stable base, it supports comfortable, more independent personal care every day.
A reliable all-rounder for the bathroom, the shower chair DH 135 without backrest, with cutout, white provides a secure place to sit exactly where slippery surfaces often pose a problem. The large seat offers comfortable support, while the hygiene cutout makes intimate care and thorough cleaning easier – especially useful when showering or at the washbasin.
The shower chair DH 135 without backrest, with cutout, white can be adjusted to the right seat height using its five height settings. This helps you sit more ergonomically and makes it easier to stand up again. Rubber feet provide a secure footing on typical bathroom floors. The stool is also quick to put away for everyday use in smaller bathrooms: its legs can be dismantled, making the shower chair DH 135 without backrest, with cutout, white easy to transport and store compactly. The easy-care surface makes cleaning simple – a plus when time is short or the chair is used regularly.
Your benefits at a glance:
- Sturdy seating for the shower and bathroom
- Hygiene cutout for easier personal and intimate care
- Large seat for comfortable sitting
- Five height settings for individual adjustment
- Secure footing thanks to non-slip rubber feet
- Detachable legs – easy to transport and store compactly
- Easy to clean – ideal for regular use
Technical details:
- Design: Without backrest, with hygiene cutout
- Overall width: 43 cm
- Seat width: 41 cm
- Seat depth: 36 cm
- Seat height: 43–53 cm (five-way adjustable)
- Weight: 2 kg
- Max. load capacity: 135 kg
- Colour: White
*Medical devices are not consumer goods within the meaning of this notice.
