The Vatocare Portable Widened Shower Commode is a heavy-duty extra-wide bathing and toileting chair for bariatric users. Key functions and design features include the 623 mm internal width prevents crowding for larger users, a built-in toilet-paper hook improves the real care workflow, drop-down armrests let caregivers slide users laterally from a bed or wheelchair, reducing lifting strain and fall risk. Portable Widened Shower Commode is suitable for suitable for bariatric home care, orthopedic postoperative rehabilitation, nursing institutions, bedrooms, bathrooms, squat-to-sitting support, lateral transfers, rehabilitation intensive-care areas, and accessible apartments.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Series | Heavy-Duty |
| Frame | High-strength thickened corrosion-resistant iron |
| Safe Load Capacity | 180 kg / 400 lb |
| Seat / Overall Width | 623 mm / 675 mm |
| Height Adjustment | 498–598 mm |
| Transfer Features | Drop-down armrests and tool-free removable backrest |
| Accessory | Integrated toilet-paper hook |
| Bucket | Deep sealed lift-out anti-splash bucket |
| Weight | 17 kg net / 18 kg gross |
| Package Size | 75 × 75 × 52 cm |
The 623 mm internal width prevents crowding for larger users. A built-in toilet-paper hook improves the real care workflow. Drop-down armrests let caregivers slide users laterally from a bed or wheelchair, reducing lifting strain and fall risk. Industrial reinforcement and tool-free adjustment suit bariatric care.
How is series described for this product?
The product document lists the series as Heavy-Duty.
What does the source document state for frame?
The product document lists the frame as High-strength thickened corrosion-resistant iron.
What are the main functional advantages of this model?
The 623 mm internal width prevents crowding for larger users. A built-in toilet-paper hook improves the real care workflow.
In which environments can VT-CC-039 be used?
Portable Widened Shower Commode is suitable for suitable for bariatric home care, orthopedic postoperative rehabilitation, nursing institutions, bedrooms, bathrooms, squat-to-sitting support, lateral transfers, rehabilitation intensive-care areas, and accessible apartments.
