The Vatocare VT-SC-106 is a configurable shower chair rated to 150 kg, with a thickened aluminum frame, waterproof EVA seat and backrest pads, removable foam armrests and backrest, six-position height adjustment, integrated anti-wobble base, and 100 mm suction feet tested to 15 kg suction force. Key functions and design features include 150 kg stated safe load, 100 mm suction feet, 15 kg suction-force test claim. 150 kg Shower Chair with 100 mm Suction Feet is suitable for suitable for home bathrooms, public bathhouses, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, hospitals, accessible hotels, older adults, pregnant users, postoperative recovery, disabled users, and larger users within the stated load.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand / Model | Vatocare / VT-SC-106 |
| Frame | Thickened waterproof aluminum alloy |
| Seat / Backrest | Waterproof draining EVA pads |
| Seat Height | 39–54 cm across variants; six positions |
| Overall Height | 69–87 cm across variants; six positions |
| Seat Width / Length | 40–50 cm / 30–37 cm across variants |
| Overall Width | 50–60 cm across variants |
| Safe Load | 150 kg (330 lb) |
| Net Weight | 2.8–3.5 kg across variants |
| Armrests / Backrest | Removable |
| Feet | 100 mm suction cups; 15 kg suction-test claim |
| Base | Integrated anti-wobble structure |
| Assembly | Tool-free |
| Certification | Not stated in source |
Which specification is given for frame?
The product document lists the frame as Thickened waterproof aluminum alloy.
How is seat / backrest described for this product?
The product document lists the seat / backrest as Waterproof draining EVA pads.
How does the 150 kg Shower Chair with 100 mm Suction Feet support practical daily use?
150 kg stated safe load. 100 mm suction feet.
What are the recommended application scenarios for model VT-SC-106?
150 kg Shower Chair with 100 mm Suction Feet is suitable for suitable for home bathrooms, public bathhouses, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, hospitals, accessible hotels, older adults, pregnant users, postoperative recovery, disabled users, and larger users within the stated load.
