The Vatocare VT-SC-113 is a medical-grade backrest shower chair with a high-strength aluminum frame, medical-grade environmentally friendly plastic seat and backrest, draining anti-slip seat, ergonomic back support, multi-position height adjustment, reinforced feet, tool-free assembly, and stated CE and FDA certifications. Key functions and design features include stated medical-grade construction, cE and FDA certification claims, rust-resistant aluminum frame. Medical-grade Aluminum Backrest Shower Chair with CE and FDA Claims is suitable for suitable for home bathrooms, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, hospitals, accessible hotels and public bathrooms, older adults, pregnant users, disabled users, and postoperative recovery.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand / Model | Vatocare / VT-SC-113 |
| Frame | High-strength aluminum alloy |
| Seat / Backrest | Medical-grade environmentally friendly plastic |
| Height Adjustment | Multiple positions; range not stated |
| Net Weight | Not stated |
| Safe Load | Not stated |
| Dimensions | Not stated |
| Seat | Anti-slip texture and drainage holes |
| Backrest | Ergonomic |
| Assembly | Tool-free |
| Origin | Foshan, Guangdong |
| Certifications | CE and FDA as stated |
What does the source document state for frame?
The product document lists the frame as High-strength aluminum alloy.
What is listed under seat / backrest for the Medical-grade Aluminum Backrest Shower Chair with CE and FDA Claims?
The product document lists the seat / backrest as Medical-grade environmentally friendly plastic.
What does the product document identify as its key features?
Stated medical-grade construction. CE and FDA certification claims.
Where is the Medical-grade Aluminum Backrest Shower Chair with CE and FDA Claims (VT-SC-113) intended to be used?
Medical-grade Aluminum Backrest Shower Chair with CE and FDA Claims is suitable for suitable for home bathrooms, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, hospitals, accessible hotels and public bathrooms, older adults, pregnant users, disabled users, and postoperative recovery.
