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LITESHOWER STANDARD MODEL    

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Picture of LITESHOWER STANDARD MODEL The LiteShower Standard Model is a portable shower stall that is accessible to wheelchair users and other individuals with mobility disabilities. It consists of four components: a handheld shower head with a 7-foot hose that connects to a shower or faucet; a tray large enough to fit a wheelchair and occupant with collapsible walls for roll-in access; a free-standing screen that surrounds the shower on all four sides; and a waste water disposal pump. The unit's shower tray is placed on the floor, and the user sits in a shower wheelchair or chair or on a bench on top of the tray. A folding screen and curtains are closed around the tray. The unit's handheld shower provides warm water from a tap. A pump drains waste water from the tray into a sink or toilet. POWER: Pump uses power cord plugged into household outlet. . DIMENSIONS (HxLxW):4 x 4 x 3 feet. WEIGHT: 20 pounds. WARRANTY: One-year warranty.

Notes: LiteShower is a trademark of Nova Health Products.

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This product record was updated on May 21, 2012.

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Nova Health Products

13144 Midlothian Turnpike, No. 1E
Midlothian, Virginia 23113
United States
Telephone: 800-561-3576.
Fax: 804-897-1741.
Web: http://www.liteshower.com.
Email: sales@liteshower.com.


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