HAND HELD SHOWER UNIT

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-- Discontinued. Verified 9/2012. Retained in database for reference. -- The Handheld Shower Unit is a Handshower with Flexible Hose designed for individuals who have limited mobility and strength. This device is ideal for individuals who have difficulty standing in the shower or who desire direct water contact in hard to reach areas. It is also useful for caregivers who assist individuals in washing. The extra long ylon reinforced hose has an easy to use on/off valve on the shower spray which helps to control water flow. It is lightweight, fits all standard 1/2 inch shower arms and comes with wall mounting bracket. DIMENSIONS: Measures 80 inches long.

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This product record was updated on September 26, 2012.

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Lighthouse Store, a division of Lighthouse International

Sol and Lillian Goldman Building
110 East 60th Street
New York, New York 10022-1202
United States
Telephone: 800-829-0500 or 212-821-9384.
TT: 212-821-9713.
Fax: 212-821-9707.
Web: http://shop.lighthouse.org/.
Email: info@lighthouse.org.

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