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TUB SLIDE SHOWER CHAIR    

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Picture of TUB SLIDE SHOWER CHAIR The Tub Slide Shower Chair is a caster shower commode chair designed to enable individuals with mobility disabilities to shower and toilet themselves without leaving the chair. The chair, designed to fit over the toilet, features armrests, four casters, a footrest platform, armrests, a padded back, and a commode seat. It also features an extension frame with legs that extends over and into a bathtub, enabling the user to slide the entire seat over the tub for bathing. DIMENSIONS (WxLxH): 21 x 24 x 28 inches. The seat slides 28 inches, the legs adjust .5 inch, and the chair has a 19-inch clearance. WEIGHT: 60 pounds.

Notes: Tub Slide Shower Chair is a registered trademark of RD Equipment, Inc.

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This product record was updated on October 25, 2000.

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RD Equipment Inc.

230 Percival Drive
West Barnstable, Massachusetts 02668-1222
United States
Telephone: 508-362-7498.
Fax: 508-362-7498.
Web: http://www.rdequipment.com.
Email: info@rdequipment.com.


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