Bluelog Shower Chair with Back Seat Bench, 300lbs Capacity, Rectangular

I gave this stool 5 stars as it meets my needs nicely and is well built. My wife and I are not disabled but we are in our 70s. I added a steamer to my standard 60 x 30 inch (that's rough opening, finished tub a bit smaller. Rather than going with a collapsable nylon camping chair that usually comes with those portable steamer tents, I wanted a medical grade shower chair and this one fits perfectly. It assembled fine, no tools needed. Don't tighten the knobs until it is all together to help align holes with the aluminum struts. I am sure it is strong enough to hold 360 pounds (I am average size). But, it only has a 15 inch base of support. I am an occupational therapist and I have used a large shower bench stool with two feet OUTSIDE of the tub that gives a sitting surface that the patient uses to slide over to the inside of the tube for a shower (you just arrange the shower curtain around the part of the bench that is outside the tub. That is the safer way to go. But, for me, I just wanted a stool to sit on when I enjoy the steamer and t works great for that purpose.

Bought this shower chair to have a place to sit post knee surgery. It does require assembly but is relatively simple and takes about 20 minutes. It is stable in the shower but is small. I would not recommend it for people larger than me as I just barely fit comfortably. For reference, I am 5’ 5” and 220.

Smaller than I thought. Works very well. Instructions were hard to understand even with pictures.

Very sturdy & easy to assemble .Finally found a shower to fit the small tub we own.Reasonable price& fast shipping.

Great in-shower or bath tub chair for safety for seniors! I love the safety mine gives me and ordered one for my sister.

Delivery was perfect. On time and on the day it was promised.

This can just in time. Putting it together was a little difficult. I had my nurse help me. After it was perfect for my showers after hip surgery.

This bath chair may hold 300# stacked on the seat. However, a person weighing 300 lbs is going to hang over the seat. The seat is too small width and depth for comfort or support. The legs are wobbly if extended to the fullest height because there isn't enough overlap left inside the leg poles. While the chair does fit in a bath tub, the legs are too close together to provide a stable base, especially if the legs are fully extended, putting the seat too high for stability. Add to that a fluffy person at max weight = accident waiting to happen. I wouldn't recommend more than 200 lbs, with legs only extended to mid height.