Attendant Propelled Shower Commode with Sliding Footplate

From the manufacturer

**Attendant propelled** — the carer pushes. Choose this over the self-propelled version where the client cannot drive the wheels themselves, because it is narrower without the large rear wheels and therefore fits bathroom doorways and shower recesses the self-propelling chair will not. **Safe working load runs from 200 kg to 300 kg depending on the variant** — confirm which one is on the quote. The adult stainless model on the distributor's current listing is rated 200 kg. A **long wheelbase** resists forward tipping, which is what makes the higher-capacity versions viable. **All four castors brake.** Worth confirming at handover, because a commode that can roll during a transfer is a fall risk, and two-castor braking leaves the chair able to pivot. **Full stainless steel frame** including castors and pan rack guides. Patented no-protrusion design to reduce skin tear risk during transfers — relevant for any client with fragile skin. Configuration: - **Seat sold separately**, chosen from seamless PU padded or pressure care, open or closed front. Open front gives perineal access without transferring off the chair; closed front gives more support under the thighs - **Swing-back independent armrests**, height adjustable across two positions - **Swing-away, removable, height-adjustable legrests** with flip-up footplates - **125 mm stainless castors** The distributor states the product is tested and certified to Australian Standards but does not publish the standard number — ask for it if it needs to go in a report.

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