Compact Shower Stool – 5-Level Height on a 500 lb Frame

Compact Shower Stool 5-Level Height on a 500 lb Frame

$39.99 $59.99

A backless shower stool that weighs 4.35 lb, folds into a small stall and still holds 500 lb.

Cross-Braced, U-Shaped, Drilled 16.54" Seat, 13" Footprint One-Piece Crossbar, No Tools Non-Marking Rubber Feet
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Free U.S. shipping · 30-day returns

Four and a third pounds. That is the whole stool — which means you can lift it out of the tub with one hand while the other one stays on the rail.

It is light because it is anodised aluminium rather than steel, not because it is thin. The legs are angled outward and tied together with a cross-brace, and the frame is rated to 500 lb, with 350 lb recommended if you want it to feel comfortable rather than merely capable.

There is no back and there are no arms, and for a lot of bathrooms that is the point: a 13-inch footprint goes into a shower stall or the flat floor of a tub without you having to plan around it. The seat is 16.54 inches wide with a U-shaped scoop and a textured top, and eight holes drain it.

Five levels set the height from 14.76 to 18.7 inches. It snaps together in about three minutes with no tools, and the rubber feet do not squeak or mark tile when you move it.

Be clear about what you are buying, though: a stool has nothing to lean on and nothing to push up from. If either of those matters, take a chair with arms and a back instead.

  • Cross-Braced, U-Shaped, Drilled
  • 16.54" Seat, 13" Footprint
  • One-Piece Crossbar, No Tools
  • Non-Marking Rubber Feet

Five height levels from 14.76" to 18.7". Seat 16.54" wide x 10.24" deep, footprint 13.03". Anodised aluminium frame, cross-braced with angled legs, rated to 500 lb — 350 lb recommended for comfort. Weighs 4.35 lb. U-shaped textured non-slip seat with 8 drainage holes and rubber non-marking feet. Assembles in about three minutes without tools.

There is nothing to size and nothing to fit — set the height to suit you and it is ready to use.

Type: Compact Shower Stool
Key feature: a backless U-shaped seat on a cross-braced 500 lb frame that weighs 4.35 lb
Quantity: one unit
Five height levels from 14.76" to 18.7". Seat 16.54" wide x 10.24" deep, footprint 13.03". Anodised aluminium frame, cross-braced with angled legs, rated to 500 lb — 350 lb recommended for comfort. Weighs 4.35 lb. U-shaped textured non-slip seat with 8 drainage holes and rubber non-marking feet. Assembles in about three minutes without tools.

Free shipping on every U.S. order. No minimum.
Delivered in 5–9 business days after a 1–2 day handling time.
30-day returns – if the fit isn't right, send them back.

Light to lift, solid to sit on.

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EVERY PART EARNS ITS PLACE

Cross-Braced, U-Shaped, Drilled

A dual cross-reinforced aluminium frame under a U-shaped textured seat, eight drainage holes so it never sits in a puddle, and rubber feet that hold on wet tile.

  • Cross-Braced, U-Shaped, Drilled
  • A dual cross-reinforced aluminium frame under a U-shaped textured seat, eight drainage holes so it never sits in a puddle, and rubber feet that hold on wet tile.
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FOR A TIGHT STALL

16.54" Seat, 13" Footprint

A 16.54" x 10.24" seat on a 13.03" base — small enough to leave in a shower stall or lift into a tub. Five levels set the height from 14.76" to 18.7".

  • 16.54" Seat, 13" Footprint
  • A 16.54" x 10.24" seat on a 13.03" base — small enough to leave in a shower stall or lift into a tub. Five levels set the height from 14.76" to 18.7".
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THREE MINUTES

One-Piece Crossbar, No Tools

The crossbar comes as a single piece, so assembly is three pushes rather than a page of steps. Nothing to screw, nothing to lose, and it comes apart the same way.

  • One-Piece Crossbar, No Tools
  • The crossbar comes as a single piece, so assembly is three pushes rather than a page of steps. Nothing to screw, nothing to lose, and it comes apart the same way.
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STEADY ON ANY FLOOR

Non-Marking Rubber Feet

The same feet grip ceramic tile, stone, a wooden floor or the base of a tub, and they do not squeak or leave marks when you slide the stool out of the way.

  • Non-Marking Rubber Feet
  • The same feet grip ceramic tile, stone, a wooden floor or the base of a tub, and they do not squeak or leave marks when you slide the stool out of the way.

Built for everyday support.

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Cross-Braced, U-Shaped, Drilled

A dual cross-reinforced aluminium frame under a U-shaped textured seat, eight drainage holes so it never sits in a puddle, and rubber feet that hold on wet tile..

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16.54" Seat, 13" Footprint

A 16.54" x 10.24" seat on a 13.03" base — small enough to leave in a shower stall or lift into a tub.

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One-Piece Crossbar, No Tools

The crossbar comes as a single piece, so assembly is three pushes rather than a page of steps.

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Non-Marking Rubber Feet

The same feet grip ceramic tile, stone, a wooden floor or the base of a tub, and they do not squeak or leave marks when you slide the stool out of the way..

How we compare.

What a backless stool is for — and where a chair with arms wins instead.

Ours
A chair with arms and a back
A moulded plastic stool
Weighs 4.35 lb
Frame rated to 500 lb
Fits a 13" footprint
Cross-braced angled legs
Lifts out of the tub one-handed
Assembles in about three minutes

Frequently asked
questions.

The questions people actually ask before buying one.

4.35 lb for the whole stool. You can lift it out of the tub with one hand while the other stays on the rail, which is most of why people choose a backless seat.

The anodised aluminium frame is rated to 500 lb, with 350 lb recommended for comfortable everyday use. The legs are angled outward and tied together with a cross-brace.

Five levels from 14.76" to 18.7". Set it so your feet rest flat on the floor.

A 13.03" footprint under a 16.54" x 10.24" seat — small enough to leave in a shower stall or lift into a standard tub.

It depends on you. A stool gives you nothing to lean against and nothing to push up from. If either matters, choose a chair with arms and a back instead; if you mainly want a place to sit in a small shower, this is the simplest one.

Eight holes through a U-shaped textured top, so water runs off rather than pooling, and the surface is not glassy when wet.

About three minutes. The crossbar is a single piece, so it is a few pushes rather than a page of steps, and no tools are needed.

Free U.S. shipping and a 30-day return window, so you can try the height in your own shower.

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