Plain, and built to stay that way.

Arms And Back Unclip
Both arms and the backrest come off by hand, turning the chair into a plain bench for a tub with curved walls. Clip them back on when you want something to lean against.
- Arms And Back Unclip
- Both arms and the backrest come off by hand, turning the chair into a plain bench for a tub with curved walls. Clip them back on when you want something to lean against.

Legs Adjust 16" To 20.5"
Finer adjustment than the usual one-inch chair, so you can land exactly where your feet sit flat on the floor. Each leg sets on its own for an uneven tub base.
- Legs Adjust 16" To 20.5"
- Finer adjustment than the usual one-inch chair, so you can land exactly where your feet sit flat on the floor. Each leg sets on its own for an uneven tub base.

21.75" x 16.5" Seat
A 15.5" x 17" footprint that fits most tub styles, weighing 11.5 lb so it lifts in and out easily. Supports up to 250 lb.
- 21.75" x 16.5" Seat
- A 15.5" x 17" footprint that fits most tub styles, weighing 11.5 lb so it lifts in and out easily. Supports up to 250 lb.

Suction-Style Rubber Tips
Each leg ends in a suction-style tip that grips a wet tub floor instead of skating on it, and the seat drains through so nothing pools around them.
- Suction-Style Rubber Tips
- Each leg ends in a suction-style tip that grips a wet tub floor instead of skating on it, and the seat drains through so nothing pools around them.
Built for everyday support.

Arms And Back Unclip
Both arms and the backrest come off by hand, turning the chair into a plain bench for a tub with curved walls.
Legs Adjust 16" To 20.5"
Finer adjustment than the usual one-inch chair, so you can land exactly where your feet sit flat on the floor.
21.75" x 16.5" Seat
A 15.5" x 17" footprint that fits most tub styles, weighing 11.5 lb so it lifts in and out easily.
Suction-Style Rubber Tips
Each leg ends in a suction-style tip that grips a wet tub floor instead of skating on it, and the seat drains through so nothing pools around them..
How we compare.
The plain, sensible chair — and where its limits are.
Frequently asked
questions.
The questions people actually ask before buying one.
Half-inch steps from 16" to 20.5" — finer than the usual one-inch chair, so you can land exactly on the height where your feet sit flat on the floor.
Up to 250 lb. That is lower than the aluminium-framed chairs in this range; if you need a higher rating, one of those is the better buy.
Both unclip by hand in about ten seconds, turning the chair into a plain bench — often what you want in a tub whose walls curve inward.
A 21.75" x 16.5" seat on a 15.5" x 17" footprint, and the chair weighs 11.5 lb, so it lifts in and out of the tub easily.
Each leg ends in a suction-style rubber tip that grips a wet tub floor, and the seat drains through so water does not pool around them.
A one-piece moulded plastic seat and backrest. There is no fabric and no coating to lift, so an ordinary bathroom spray is enough — abrasive cleaners are not needed.
No. It pushes together by hand and comes apart the same way for storage.
Free U.S. shipping and a 30-day return window, so you can set the height and try it in your own tub.
