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Bariatric Clean Chair
Rise N Tilt Bariatric Shower Commode
The Rise N Tilt Bariatric Shower Commode is a specially designed solution for bariatric patients weighing up to 325 kg. This commode features advanced hygiene care capabilities and electric tilt-in-space functionality, allowing for independent adjustments of the seat tilt (up to 30 degrees), height, and depth. This ensures optimal positioning and ease of use for both patients and caregivers.
Constructed with a durable, powder-coated chromium molybdenum steel frame and water-resistant polyurethane components, this commode is IPX6-rated, making it safe for use in wet environments. Key clinical features include height-adjustable swing-away armrests and footrests, as well as secure mobility provided by four lockable castors. It also comes with a rechargeable battery that supports up to 15 cycles per charge.
Optional accessories, such as butterfly armrests, adjustable neck supports, and a bedpan, further enhance patient care and adaptability.
The Rise N Tilt Bariatric Shower Commode is a specially designed solution for bariatric patients weighing up to 325 kg. This commode features advanced hygiene care capabilities and electric tilt-in-space functionality, allowing for independent adjustments of the seat tilt (up to 30 degrees), height, and depth. This ensures optimal positioning and ease of use for both patients and caregivers.
Constructed with a durable, powder-coated chromium molybdenum steel frame and water-resistant polyurethane components, this commode is IPX6-rated, making it safe for use in wet environments. Key clinical features include height-adjustable swing-away armrests and footrests, as well as secure mobility provided by four lockable castors. It also comes with a rechargeable battery that supports up to 15 cycles per charge.
Optional accessories, such as butterfly armrests, adjustable neck supports, and a bedpan, further enhance patient care and adaptability.
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Hygiene Products