I am confused by some of the answers. Does the bucket remove from the front between the legs or from the back?
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The bucket removes from the back. The shower chair isn't made really sturdy but it does what I need it to do for the cost. It does not fit over our toilet. Better quality and sturdier shower chairs are available for about 3x the cost. The arms lift on this one which was a must for me so I could get my grandson from bed to shower chair. Legs on the chair are removable which is a plus.
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Yep, it pulls off the end of the hose especially when your kids are helping you pump it up. But it is solidly attached it doesn't come off while in use unless you want it to.
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The seat lifts out, the battery pack lifts out, the basket removes, then the rear wheels and motor area detach. It takes less than a minute to either take it apart or put it back together.
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Yes, it works fine that way. Mine had both a regular bucket and a bottomless one, but it works fine over a toilet without a bucket at all.
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It fills from the bottom. There is another question/answer on how to remove bottom.
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The seat is sturdy and secure but doesn't cover the bucket completely. There is approximately 1/2" of space.
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I guess the question is "the back OR the side"? It comes out of the side (right-lower side of the handle).
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the bucket has two sections. clean water in the middle and the dirty water goes in the outside section of the bucket.
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The legs are fully removable. It comes with a little bag to put them in. It is a bit heavy, I would plan on two people to carry it to the car once the legs are removed. We just leave the whole thing assembled and just remove the legs for transport.
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The front wheel is removed when attaching to bike. We love ours! It was a great buy & we haul 2 dogs in it when we can.
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No. There's a storage area as one of the seats in the wagon, but what you see pictured is exactly how it looks. You can remove the top and 4 legs but that would be the only different look.
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No. You must lift the commode seat to take bucket out. The patient must transfer out of the chair first.
1998405
Yes, there are a few different height settings and there are two arm rests and both can be put down or left up. The arm movement is done with a recessed button much like the adjustable legs. The seat lifts up and the bucket can be removed. We used commode liners in the bucket to make cleanup super easy. The seat back can be adjusted closer and further away as well, to accommodate the users size.
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There is a long handle that protrudes from either the left or right hand side of your body depending on how you mount it. You pump that handle up and down and that pumps air pressure into the tank. You do not have to remove it from your back to pump it.
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The back goes all the way to the floor but the front does not. There is about a 2 inch gap from the floor in the front.
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Hi Millie,Some of the items inside the bucket are boxed and/or wrapped. When you remove the box/wrapping it opens up quite a bit of extra space. I've been able to add a few extra items such as an extra first-aid kit, batteries and a roll of duct tape with room to spare. I hope this helps!Regards,Ben Amp
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We don't use the bucket and use it as a shower chair. The chair has two rails and the bucket just sitsin them.