Is it possible to lower the arms a bit?
1174993
Hi Pamela, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical K. D. Aluminum Shower Chair/Commode with Casters. Unfortunately, the arms on the commode are unable to be lowered.
1174994
I don't think there is any adjustment. My dad who is an engineer built a fold up foot rest because when we tried to roll it over to toilet feet drag.my mom is fairly petite but has a hard time cleaning herself because the inside seat is quite small.
1174995
I don't think so. We no longer have the chair as it was unsafe for my husband to use with his very limited mobility.
2258142
Yes the arms do drop down and out of the way and can be brought back up easily..
1408729
No, you can't. That is one reason why I sent it back. I am too tall to hold the arms on incline.
1631406
Absolutely! The lower and upper arms are independant of each other so you can leave a set off, I actually only have 1 set of arms on right now myself!
1693611
Unfortunately no. You can't change the height at all only extend the sides a little.
1986116
I don't think so. The arms seem to be an integral part of the way the back of the chair reclines. When my chair arrived, the arms were not attached and needed to be so. Besides all that, you might find them most useful when you wish to get up out of the chair or return the usual sitting position.
1931486
No. There is a set screw that you can tighten down to adjust the tension of the arm (angle) and there is a locking pin to keep it in the up position.
2132965
There are pivots at the top and the bottom of the arm that can be fully adjusted. It will, however, make the arm extend further out horizontally if you want the stream to be lower.
1014815
No. You can twist them horizontally somewhat, but the only vertical movement is in the shades, not the arms.
1887488
You can use lift pads. The arms are removable but there's no way to adjust the height of the seat.
1904364
Yes. There are 8 screws under the chair that can be removed to remove the arms. Also the arms can go down very low. So if they are in the way you may not have to remove them.
1766722
You might try using an angle iron, something with a 90* bend. The arm is solid and you'll like it if you can secure to the floor.
461004
Yes - you can move it slightly (an inch or two) horizontally. It can be adjusted vertically by mounting it to different screws on the arms. Also you can adjust the tilt via the levers on the arms. Hope that helps.
645610
I am a lot larger than that, and I have no problem with it. However, I left the arms off. If you do install the arms, they are adjustable to compensate for extra width.
1686872
You can remove them but you cannot adjust the height. That's why I had to remove the arms. Because I like to move all the way under the table and it just can't when they are installed.
2087631
The arms slip into predrilled holes, so no, you cannot adjust the arms up or down the main shaft. I did unscrew one and reposition it to a slightly tipped down position and retightened and hung a couple items on it. It did hold but do not know if it would hold tight over time.
200726
yes. This is a solid commode. The arms can be up or lowered. The back can be removed.