Is it high enough off the floor for someone who has had hip replacement surgery?
1650244
its adjustable ...my mom broke her hip and had major hip surgery afterwards and with the help of the arms on each side did pretty well getting on and off.....
1650245
We purchased this item for my elderly mother who has a very difficult time bending her knees to sit (arthritis) and she has not complained. Now I don't know if it would be comfortable for someone who had hip surgery mainly because it is not that high from the floor...but it's high enough where my mother does not feel she has to bend her knees too much. I hope that helps.
1933640
This is a Good Chair and i seat upright on it and my butt is higher that my knees. I had a hip replacement and that is why i got this chair. But at the beach i am not sure about this chair it is a tall chair. I am 5-6 it maybe easy to fall over side to side. But again it is a good well built chair.
1019344
This mattress is elevated high enough, that I don't see that as an issue due the floor contact.
827363
Also just had my right hip replaced..on Dec 18th ...Got this stool and am very happy with it...It is light weight and feels sturdy going up one leg at a time until I get my strength back...I would recommend it...
807410
I found it stable. I would re-tighten the "screw" when I cleaned the toilet. You can tighten it as you sit on it. I would use my counter as support when I need to stand as my replaced hip healed.
2163424
As far as your THR hip surgery question. That would depend on your personnel height. For my wife after her hip surgery it worked but that's due to height being met.
2042334
We purchased due to my husbands hip replacement surgery. This devise is a hard plastic, it would support weight limit approximately 280 lbs.
1703615
Yes, I believe it will be tall enough for your husband. I can tell you this much: I am approx. 6 feet 2 inches tall, w/out my shoes on, and when I've used the rollator, it has been tall enough that my physical therapist approved of the fact that I stood totally, 100% errect. I can't promise, but I would guess that for myself, I am most likely 6"3" with shoes on, and I had no hunching whatsoever! Good luck!!
292467
The lowest setting is 17 inches and the highest is about 23 inches. We have it set at 21 inches which comes above our knees and makes it easy to sit and stand while maintaining hip precautions. It is sturdy at this setting.
771267
I haven't measured it, but the top of the "ladder" sits about level with an average person's hip - maybe 36 inches? I'd have to assemble it to get the exact height. . . hmmmm, maybe that's a good idea. A game of ladder ball sounds fun for this weekend :-)
845936
Not at all. I think you'll love the way it fits...I've never had issues with it being too high.
141567
Its hip high after you put a 2" thick top on it and I,m 6'1" tall for an overall reference. It also comes with levelers so that adds to the overall height. FYI I used an unfinished solid door from Lowes for a work top.
1169942
I have mine elevated about 6 to 8 inches off the floor. It works fine there. I don't have any children or pets that would/could knock it off of where it is.
1130554
I think so, I am 5'3" and I found it too high for me. It was for my husband who is 5'6".
673480
Hi. The highest point (behind knee/lower thigh) is about 17" from the floor. My butt is at about 15". I'm 5'8" and wife is 5'6" and it's very comfortable for us. Hope this helps. GR
1462428
I purchased two counter height stools. The seat is 24 1/4 inches from the floor, anything higher would feel pretty tight for the average person.
277612
Purchased this & my husband could not use due to hip surgery restrictions. This was due to configuration of the bathroom. I donated it. Sorry