My Dad needs the seat on the left facing his shower. Does this model let you put the seat back on either side?
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Hi. I haven't had to use mine since the broken ankle healed--the bench now lives under the bed. Took it out to look at it today. The larger part of the seat has holes for the back on only one side, however, I believe the seat can be installed either way to the frame, the seat being perfectly symmetrical except for the holes for the back. By the way, this product is extremely sturdy and stable and assembles in 5 minutes--no tools necessary. Supports up to 300 lbs. It is a very well designed high quality product. Can't say I "loved" mine, but it worked great and was a lifesaver when I had my leg in a cast. I could get from the wheelchair into the bathtub/shower without help. I recommend a long hand held shower hose if you do not already have one.
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Our shower stall slants slightly toward the drain in the middle but the seat it sits on all 3 legs and doesn't rock. I use my seat for shaving my legs and don't sit on it, but I would notice if it rocked. Also water will puddle on the seat, but my husband drilled a small hole for the water to drain and it works great.
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Hello when I bought the bidet I never had any specific model in mind, it works on all models , because it has adjustments right or left, and back to front.
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Yes, you can make it left or right sided. When you put it together, you determine which way the seat faces which is what determines whether it is left or right sided.
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I suppose it can be re-installed backward. I just looked at it. The installation clips are screwed on at both sides at the back. There is a same sized bar at the front to use the clips there. I am unsure if the seat might lift from the back if you sat too far forward. I see no reason that you couldn't move the clips from one side to the other. It's important that the seat should be lifted from one side or the other for cleaning.
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Yes, I started following the instructions exactly as written and then realized I needed the back reversed. This was easy to do. So you have lots of options. You can put the back on either side and next to the end grip or away from the end grip. Just do what works for you. I had hoped this would make it possible to get my wife who has Alzheimer's into our bathtub and indeed we are having success! Good luck.
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No. It reclines with a towel under the front, but that's required to get the seat in the correct orientation.
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Yes, we use the chair as both a commode and shower chair. It is difficult to push the chair into the shower with someone sitting in it as the frame is not real strong. We do it, but we pull and push from the back, not the sides. The chair is covered with a vinyl type material which is definitely waterproof. The wheels are fairly small and the brake does not really keep the chair from moving. We put it against the wall when transferring my son into it so that it does not move out from under him.
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Yes, it will swing both directions. My shower door swings both ways, and I have had no problems. The bottom ridges are soft plastic.
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You can place the back rest on either side, but not the handle. Handle insert is on the end where the back rest goes.
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Yes on most of these you can. Not to hard to do, just put the handle on the other side. Also you can adjust on which side you want the seat back.
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Yes, you are able to put it on either side. There are instructions for both ways.
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Yes there is a handle for the other side. And u can install the handle to either direction to fit your needs.
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The only restriction is the valve it self. I used one valve for a handle held and the other for straight shower, worked perfectly. No restriction on the shower side.
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Yes, the back can be secured on either side depending on you bathtub. Same with the handle and the accessories (a cup to hold shampoo or soap and a holder for the hose of a detachable shower head.) I use neither.
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I'm not sure which side you are considering left. If you standing and facing the toilet tank, the flush lever is on the left. Obviously everything depends on where the fill-tower is inside the tank. I hope this helps.
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This has been great for us! There are suction cups on the end of two legs and rubber tips on the other two. These legs can be switched to fit whichever direction your bath/shower fixtures are. I purchased this for a family member. It has worked very well! The height of the legs is also adjustable. The seat is wide enough so that a person can sit outside a tub/shower and slide over to sit inside. The only issue we had was we needed to place a small towel on the seat so the person could sit on it to slide over and not stick to the plastic seat.