Shower Commode Wheelchairs
Broda shower commode wheelchairs provide a durable bathing system for safe, dignified care. Each shower commode wheelchair features top-quality, rust-resistant components with an unbeatable, 10-year frame warranty. With models for a wide variety of hygiene needs, each shower commode is configurable for your specific care routine. Enhance the safety and comfort of your hygiene routines with our Shower Commode Wheelchairs, designed to adapt seamlessly to user needs.
Broda is a trusted manufacturer of durable medical equipment for any care environment.
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Revive Shower Commode
- 12° of Posterior Tilt | 10° Anterior Tilt
- 67° of Recline
- 400 lb. (182 kg) Weight Capacity
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Revive Bariatric Shower Commode
- 14° of Posterior Tilt | 8° Anterior Tilt
- 67° of Recline
- 800 lb. (363 kg) Weight Capacity
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Sentinel Shower Commode
- No Tilt or Recline
- 300 lb. (137 kg) Weight Capacity
Frequently Asked Questions
How wide is a shower wheelchair?
Broda shower commode wheelchairs come in various widths to accommodate different users and bathroom setups. Standard models typically range from 18 to 24 inches in width, with bariatric options available for larger users. Contact Broda for specific dimensions based on your needs.
What are the benefits of using a Broda shower wheelchair?
Broda shower commode wheelchairs provide safe, comfortable, and dignified bathing support for individuals with mobility challenges. They feature adjustable seating, secure positioning, and rust-resistant components, ensuring ease of use for both users and caregivers while promoting independence in hygiene routines.
Are the materials used in Broda shower wheelchairs resistant to water damage?
Yes, Broda shower commode wheelchairs are made with high-quality, rust-resistant materials designed for long-term durability in wet environments. The powder-coated stainless steel frame and water-resistant components prevent corrosion, and each chair is backed by a 10-year frame warranty for added peace of mind.
How should a shower wheelchair be used?
A shower wheelchair should be used to provide safe and stable support for individuals who need assistance with bathing. Users should be securely positioned with footrests and arm supports, and caregivers should ensure the brakes are locked before transfers. After each use, rinse and dry the chair to maintain its hygiene and longevity.