Shower Chairs for Safe and Comfortable Bathing
WHLICKS shower chairs collection is designed to provide seniors, post-injury users, pregnant, and anyone with limited mobility a safe, comfortable, and stable seating solution for daily bathing.
We offer a variety of options, including sliding shower chairs, swivel shower chairs, and shower stools. Our shower chairs with arms and back are designed for durability, stability, and ease of use, helping users maintain independence and confidence while bathing. Shower stools provide a compact, lightweight seating solution for users who need stability without the extra features of arms or back support.
No matter what type of shower chair you need—whether for extra support, a compact fit for small bathrooms, or enhanced comfort with a swivel or backrest—we have the best shower chair to meet your needs, making daily hygiene safer and more convenient.
Shower Chairs FAQs
What is the best shower chair for elderly?
The best shower chair for elderly users is sturdy, non-slip, and adjustable to match different heights. Look for a chair with armrests, a supportive backrest, and a rust-resistant frame. Chairs designed for seniors, people with limited mobility, or those recovering from surgery provide extra safety and comfort during bathing. Heavy-duty models that support up to 450 lbs or more are ideal for added stability.
How to use a shower chair safely?
To use a shower chair safely, first place it on a flat, stable surface and make sure the rubber feet or suction tips are secure. Sit slowly, keeping your feet flat on the floor and hands on armrests or grab bars. Keep all shower essentials within reach to avoid stretching or leaning. When standing up, move to the front edge, plant your feet firmly, and rise slowly using support from armrests or a nearby wall rail. Always check the chair’s stability before each use to prevent slips or accidents.
Do you need a shower chair after hip replacement or knee replacement?
If you’ve had a hip or knee replacement (or any leg, hip, or joint surgery), a shower chair can make bathing much safer and easier. It helps reduce risk of slips, avoids unnecessary strain, and lets you sit while washing until you regain strength and balance.
How to use a shower chair in a bathtub?
If you shower in a bathtub rather than a walk‑in shower, choose a compact tub‑compatible chair (a small or sliding‑seat design often works best). Install it securely so it sits level and stable; use a chair with armrests and back support for stability. Keep shower supplies within easy reach to avoid leaning too far, and stand up slowly — using a grab bar or tub rail for support. WHLICKS shower chair with a 360° swivel seat is designed to fit in many tubs and offers back and arm support, making it a safer choice for bathtub use.
Does Medicare cover a shower chair?
Generally, Original Medicare (Part A and Part B) does not cover shower chairs because they are considered convenience items, not medically necessary durable medical equipment. Some private Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans may offer limited coverage or over‑the‑counter allowances for bathroom safety items — but coverage varies by plan, so you should check the benefits of your specific Medicare plan.