Bathroom
Transfer benches, bath lifts, shower chairs, toilet seats, grab bars and commodes, for the most hazardous room in the house.
More falls happen in the bathroom than anywhere else in the home. Wet surfaces, hard edges, awkward heights and the need to balance on one leg make it the most hazardous room in the house.
It is also the room where losing independence is felt most sharply, because bathing and toileting are the things people least want help with.
Where to start
Work out which moment is actually the problem, because each one has a different answer.
Getting over the tub wall. A bath board, a transfer bench, or a step-thru conversion. Transfer benches are the most commonly recommended aid in the house.
Getting into the water. A bath lift lowers you in and raises you out, so you can still have a proper bath rather than switching to showers.
Standing in the shower. A shower chair or stool. If washing hair is the difficulty, choose one with a back, since tilting the head with eyes closed is when balance goes.
Standing up from the toilet. A raised seat if the toilet is too low, or a frame or rail if the problem is having nothing to push up from. Those are different problems and buying the wrong one is common.
Steadying yourself anywhere. Grab bars, fitted into structure rather than drywall.
Managing the whole routine seated. A shower commode chair, wheeled to the bathroom, over the toilet and into the shower, so the person transfers once.
One question worth answering first
Is the bottom of your bath smooth, or moulded with a non-slip texture? Bath mats, bath pillows, suction shower head holders and suction-anchored bath lifts all rely on suction cups, and none of them hold on a textured surface.
Run your hand over the tub floor before ordering anything that suctions.
Ask us
Tell us how the person manages now and where it goes wrong. That is usually enough for us to point you at the right product, and coming into the showroom to try a bench or a chair is worth the trip.
In Bathroom
Bath Lifts
3 products
Powered seats that lower you into your own bathtub and lift you out again, with no plumbing or building work.
Bathing Systems
9 products
Shower commodes, tub transfer systems and powered bath chairs for people who need support and assistance to bathe.
Bathtub
21 products
Transfer benches, bath boards, tub rails and bathing aids for getting in and out of the bath safely.
Commodes
31 products
Bedside and over-toilet commodes, drop arm and bariatric models, and wheeled shower commode chairs for full bathing routines.
Grab Bars
13 products
Grab bars from 12 to 42 inches, L-shaped and soft grip options, with professional installation available separately.
Shower Chairs, Stools, and Accessories
21 products
Shower chairs, stools and swivel seats, plus paediatric bath chairs, so showering can be done seated and safely.
Toilet Seats
26 products
Raised toilet seats from 2 to 6 inches, standard and elongated, with or without arms, plus toilet safety frames and rails.
Bariatric Shower Commode Chair
A bariatric rehab shower commode on a reinforced aluminum frame, so the whole routine happens in one chair.
Build Your OwnRaz Shower Commode Chairs
Raz mobile shower commode chairs, configured to the person and the bathroom after an assessment.
Raz Trakz Tub Slider System
A tub slider system that lets someone be showered over an existing bathtub, crossing the tub wall seated on a bridge.
Raz-AT Tilting Shower Commode Chair
An attendant tilt shower commode chair tilting to 40 degrees, for pressure relief and support through a full bathing routine.
Raz-CAT Compact Tilting Shower Commode Chair
The compact version of the Raz-AT, for children and smaller adults, with a depth-adjustable back that follows growth.
Reducer Ring, Portable Potty Seat (Elongated)
A portable seat that narrows an elongated toilet opening, so a small child can sit securely.
Reducer Ring, Portable Potty Seat (Standard)
A portable seat that narrows a standard toilet opening, so a small child can sit securely.
Rotating Bathtub Seat
Low stock
A bath seat that rotates, so you turn with it rather than twisting your body to get your legs over the tub wall.
Shower Chair With Back
In stock
A shower chair with a backrest, supporting you at the moment most shower falls happen.
Shower Chair with Back and Removable Padded Arms
In stock
A shower chair with a back and padded arms that remove, giving support to stand and clearing for transfers.
Shower Chair with Folding Back
A shower chair whose back folds down to save space, while the frame stays rigid for everyday use.
Shower Chair Without Back
In stock
A wider, more stable seat than a stool, still without the depth of a chair with a back.
Shower Commode Chair (Rehab) - 18"
Low stock
A wheeled shower commode chair with an 18 inch seat, used over the toilet and in the shower so the person transfers once.
Shower Commode Chair (Rehab) Self Propelled
A rehab shower commode with large rear wheels and handrims, so the person moves themselves rather than being pushed.
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Shower Scrub
In stock
A long-handled brush for washing your back, legs and feet without bending or twisting.
Shower Stool
Low stock
A simple seat on adjustable legs, the smallest and least expensive way to shower sitting down.
Sitz Bath
A shallow basin that fits over the toilet for warm water soaking, without filling or climbing into a bathtub.
Sliding Transfer Bench
Low stock
A transfer bench where the seat itself slides along a track, so you are carried across rather than shuffling.
Sliding Transfer Bench with Swivel Seat
Low stock
A transfer bench whose seat slides and swivels, so you are turned and carried across rather than twisting over the tub edge.
Soft Grip Grab Bar 18"
In stock
An 18 inch bar with a soft grip surface, easier to hold with arthritic, wet or cold hands.
Soft Grip Grab Bar 24"
In stock
A 24 inch bar with a soft grip surface, easier to hold with arthritic, wet or cold hands.
Standard Commode with Wheels
Low stock
A 3-in-1 commode on locking castors, so it can be moved between the bedside and the bathroom.
We're here for your questions.
Client, caregiver or therapist — good decisions start with good information. Our team is available seven days a week to help you choose and to check funding eligibility.