Toilet seats
A toilet chair or post chair serves to go to the bathroom safely.
The main convenience is that a toilet seat is always close by. People with a toilet that is difficult to reach due to a staircase or difficult door often opt for a toilet seat that is in an easily accessible place . Also people who have to go to the toilet a lot at night to place a toilet seat closer.
Wheelchair users, people with paralysis or muscle disease ... etc. sometimes need a lot of physical support, so sitting in a normal toilet is unsafe. Toilet seats ensure that the body is sufficiently and correctly supported , often toilet seats are softened by a toilet seat cushion than standard toilets , which is good for people who suffer from bedsores .
Toilet seat on wheels or without wheels?
A mobile toilet chair on wheels , or a toilet wheelchair , is useful on the one hand for moving the post chair , but also for the less mobile people to be moved. Many toilet seats on wheels are also made to place in the shower . That way you don't have to move around and there is less risk of falling. We recommend people who are still mobile enough to choose a fixed toilet seat. After all, a fixed seat is safer when you stand up and possibly forget to lock the brakes on the wheels. There are also mobile toilet seats without a bucket . She can move this to above the toilet. Most toilet seats do have a removable bucket so that you can always drive above a toilet, if the width of course allows it.
Toilet wheelchair for in the shower?
Often a multifunctional toilet chair is chosen that can also be used in the shower. This is usually referred to as a 'shower and toilet wheelchair'.
Why do prices vary so much?
The prices vary enormously due to the many different options that a toilet chair or post chair can have:
- with or without wheels, with or without folding footrests, with or without toilet bucket, with or without soft cushions, material that can get wet in the shower or not etc.
See here the range of toilet seats or mail seats!
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A toilet chair or post chair serves to go to the bathroom safely.
The main convenience is that a toilet seat is always close by. People with a toilet that is difficult to reach due to a staircase or difficult door often opt for a toilet seat that is in an easily accessible place . Also people who have to go to the toilet a lot at night to place a toilet seat closer.
Wheelchair users, people with paralysis or muscle disease ... etc. sometimes need a lot of physical support, so sitting in a normal toilet is unsafe. Toilet seats ensure that the body is sufficiently and correctly supported , often toilet seats are softened by a toilet seat cushion than standard toilets , which is good for people who suffer from bedsores .
Toilet seat on wheels or without wheels?
A mobile toilet chair on wheels , or a toilet wheelchair , is useful on the one hand for moving the post chair , but also for the less mobile people to be moved. Many toilet seats on wheels are also made to place in the shower . That way you don't have to move around and there is less risk of falling. We recommend people who are still mobile enough to choose a fixed toilet seat. After all, a fixed seat is safer when you stand up and possibly forget to lock the brakes on the wheels. There are also mobile toilet seats without a bucket . She can move this to above the toilet. Most toilet seats do have a removable bucket so that you can always drive above a toilet, if the width of course allows it.
Toilet wheelchair for in the shower?
Often a multifunctional toilet chair is chosen that can also be used in the shower. This is usually referred to as a 'shower and toilet wheelchair'.
Why do prices vary so much?
The prices vary enormously due to the many different options that a toilet chair or post chair can have:
- with or without wheels, with or without folding footrests, with or without toilet bucket, with or without soft cushions, material that can get wet in the shower or not etc.
See here the range of toilet seats or mail seats!
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A toilet chair or post chair serves to go to the bathroom safely.
The main convenience is that a toilet seat is always close by. People with a toilet that is difficult to reach due to a staircase or difficult door often opt for a toilet seat that is in an easily accessible place . Also people who have to go to the toilet a lot at night to place a toilet seat closer.
Wheelchair users, people with paralysis or muscle disease ... etc. sometimes need a lot of physical support, so sitting in a normal toilet is unsafe. Toilet seats ensure that the body is sufficiently and correctly supported , often toilet seats are softened by a toilet seat cushion than standard toilets , which is good for people who suffer from bedsores .
Toilet seat on wheels or without wheels?
A mobile toilet chair on wheels , or a toilet wheelchair , is useful on the one hand for moving the post chair , but also for the less mobile people to be moved. Many toilet seats on wheels are also made to place in the shower . That way you don't have to move around and there is less risk of falling. We recommend people who are still mobile enough to choose a fixed toilet seat. After all, a fixed seat is safer when you stand up and possibly forget to lock the brakes on the wheels. There are also mobile toilet seats without a bucket . She can move this to above the toilet. Most toilet seats do have a removable bucket so that you can always drive above a toilet, if the width of course allows it.
Toilet wheelchair for in the shower?
Often a multifunctional toilet chair is chosen that can also be used in the shower. This is usually referred to as a 'shower and toilet wheelchair'.
Why do prices vary so much?
The prices vary enormously due to the many different options that a toilet chair or post chair can have:
- with or without wheels, with or without folding footrests, with or without toilet bucket, with or without soft cushions, material that can get wet in the shower or not etc.
See here the range of toilet seats or mail seats!
