Compass Health Brands FGB75300 0000 Bath Shower Seat

Product Description

The COMPASS HEALTH BRANDS FGB75300 0000 is an adjustable bath and shower seat with back support, designed for use in shower stalls or bathtubs. The seat is constructed of durable plastic and features easy-to-grip handles for user stability during transfers and bathing. A built-in notch accommodates a hand-held shower spray head. Aluminum legs are flared outward at the base to reduce tipping risk, and slip-resistant rubber tips on each leg foot provide additional traction on wet surfaces. This seat is appropriate for residential bathroom accessibility applications.

This bath seat is suited for residential bathrooms where users require a stable, seated bathing surface. It fits into standard shower stalls and over bathtubs, making it a practical choice for aging-in-place installations, post-surgical recovery setups, or any situation where a seated shower or bath position is required. The adjustable leg height allows the seat to be fitted to the user and the specific bathroom configuration. Sold in a package quantity of 3 units.

Key Features

• Adjustable leg height for customized fit in shower stalls and bathtubs
• Durable plastic seat construction with back support panel
• Easy-to-grip side handles for stability during use
• Built-in notch on seat for holding a hand-held shower spray
• Flared aluminum legs reduce tipping risk on wet surfaces
• Slip-resistant rubber leg tips for added traction

Compatibility

Designed as a drop-in replacement or new-installation bath and shower seat for standard residential shower stalls and bathtubs requiring an adjustable-height seated bathing accessory.

Installation Notes

Installation does not require tools in most configurations — leg height is adjusted by repositioning the telescoping legs and securing the locking mechanism before placing the seat in service. Always verify that all four rubber tips are fully contacting the floor surface and that the seat is stable before use. No permanent fastening to walls or floors is typically required, but placement should be confirmed on a dry surface before introducing water. This product is typically set up by a caregiver, occupational therapist, or the end user following the manufacturer instructions included with the unit.