The HYDRO Bathroom WC Chair is a multi-purpose shower seat that also works as a commode chair with a removable bucket and an indoor transfer chair, designed around a lightweight aluminium frame for wet bathroom environments.
Features (HYDRO Bathroom WC Chair)
For bathroom use, the aluminium frame with anti-corrosion epoxy coating is intended to handle moisture exposure more reliably.
During indoor movement, four swivel castors with brakes and sealed bearings help improve control and stability.
For easier hygiene, the waterproof padded seat includes a removable cover to support quick cleaning after use.
As a room-side toilet solution, the removable commode bucket offers practical use when direct toilet access is not available.
For side transfers, the flip-up armrests can support smoother assisted moves from bed or chair.
For foot support, the folding reinforced PVC footrest is designed for repeated daily handling.
When storage space matters, the folding design helps the chair fit into smaller areas and simplifies transport.
For seating comfort, the anatomical backrest with rubber coating is designed to provide a steadier feel.
Technical Specifications
Manufacturer/Brand: Vita Orthopaedics (model VT123).
MPN: 09-2-124. GTIN: Not available.
Materials: Aluminium frame with anti-corrosion epoxy coating, waterproof padded seat with removable cover, rubber-coated backrest, and reinforced PVC footrest.
Wheels: 4 swivel castors with brakes and sealed bearings, intended for indoor use.
Certifications: According to the manufacturer, it meets international safety requirements and carries CE and ISO certifications for reliable use.
- Overall height: 98.5 cm
- Overall width: 61 cm
- Overall length: 105 cm
- Tube diameter: 2.5 cm
- Net weight: 8.96 kg
- Maximum user weight: 125 kg
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When is this a better choice than a basic shower chair?
It suits cases where you want one solution for showering, toileting, and indoor transfer, especially in tight home layouts or when a caregiver needs to move the user safely between rooms.
How is it used as a commode chair, and what matters for hygiene?
It can be used with the removable commode bucket when a toilet is not immediately accessible. For safer handling, engage the brakes before sitting and clean with mild products that do not damage the seat upholstery and cover.
What checks improve safety during indoor transfers?
Lock the brakes during transfers, use the flip-up armrests for side access when needed, and keep floors dry. Complementary items that often help are a non-slip bathroom surface, wall grab bars, and a transfer belt for more controlled caregiver support.
