Shower Benches
Transform your bathroom into a safer, more accessible space with our premium selection of shower benches. Designed for individuals with limited mobility, balance issues, or those requiring post-surgical support, these benches provide a stable seat that eliminates the need to stand while bathing. By choosing a high-quality seating solution, you can maintain your independence and enjoy a relaxing shower experience without the fear of dangerous slips and falls in the wet environment of your bathroom.
Our shower benches are engineered for maximum stability and comfort, featuring rust-resistant frames and wide, non-slip seating surfaces. Many models are equipped with adjustable height settings to ensure perfect positioning, comfortable backrests, and sturdy armrests to aid in sitting and standing. Compact yet robust, these benches are designed to fit effortlessly into most showers and tubs, offering a durable and hygienic solution that enhances safety without compromising on bathroom aesthetics.
Don't let mobility challenges restrict your ability to take a comfortable, private shower. Explore our range of durable benches to find the ideal match for your needs and start bathing with confidence today. Shop now to secure your durable shower bench and take advantage of our fast, reliable shipping directly to your door.
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Find answers to commonly asked questions below.
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Is a bench a good idea in a shower?
Yes, a shower bench enhances comfort, safety, and accessibility. It provides a stable seat for individuals with mobility issues, reduces fall risk, and offers convenience for tasks like shaving or storing toiletries. Built-in benches add a spa-like feel and can increase home value. However, they require space and regular cleaning to prevent mold.
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Will Medicare pay for a shower seat?
Original Medicare generally does not cover shower seats because they are considered convenience items rather than medically necessary equipment. However, some Medicare Advantage plans may offer allowances for bathroom safety devices. To qualify for any coverage, a doctor must document medical necessity, and the item must meet Durable Medical Equipment (DME) criteria.
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What are the cons of shower benches?
Shower benches can take up valuable space in small showers, require regular maintenance to prevent mold, and add cost to bathroom renovations. Improper installation may lead to water pooling and structural issues. Additionally, fixed benches lack flexibility compared to portable options.
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What is the bench in a shower called?
The bench in a shower is commonly referred to as a shower bench or built-in shower seat. Variants include fold-down seats, corner benches, and freestanding stools, each designed for safety and convenience.
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What can you use instead of a shower chair?
Alternatives include portable stools made of water-resistant materials, fold-down wall-mounted seats, or built-in benches. For temporary solutions, non-slip bath seats or transfer benches can also provide safe seating during showers.
