Sit Before Crossing
An appropriate resident may be able to sit first and then move across the bathing threshold instead of stepping directly over it.
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A wide, height-adjustable transfer bench designed to provide a stable seated surface across a tub or shower entry — featuring a reversible backrest, arm support, angled legs, blow-molded seat and back, 0.5-inch height adjustments, and a 400-pound weight capacity.
Entering and exiting a bathtub or shower can become difficult for residents with reduced balance, leg strength, endurance, mobility, or confidence.
Unlike a standard shower chair that sits completely inside the bathing area, a transfer bench is designed to provide a longer seated surface that can help bridge the bathing threshold when installed and used appropriately.
This model combines a wide blow-molded bench, reversible backrest, arm support, adjustable extension legs, angled leg positioning, and a supplier-rated 400-pound capacity.
For California RCFE owners, ARF operators, assisted living facilities, board-and-care homes, caregivers, and residential care administrators , it may provide another bathing-support option for residents whose individual mobility needs make a transfer bench appropriate.
The supplier rates the transfer bench for a maximum user weight of 400 pounds.
Angled legs are designed to provide additional stability, while the blow-molded bench and backrest provide a rigid seating and support surface.
Weight capacity should always be treated as a maximum limit rather than a recommended operating target, and the bench should be inspected before use for loose components, damaged legs, worn tips, or other conditions that could affect stability.
An appropriate resident may be able to sit first and then move across the bathing threshold instead of stepping directly over it.
The 26.75-inch-wide bench provides more lateral seating area than many compact shower chairs.
A transfer bench may support caregiver-assisted bathing when the bathroom layout provides enough space for safe assistance.
Bathrooms do not all place the tub wall, controls, entrance, and open floor area on the same side.
The reversible backrest allows the bench to be configured to accommodate different tub and shower orientations according to the manufacturer's assembly instructions.
A reversible design can make the same transfer-bench model more adaptable when one bathroom opens from the left and another from the right.
The bench uses an innovative extension-leg design that allows the height to be adjusted in 0.5-inch increments.
The adjustable seat-height range is 17.5 inches to 22.5 inches.
Smaller adjustment increments can make it easier to configure the bench around a resident's sitting height and the physical bathtub or shower installation.
Extension legs should be adjusted and locked according to the manufacturer instructions. Confirm that the bench is level and stable before resident use.
Transfer benches occupy substantially more floor area than compact shower stools, which is important in smaller RCFE and ARF bathrooms.
Approximately 32 inches wide across the outside legs.
Approximately 22 inches deep.
Approximately 26.75 inches wide.
Approximately 16 inches deep.
Supplier information states the seat-depth distance can adjust up to approximately 19 inches deep.
Seat height can be configured from approximately 17.5 to 22.5 inches.
The supplier describes assembly of the backrest, legs, and arm as tool-free.
The product also includes supplier-described clear and simple assembly instructions.
After assembly, verify that every component is fully seated, every adjustment point is secure, the legs are correctly positioned, and the bench remains stable before allowing a resident to use it.
A transfer bench may make bathing easier for some residents, but the equipment should be matched to the person's actual functional ability.
Consider whether the resident can safely sit, pivot, slide, or move across the bench independently or requires assistance.
Residents with poor sitting or standing balance may require close caregiver support during transfers.
A resident must be able to understand and safely follow the transfer process, or receive appropriate caregiver assistance.
Seat height should support safe sitting and standing based on the resident's strength and mobility.
Confirm both the 400-pound maximum weight rating and the actual seat dimensions are appropriate for the resident.
Bathroom layout should provide sufficient space for staff to assist without unsafe reaching, twisting, or crowding.
| Product Type | Adjustable Bath / Shower Transfer Bench |
|---|---|
| Weight Capacity | 400 lb |
| Adjustable Seat Height | 17.5 to 22.5 in |
| Height Adjustment Increments | 0.5 in |
| Outside Leg Dimensions | Approximately 32 in Wide × 22 in Deep |
| Seat Dimensions | Approximately 26.75 in Wide × 16 in Deep |
| Adjustable Seat Depth Distance | Up to Approximately 19 in Deep |
| Backrest | Reversible |
| Arm Support | Included According to Supplied Product Information |
| Seat / Back Construction | Blow-Molded |
| Legs | Angled Design for Added Stability |
| Assembly | Tool-Free Assembly of Back, Legs and Arm |
| Warranty | Supplier States Limited Lifetime Warranty |
| Average Shipping Lead Time | Supplier States 14+ Days |
| Structural Frame Material | Not Specified in Supplied Product Information |
| Exact Foot / Tip Design | Not Specified in Supplied Product Information |
| ADA Certification | Not Specified in Supplied Product Information |
The supplier lists an average shipping lead time of 14+ days.
Facilities ordering the bench for a new admission, bathroom upgrade, licensing preparation, resident mobility change, or facility opening should plan ahead rather than assume immediate delivery.
Supplier processing, inventory availability, carrier service, weekends, holidays, destination, and other fulfillment factors may affect actual delivery timing.
A transfer bench can support safer bathing for an appropriate resident, but it does not eliminate fall risk and should not be assumed to make every resident independent in the bathroom.
Assess the resident's mobility, balance, cognition, transfer ability, body size, lower-body strength, endurance, and need for caregiver assistance before use.
Confirm that all legs are securely adjusted and that the bench is stable and level before each use.
Never exceed the supplier-stated 400-pound maximum weight capacity.
Wet bathroom surfaces can remain slippery even when a transfer bench is used. Keep the surrounding floor appropriately dry and maintain adequate caregiver access.
Check the bench regularly for loose components, cracked blow-molded surfaces, worn feet or tips, bent legs, unstable adjustment points, or other deterioration.
Position the arm and reversible backrest according to the manufacturer's assembly instructions and the actual bathroom orientation.
Residents who require hands-on transfer assistance should receive the level of assistance identified by the facility's resident assessment, care plan, healthcare instructions, and applicable facility procedures.
The supplied specifications do not establish that this product is ADA compliant or that it independently satisfies every licensing, accessibility, building, or bathroom-safety requirement applicable to a specific facility.
The supplier lists a maximum weight capacity of 400 pounds.
The seat adjusts from approximately 17.5 to 22.5 inches high in 0.5-inch increments.
The actual seating surface measures approximately 26.75 inches wide by 16 inches deep.
The supplier lists the outside leg footprint at approximately 32 inches wide by 22 inches deep. Measure the actual bathroom and bathing area before purchase.
Yes. The supplier describes the backrest as reversible to accommodate different bathroom orientations.
The supplier states that the backrest, legs, and arm can be assembled without tools.
No padding specification was supplied. The seat and back are described as blow-molded surfaces designed for strength and comfort.
It may be appropriate for an RCFE or ARF resident bathroom when the bench fits the physical space and is appropriate for the resident's assessed transfer, mobility, balance, and caregiver-assistance needs.
That depends on the individual resident. Some residents may be able to use a transfer bench independently, while others may require supervision, standby assistance, or hands-on transfer support.
No. A transfer bench can provide a more stable seated transfer method for an appropriate resident, but bathroom and transfer fall risks still need to be assessed and managed.
The supplier states a limited lifetime warranty. Current warranty terms, exclusions, parts coverage, and claim procedures should be verified with the supplier or manufacturer.
The supplier lists an average shipping lead time of 14+ days. This is an estimate and not a guaranteed delivery date.
For operators searching for RCFE transfer benches, ARF shower benches, assisted living bath transfer benches, senior shower transfer seats, 400-pound bath benches, adjustable shower benches for residential care, bathroom transfer equipment for assisted living, or bathing equipment for board-and-care homes , this adjustable transfer bench provides a broad seated surface and flexible bathroom configuration.
Its 400-pound weight capacity, 17.5-to-22.5-inch adjustable seat height, reversible backrest, arm support, 26.75-inch-wide blow-molded seat, angled legs, 0.5-inch height adjustments, and tool-free assembly make it a practical bathing-support option for appropriately assessed residents.
The RCCS Assisted Living Marketplace presents products through the practical lens of RCFE owners, ARF operators, residential care administrators, caregivers, and assisted living facility operators — helping you understand not only what a product is, but how it may fit into resident bathing, bathroom transfers, mobility support, caregiver-assisted care, bathroom layout, fall-risk considerations, equipment inspection, and the day-to-day operation of a residential care business.

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