Security and support

What do you need to make your everyday life easier?

Assistive devices that make everyday tasks in the bathroom easier:

A stool or chair is a good support in the bathroom. There is everything from shower chairs for the elderly, where you can choose a chair with armrests, a backrest, adjustable legs and even wheels that make it easier to move the chair around the room. But these chairs are just as user-friendly and practical for children to sit on when, for example, they are brushing their teeth or getting dressed. You can choose a foldable shower stool that you can easily put away to make more space in the bathroom when it is not in use.

A chair in the bathroom where you can adjust the length of the legs and thus the height of the chair is practical in many situations. This way, you can raise the stool or chair when you want to sit down or need to reach a high shelf in the bathroom. But just as quickly and easily lower it again if, for example, the children are going to use it.

You can choose a nice shower stool that can serve as a relief table for various hygiene items and bathroom accessories.

A chair in the bathtub is a good solution to make it easier when you want to use the bathtub, especially if it is the elderly or small children who will enjoy the bath. Since you are sitting at a height, it will be easier to both get in and out of the bathtub. It will also be easier to reach for hygiene items because you do not risk slipping or sinking into the bathtub.

Many bathtub seats are stabilized with handles that rest on the edge of the bathtub and with suction cups that are attached to the bathtub walls. You can easily move your bathtub seat to the desired location and just as easily remove it when it is not in use.

It is very convenient to have wall-mounted handles as support in the bathroom. You can install these helping handles in several places in the bathroom. You may need an extra handle when you shower, or one right next to the bathtub.