Stays Drier Between Uses - Built-in drainage holes prevent water pooling for a more comfortable, safer seat
Customizable Support- Removable backrest and arms allow for use as a chair or bench
Safer on Wet Surfaces - Anti-slip, water-dispersing feet provide strong traction to reduce sliding risk
Features:
More Room. More Comfort. More Confidence: With a 19.7” wide seat—approximately 32% larger compared to 16″W × 13.5″D shower chair seats—X-Fold provides enhanced comfort and stability for a broader range of users.
One-of-a-Kind Adjustment—No Buttons, No Tools: The patented X-Fold™ mechanism allows users to adjust to three seat heights (18”, 20”, 21”) without buttons or tools—simplifying setup for both caregivers and users.
Safer on Wet Surfaces: Angled anti-slip feet with water-dispersing treads help channel water away and maintain strong traction, improving stability in wet environments.
Fast-Drying Design: Integrated drainage channels and holes prevent water pooling, helping the seat dry quickly and supporting a cleaner, more hygienic experience.
Flexible Support for Real-World Needs: Versatile 3-in-1 design adapts to the user—not the other way around—functioning as a stool, bench, or full chair with removable backrest and armrests to support a wide range of needs, spaces, and transfer styles.
Lightweight Yet Durable: Weighing just 11.5 lbs with a 300 lb weight capacity, X-Fold is easy to handle without compromising strength or stability.
Features:
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