Anchor Pediatric Bath Chair for Kids with Special Needs by Circle Specialty- Adjustable Bath Chair for Children & Teens- Fast-Drying Mesh Fabric, Head Rest, Support Bars, Positioning Straps (Medium)

This chair is what we've been needing! My daughter is 70 lbs. and about 4' 7" if she could extend completely; we bought the medium. You could have someone a bit longer (taller) and still work just fine. It is very well-built and larger than expected, just fitting in our standard-sized bathtub. It has nice rubbery wrap on the legs, which both protects the tub surface and keeps it from moving at all. It seems so strong I suspect it could hold me just fine. The mesh is comfortable and she feels very safe. It's so adjustable that you can set it anywhere from flat to recliner-like, and you can adjust the overall seat height by spreading or narrowing the legs. I thought we would want it to be slightly below the height of the bathtub sides, but so far we're using it maybe 3-5 inches higher than the sides. A little water gets on the floor, but it is so easy to put her on it and pick her up afterward!

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Thank God for this company! I did NOT want to wait by going through insurance with the state. It takes too long! My daughter is 34 years old but very small, she has severe to profound cerebral palsy. She had the grifton bath chair for many years but it got too small and the base of it was cracked, also it was hell on my back cause it was too low in the bath tub. I’m so glad I searched amazon and found this awesome chair. It is amazing!!! Thank you so much for this company. I bought a size medium and it’s perfect.

I want to like this chair. I really do. It cost so much, but I feel like I would have done better getting a lawn chair, pool noodles, and straps, and DIYing my own. First thing, the levers that look so sturdy and make it easy to ratchet up and down easily broke within a month. Now I have to manhandle it up and down by wrapping my arms around it and pulling on both levers. Second, it broke in a way that is not only very hard to fix (and I tried) but also dangerous as the metal bar that connected the levers swings out to try to puncture the unsuspecting. Third, the straps are crap. My child has tics and seizures that make it necessary to at times restrain her from harming herself. Well, these straps aren't going to cut it. They twist. I don't know. It's a mess and not helpful at all. Fourth, it's uncomfortable. The mesh sags, and my child is within the weight limit of the chair. Fifth, it barely fits in the tub. And it's just high enough to make a bath impossible without overfilling the tub. On the positive side, it's not too heavy, so it's pretty easy to move around.

Good one