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Mobility Atlas

Bathroom and toilet aids

Last updated: 5 October 2026 · Total: 6 products

Bathroom equipment keeps washing and toileting private and safe. Shower commode chairs such as the Etac Clean roll over the toilet and into the shower, so one transfer covers both; tilting versions like the Raz-AT600 add support for users with poor trunk control. Bath lifts, for example the Aquatec Orca, lower a seated person into the water and raise them again on battery power. Raised toilet seats reduce the distance to sit and stand. Bidet seats wash and dry without the need to reach. Grab bars and floor-to-ceiling poles give a firm handhold.

  • Price on request

    Raz-AT600 (Attendant Tilt)

    Raz Design

    Shower commode chairs. Bariatric stainless-steel tilt-in-space shower commode chair with a weight-assist spring tilt system.

    Canada · HL-001

  • Price on request

    Clean shower commode

    Etac

    Shower commode chairs. Slim mobile shower commode chair with open back and fold-under footrest that rolls over standard toilets.

    Sweden · HL-002

  • Price on request

    Orca NG

    Aquatec (Invacare)

    Bath lifts. Battery-powered bath lift that lowers the user into the tub, with an optional reclining backrest.

    Germany · HL-003

  • Price on request

    Hi-Loo with brackets

    Etac

    Raised toilet seats. Removable raised toilet seat with rubber-covered adjustable brackets that fit most toilet bowls.

    Sweden · HL-004

  • USD 479.99-499.99 (manufacturer shop; reduced from USD 549.99-579.99)

    Swash 1400

    Brondell

    Bidet seats. Electronic bidet toilet seat with remote control, warm water wash, heated seat and warm air dryer.

    USA · HL-005

  • Price on request

    SuperPole

    HealthCraft

    Grab bars and poles. Floor-to-ceiling transfer pole held by a jackscrew, installed without drilling.

    Canada · HL-006

How to choose

  • Check that a shower commode chair's seat height clears your toilet pan, including any raised seat.
  • Choose self-propel wheels only if the user will move the chair; small castors turn in tighter spaces.
  • Commode seat openings come in several shapes, so match them to how personal care is done.
  • Grab bars must be fixed into solid wall or reinforcement, never into tile or plasterboard alone.

Common questions

What is a shower commode chair?

It is a waterproof wheeled chair with an open seat. It can be positioned over a toilet and rolled into a level-access shower, so the user does not need to transfer between the two.

How does a bath lift work?

The lift sits in the bathtub on suction feet. The user sits on the seat at rim height, and a battery-powered mechanism lowers the seat to the bottom of the bath and raises it afterwards.