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Raz-AT600 (Attendant Tilt)
Shower commode chairs. Bariatric stainless-steel tilt-in-space shower commode chair with a weight-assist spring tilt system.
Home, bathroom and daily living
Last updated: 5 October 2026 · Total: 24 products
Independence at home often depends on modest equipment in the right place. This section covers the bathroom, where wet floors and low seats cause the most difficulty, with shower commode chairs, bath lifts, raised toilet seats and grab bars. It covers the bedroom, with adjustable profiling beds, pressure-relief mattresses and positioning aids. It also lists small tools for dressing, cooking, eating and reaching, and clothing and footwear cut for seated bodies or limited hand function. Pressure-care products are chosen with a clinician, and fixed items such as grab bars need sound wall fixings.
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Clean shower commode
Shower commode chairs. Slim mobile shower commode chair with open back and fold-under footrest that rolls over standard toilets.
Price on request
Orca NG
Bath lifts. Battery-powered bath lift that lowers the user into the tub, with an optional reclining backrest.
Price on request
Hi-Loo with brackets
Raised toilet seats. Removable raised toilet seat with rubber-covered adjustable brackets that fit most toilet bowls.
USD 479.99-499.99 (manufacturer shop; reduced from USD 549.99-579.99)
Swash 1400
Bidet seats. Electronic bidet toilet seat with remote control, warm water wash, heated seat and warm air dryer.
Price on request
SuperPole
Grab bars and poles. Floor-to-ceiling transfer pole held by a jackscrew, installed without drilling.
approx. USD 1,600 (GBP 1,235.99 incl. VAT, UK retailer)
Etude Plus
Profiling beds. Four-section electric profiling home-care bed that one person can assemble without tools.
USD 1,755-1,975 (US retailer First Class Mobility)
DRY FLOATATION Mattress Overlay System
Pressure-relief mattresses. Non-powered air-cell mattress overlay with interconnected cells in four adjustable zones.
Price on request
Optima Turn
Wellell (formerly Apex Medical)
Pressure-relief mattresses. Lateral-rotation air mattress that turns the patient automatically while keeping pressure relief active.
Price on request
Aktiv Reacher
Reachers. Reacher whose handle is shaped to use the whole hand's strength for a firm grip on objects.
approx. USD 18 (GBP 13.90, UK retailer)
Socky Short stocking aid
Dressing aids. Flexible sleeve with pull cords that lets the user put on socks without bending forward.
Price on request
Fix Preparation Board
One-handed kitchen tools. Food preparation board that holds items steady so they can be cut or peeled with one hand.
Price on request
Light Combination Cutlery
Adaptive cutlery and tableware. Combined knife-fork utensil for eating and cutting with the same tool.
approx. USD 24 (EUR 21.50, manufacturer shop)
Large Plate with Sloped Base (M921)
Adaptive cutlery and tableware. Dinner plate with a hidden sloped base that pushes food toward one side for easier scooping.
USD 104.95 each (manufacturer shop)
General Purpose Gripping Aid
Gripping aids. Wrist-and-hand strap that closes the hand into a fist around a tool, handle or bar.
USD 54.99-69.99 kits (manufacturer shop)
FreedomWand
Personal hygiene aids. Extendable personal hygiene wand that grips toilet paper, a sponge or a razor for people with limited reach.
Price on request
Tommy Adaptive collection
Adaptive clothing. Mainstream fashion line with hidden magnetic closures, seated-wear cuts and openings for braces and prostheses.
USD 28 (manufacturer shop)
High Waist Brief
Adaptive underwear. Underwear with side fasteners so it can be put on sitting or lying down without stepping in.
USD 60-170 (manufacturer shop)
BILLY zip-around shoes (range)
Adaptive footwear. Shoes with wrap-around zips that open the whole upper so the foot drops in from above.
Price on request
Seated-cut clothing range
Adaptive clothing. Clothing cut for the seated position with seamless backs, no back pockets and magnetic closures.
USD 1,495 (manufacturer shop; reduced from USD 2,195)
GO-Anywhere Commode 'N Shower Chair (CS)
Travel gear. Collapsible rolling commode and shower chair that packs into a carrying case for travel.
How to choose
- Walk through one ordinary day and note each task that needs help; start with those.
- Measure the bathroom carefully, including the toilet height, door width and any shower threshold.
- Prefer equipment that can be cleaned easily and that tolerates water if it lives in a wet room.
- An occupational therapist can assess the home and suggest equipment you may not know exists.
Common questions
What equipment makes a bathroom accessible?
Common items are grab bars, a shower chair or shower commode chair, a raised toilet seat, a bath lift or level-access shower, and non-slip flooring. The mix depends on the room and the person.
Do I need an occupational therapist to choose home aids?
Not for simple items like reachers or cutlery. For transfers, bathing equipment, beds and pressure care, a professional assessment helps avoid buying something that does not fit the person or the room.