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PEPE Mobility shower chair with arms and back

An adjustable corrosion-resistant chair with removable arms, provided the full footprint fits the shower tray.

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Shower chairs

PEPE Mobility shower chair with arms and back

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Who it suits

  • A user able to remain seated
  • At least 53 × 44 cm of usable shower space
  • A need for arm support when sitting or rising

When we would not buy it

Do not use if a foot sits outside the tray, the screen blocks access or the user lacks trunk control. The stated limit is 100 kg; retain a safety margin.

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leg footprint
shower enclosure width
seat height
trunk control
weight with margin

What is included

Check the parts and accessories included and, if the equipment needs assembly, who provides it. Compare the complete setup you will use at home.

Company and service

IMD SL, manual available and a large review sample. Confirm the selected variant includes arms, back and the stated footprint.

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Questions to resolve

Would we buy without measuring?

No. Well-rated equipment can be useless if it will not pass a doorway, fit under the bed or support the person correctly.

Do Amazon ratings guarantee it will suit me?

No. They reflect buyers with different needs. We use them alongside dimensions, limits, documentation and service.

Our conclusion

The PEPE chair with arms and backrest may help someone who can maintain sitting balance and needs support when getting up. All feet must fit inside the shower tray on a stable surface. A fixed chair may be insufficient when transfers need greater assistance.

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