Wall Mounted Foldable Shower Seat with backrest
OwnerChirag B. Thakerinventor
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The present invention is a wall-mounted, foldable shower seat with a backrest designed to enhance accessibility and comfort in bathroom settings, such as homes, hospitals, and healthcare facilities. The seat features a durable, resilient construction capable of supporting up to 440 pounds, making it suitable for individuals with varying physical abilities, including those with mobility challenges, balance issues, or larger body sizes. The foldable design allows the seat to be stored compactly when not in use, optimizing space. The shower seat incorporates stainless steel brackets and high-strength wooden planks with gaps to prevent water accumulation, ensuring hygienic use and durability. The device also includes a built-in interlocking mechanism that prevents accidental unfolding and ensures the seat remains securely in place when deployed. With rounded edges to enhance user safety and compliance with ADA standards, the invention provides a reliable, long-term solution for improving bathroom accessibility and safety.
The shower seat is capable of bearing weight up to 440 Lbs, designed with a sturdy material and style to provide the required support and comfort.
The use of stainless-steel bars in the construction of the wall mounted foldable shower seat adds additional strength to support weight and is rust resistant.
The shower seat is designed in compliance with the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
The shower seat is equipped with an interlocking mechanism that opens only when manually pulled and remains in place to prevent dropping due to gravity.
The stainless steel used in the construction of the shower seat is deformation resistant and successfully passed testing.
The horizontal placement of the wooden planks on the seat ensures that water does not accumulate on the seat while showering and prevents skidding while seated.
The wood used in the construction of the shower seat is splinter-free and deformation-resistant, as confirmed by testing.
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