Access Able Desings - From: SH-400-2SDL-L To: SH-400-2SDL-R - Access Able Designs Ada Compliant Folding Shower Transfer Bench Right Hand

First folding shower seat to have 4 adjustable legs of support.

Stainless steel frame holds over 1,000 lbs. with proper mounting and sufficient flooring (ADA 4.26.3 requirement is only 250 lbs.)

Available with phenolic tops (shown) or padded Naugahyde which is seam-sealed to prevent any water or bacteria penetration.

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  Left or right sided tops.
  
  



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  Model sizes available: 28" to 42" wide.
  
  



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  Most sizes are in stock but if not. the worst case scenario is a 2 week lead time.
  
  



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  Complies w/ ADA 4.21.3 when properly installed
  
  



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  5-year warranty.
  
  



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  Available in Left or Right Sided.
  
  

We offer a full array of sizes, seat materials and configurations to perfectly fit your shower application whether it be in a hospital, nursing home, hotel, fitness center, or home.Our Shower Seats comply with all ADA requirements, and exceed Federal Spec. WW-P-541/8b, Amendment 1.16 April, 1990 and ANSI 117.1. When installed properly, our shower seats will support up to 250 lbs of load.

Standard Features:



• Manufactured with precision and quality, all shower seats are constructed of 304 Stainless Steel. The tubing is at least 18 gauge (1.2mm) and all welds are heliarc welds.

Models:




Access Able Designs offers a full range of folding shower seats, available in a variety of shapes, sizes, materials, colors, and frames.




• Shape: L-shaped (left or right hand) or Rectangular



• Size: Lengths vary from 18" to 42".



• Material: Padded, White Phenolic, Wood Grain Phenolic, Teak or HDPE.



• Colors: White is standard for padded and HDPE. Phenolic is available in white or wood. Other colors are also available by special order.



• Frames: Two frames are available: 4 swing down legs or wall bracket with no legs.

Installation:






Every seat installation requires a reinforced wall backing. It is the responsibility of the designers, builders and installers to evaluate the application and the wall to specify the appropriate fasteners. Grab bars should be specified with shower seats. Consult local building codes and current ADA requirements to assure compliance.