Bedside Commode, Upgraded Safety Commode Toilet for Elderly Disabled, Potty Chair for Adult with Enlarged Arms, Height Adjustable, 900lbs Heavy Duty Bedside Commodes for Seniors

My 91 year old mother loves itVery comfortable and she still feels independent

Works great

Easy to put together. My mother was constantly getting pinched in the leg from the hospital supplied bedside commode. After perusing Amazon, I found a throne! She loves it, everyone is happy. The padded cover is fantastic and can be used as a seat. Also, a side container provided for toilet paper. She is small, so didn't need the second set of extenders supplied. I can't say enough, perfect!

This potty is very good. My mom is in hospice with me as sole caregiver. She's of average weight for her age and, when she leaned her weight back to relax (as one does in a chair), the back bent causing a permanent and sizeable crease that flexes considerably with light pressure. So, sitting back isn't the option I imagined it to be. Aside from that, the legs are very strong and stable, as are the removable arm rests. Not having a thicker and more reinforced back is the only thing holding this back from being as good or better than a cheap aluminum tube potty.

The media could not be loaded. Commode looks like a chair and adds class to our bedroom. It is sturdy as my husband who is an amputee slides across it to get on it. Highly recommend.

This is pretty sturdy unlike the cheap metal 4 prong ones. Love the soft closure and how it has different heights. Was very easy to put together. Would definitely recommend.

I love the sturdiness of the bedside commode with the exception of the flimsy back, however she doesn’t lean on the back so that doesn’t really matter, but the biggest issue is you cannot adjust the legs. So if a person is tall, this is not going to work for them. My 92 year old mother is 5’5” and I had to create a makeshift platform at the bottom to raise the bedside commode to accommodate her needs

This bedside toilet is very stable. My aunt who’s currently disabled..not able to walk and cannot stand without support. This toilet sits by her bed and she’s able to slide on and off on her on. She’s at least 168 lbs and no longer has to call me or wake me up in the middle of the night to assist her.