Kuln Commode Chair with toilet bucket, Gray/Blue Reviews
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Kuln Commode Chair with toilet bucket, Gray/BlueCommode chair Product Details: Toiletseat with seat cushion Swinging armrests Nonsliding ferrules for safe standing Ergonomically shaped backrest Incl. bucket CE-approved up to 100 kg body weight Synthetic material: High durability Easy cleaning with all usual detergents Low weight Kind to the skin Non-rust welded joints No edges or corners General Information (Non Product Specific) Commode chairs consist of a frame with push tube or push-handles. The side pieces / armrests are removable and / or foldable and allow a sideways transfer. The seat surface of commode chairs is made of a water-tight, removable plate with a toilette opening, under which a commode basin may be pushed. A rugged, padded and upholstered water tight lid covers the commode opening. In some models the seating surface is made of a padded upholstered material where the commode opening can be closed with an insert element. Because of the materials used and design, the metal and plastic commode chairs are far more resistant to mechanical and chemical loading than with wooden commode chairs. Stationary commode chairs have four legs. Commode roll-chairs have four small swivel castors (two with locks) that allow easy turning into position. The footrests are removable or may be folded away. Commode wheelchairs can be easily pushed over conventional toilets. Patient-propelled commode chairs have two large wheels with handrims in the back and two small swivel castors up front. The footrests are removable or may be folded away. Commode wheelchairs can be easily pushed over conventional toilets. Indication Illnesses or impairments that require the patient to be in close proximity to toilet facilities. Illnesses or disorders may include: * Tenesmus, stool incontinence, chronic dysentery. When the commode chair partially or almost completely replaces incontinence devices. * Great difficulty walking, e.g. leg amputation, when using a prostheses and walking aid i
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