This transfer bench was not difficult to assemble to your needs. It is a great answer to bathing - way ahead of a "sponge bath" - the only alternative for many who otherwise have difficulty in bathing. Its a real problem solver. It only needs a way to stop water getting on the floor when you shower. With a bath, no problem.

Why won't this chair fit over a 21.5 inch tub. you list it for 22.5 inch. Outside legs are at max length and if I level seat the out side legs are 1/2 inch off floor and bar lies tub but if I extend outside legs to 10 setting it gets over it but at a steep angle

I have 6 LEGS for this... OR at least that is the way I see it. THERE ARE NO INSTRUCTIONS. Some say this is easy to put together... I am seeing 6 legs to this though... SO NO it is not easy to put together. I have no clue what to do with all the legs. I hope someone contacts me back and clears up this. 2 silver polls WHITE tips... 4 POLLS with GREY tips. SORRY I am frustrated. I am autistic. So WHERE DO THE OTHER LEGS GO???? I see 4 LEGS in the picture and I GOT 6. INformation somewhere IS A MUST.

I had ordered and more expensive Carex bench for grandmaw after breaking hip. It was padded and after arriving I knew it was a bad choice thinking of hygiene. I returned it and ordered the Drive bench. The Drive bench was more sturdy holding up to 400 lbs. it was easy to put together and is made of blow mold plastic. I HIGHLY RECOMEND this bench. Grandmaw has used it since she has been home and this is the only way going forward she will take a shower. If your reading this and researching these transfer seats, go ahead and get it...

I RECEIVED MY BENCH IN A TIMELY MATTER AFTER A NURSE SUGGESTED I BUY ONE FOLLOWING SUFFERING FROM A STROKE MADE IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR ME TO CLIMB INTO THE BATHTUB TO TAKE A SHOWER. IT WORKS PERFECTLY TO KEEP ME SAFE AND ABLE TO BATHE MYSELF AND FEEL CONFIDENT TO DO SO. IT IS VERY STURDY FOR ME, EVEN THOUGH I WAS CONCERNED IT MIGHT NOT BE, SINCE I AM NOT A SKINNY PERSON.

I purchased the transfer seat bench for my mother in law and she is scared to death to use it as water gets all over the floor. She broke her femur via a slip and fall a few years back and freaked out when she saw how much water was on the floor. - What could be worse falling in the tub and on the slick floor after getting out of the shower.

Seems very sturdy and has been exactly what we were looking for. My husband is 6'2" and 240 lbs and hurt his knee and the other knee was already hurting, so he basically just falls down on the seat - the suction feet in the tub hold it in place - he doesn't worry about falling. Had a little trouble putting it together because one of the places for the handle was not round and therefore the handle wouldn't insert, but my father was able to round it out with a crowbar so it finally worked. The only complaint I have is that we need to take it out of the tub for when our children are bathing and it seems to hold water in the legs somewhere that always drips out when moving it.

The VA had sent me a big, bulky white plastic transfer bench. I was afraid to use it, as it looked unsafe. Having never say on it, there was a crack on the leg. I weigh abt 320. So I ordered this bench from Wal-Mart as it had a weight limit of 400 lbs. Tried it right after it came. Fantastic. Felt safe and was able to take a nice safe shower. Love it

I had to return this item. It was very strudy and strong. But was way to large for my tub and bathroom. The outside part almost hit my toliet so it was to hard to get in tub or store and use the toliet. In a large bathroom it would be a perfect fit.

This is an awesome chair. Very well made and heavy duty. But, much too large for my tub and small bathroom. The legs and handle rested in the middle of my tub. When I sat down I was more towards the edge of the tub. Which made it impossible for me to use my hand held shower. This would be perfect for a walk-in shower.