Helping Hand Kingfisher White Plastic Bath Board with Handle. Bath Board for Elderly and Disabled Users. Adjustable to Fit 16"-24" Width Baths. 200kg / 31 Stone Weight Limit

The Helping Hand Kingfisher white plastic bath board is a simple and functional aid for those with mobility issues. Its sturdy plastic construction feels secure, and the drainage holes are a practical touch. While basic, it effectively provides a stable platform for transferring in and out of the bath. However, it's worth noting that the lack of adjustability might not suit all bath sizes or individual needs. Overall, a decent, budget-friendly option for added bath safety.

The media could not be loaded. Fantastic bath board! Super impressed. Watch my video for a full display and demonstration.It’s nice looking with the white and green handle. The handle is super strong and firm built into one end of the board. You can have it either way, handle on the bath side or the wall side.The video shows you how much adjustment you have so this can fit even small baths. It’s lightweight yet strong. Once it’s set to your bath width you just press it on both ends. The suction cups are shown in the video.I’ve also shown it’s easy to store if you don’t need it on there all this time or if others don’t need it. You’d need to rinse and clean it frequently if left mostly on the bath as mould would come if not as with any product holding dirty water would. So a simple rinse after use sorts that.My family use it for iPad placement (in a waterproof case) and we’ve even had glasses of drink on it. Versatile!It can be used in many ways. If you have mobility issues to get in your bath you’d put the handle near the wall, sit on the end of it then gently swing your legs over the bath. You can then get out the same way. It is ideal if you need to sit to shower or bathe also.I also use it getting in and out of an actual bath (as in full water with bubbles). I face the handle on the edge of the bath then I’ve a strong metal grip handle on the wall so I can hold on to both to lower myself and get up again.I’ve had NHS ones before after hip surgery which were rather ugly and more heavy and harder to store. I’d recommend this 100% to anyone. Very pleased and it exceeded expectations at this low price.

Not a perfect fit ( we have a walk-in shower bath) but I tested it out ( I`m 85kg ) and it was ok. The advice about the handle being nearest the wall !, forget it. Your bathing situation is the most important thing. I have a grab handle on the wall, so the seat handle was better on the opposite side. Realy well made. The handle was already fitted. You have to fit the "grabbers" yourself. If you have good hand control. In the scheme of things; of the overpricing of Disability stuff in general? Overall a good buy.

I bought this to use following foot surgury when i am unable to weight bear. I bought this for showering and it fits the bath well and feels secure. I felt safe using it. It also doubled up as a foot rest when in the bath. Easy to remove and store in my small bathroom when my husband was showering.

Great item. Very pleased with it. Pity Amazon couldn't be bothered to ring my doorbell/knock on the door to deliver it. There was someone at home so absolutely no excuse just to dump it. It was left in the middle of the driveway. I only realised that it had been delivered when I caught someone trying to help themselves to it. The courier comment that it was handed to resident is simply not true.

Sturdiness Bathing ability Comfort Slip resistance Bought this to help me get in and out of my bath and it's great and you can sit on it and wash yourself instead of of standing in the shower Great buy

So easy to fit and adjust to the bathtub. Easy to use and easy to remove. Nice to sit and wash all over. Comfortable and secure. Fits snugly away in our airing cupboard next to the bathroom. Well worth the money. So glad I purchased this product. I recommend this.

I was really excited to use this and set it up as the instructions state. Unfortunately, it's too wide to use with the glass shield, as the seal won't shut properly to do its job, so that was disappointing. No bother, I'd just have to sit further from the spray, but at least I can reach the handheld. I made it through almost an entire shower. I was literally just leaning over to put back the handheld before I was going to get up when *CRASH* it slipped, sending me bashing into the floor of the tub. I was hurt pretty badly, covered in bruises and had a lot of trouble getting up. I was sore and limping for a long time afterwards. Apparently, the feet must be in the exact same position for this to be stable, and because there is a slope in my tub, when I leaned over (because I had to sit so far from the handheld) the feet slipped. Now I've had to move it to the back of the tub to use it safely, which means I have to get up, walk over to the handheld, use it, and then walk back... which makes it kind of useless. If I can still return it, I probably will.