Mechanical Bathroom Scale Salter 433 SFEU12

The Salter 433 SFEU12 Mechanical Bathroom Scale combines a traditional mechanical mechanism with a sturdy metal platform to provide reliable everyday weight measurement. This battery-free scale displays weight on a large analogue dial with clear markings up to its 120 kg capacity. Non-slip feet help keep the scale stable on tile, wood or vinyl floors, while the compact footprint makes it suitable for typical bathroom spaces.

Advantages

The mechanical design requires no batteries and offers consistent operation without electronic components that can fail. The metal platform provides durability and a secure standing surface, while the oversized dial with high-contrast markings improves readability for quick checks. Non-slip feet reduce movement during use, contributing to measurement accuracy and user safety.

Suitable for

• Home bathroom weight checks for adults and older teens
• Situations where battery-free operation is preferred
• Environments requiring a durable, low-maintenance scale
• Users who prefer analogue displays and simple operation

Key specifications

• Measurement type: Mechanical analogue scale
• Maximum capacity: 120 kg
• Platform material: Metal
• Display: Large analogue dial with clear markings
• Power source: No batteries required
• Anti-slip: Non-slip feet for stable placement
• Dimensions: Compact footprint suitable for standard bathrooms

How to use

Place the scale on a flat, level surface and ensure the non-slip feet are in contact with the floor. Step onto the platform barefoot or with thin socks, stand still with weight evenly distributed, and read the measurement from the centre of the dial once the pointer settles. To obtain consistent results, weigh yourself at the same time of day and under similar conditions.

Usage recommendations

For accurate and repeatable readings, position the scale on a hard, even floor rather than carpeted surfaces and periodically check that the dial pointer rests at zero when unloaded. Clean the metal platform with a damp cloth and avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the finish.