Bath and Shower Swivel Stool small foot Gratia – model 48624, rotating seat

small foot Gratia swivel bath and shower stool (model 48624) is a compact rotating seat designed for use in bathrooms to assist with bathing and showering. The seat rotates smoothly to allow easier transfers and repositioning while seated, reducing the need to stand or twist during washing. The design focuses on stable support in wet environments and is sized for smaller spaces where a full shower chair may not fit.

Advantages

The rotating seat facilitates safe lateral movement and turning without the user having to rise, minimizing strain on knees and hips. A stable base and non-slip features provide reliable contact with wet floors, improving overall safety. Its compact footprint and lightweight construction make it simple to place, remove or reposition in a home bathroom or care setting.

Suitable for

• Assisted bathing for people with limited mobility
• Shower use when a full chair is impractical
• Home bathrooms with limited space
• Care or assisted-living facilities for daily hygiene routines

Key specifications

• Rotating seat to assist with transfers and repositioning
• Compact dimensions suitable for small shower trays and bathtubs
• Stable, low-profile base designed for use on wet surfaces
• Non-slip contact points for improved grip on bathroom floors
• Lightweight construction for easy handling

How to use

Position the swivel stool on a level surface inside the shower tray or bathtub, ensuring non-slip contact points touch the floor. Sit on the seat and use the rotating function to turn toward the shower head, grab rails or exit point as needed. To leave the bathing area, rotate the seat to face the exit and stand up using available supports. Regularly check that the stool is stable before each use and wipe dry when not required to reduce slipping risk.

Usage recommendations

Use the stool on clean, level surfaces and combine with fixed grab bars or a handheld shower for safer transfers. Periodically inspect non-slip contact points and clean the stool with mild detergent; avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage surfaces.