Daily routines like bathing and toileting aren’t always easy.
The bathroom is where most falls at home happen, and where the right aids make the biggest difference to staying independent. This is our complete bathroom range — toileting and bathing together — trusted by NHS occupational therapists and recommended by healthcare professionals across the UK. Everything fits without tools, and UK delivery is free on orders over £15.
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- Raised toilet seats — lift your existing toilet by a few inches, easing strain on hips and knees.
- Toilet aids — the full toileting range, including shower commode chairs.
- Bathing aids — bath boards, bath seats and everything for washing safely.
- Shower stools & chairs — wash sitting down, with non-slip feet for wet floors.
- Long-handled sponges — wash your back, legs and feet without bending.
Setting up for someone coming home from hospital? A raised toilet seat, a bath board and a long-handled sponge cover the three tasks people struggle with first — and our hip and knee recovery range gathers the usual occupational therapist recommendations in one place. Not sure what you need? Call our UK team on 01531 635678 — we have been helping people stay independent since 1965.
Kingfisher Height Adjustable Bath Seat
Surefoot Bath and Shower Board
EZY-FIT Height Adjustable Raised Toilet Seat
Kingfisher Shower Seat with Legs
Adjustable Shower Board & Bath Board
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