DMI Drop Arm Portable Toilet Commode, Extra-Wide Seat, 500 Pound Weight Capacity, Bucket with Lid Included, Adjustable Legs, Elderly Assistance Products, Grey

Worked perfectly for a commode next to my bed while I recovered from major surgery. Quite wide which made it easy on/easy off. Very sturdy.

It's a nice, sturdy toilet

Well, this is a strange review to give because the thing that I should probably complain about has actually been beneficial in my case. I'm 5'3 and sitting on the chair I can only touch the floor with the tips of my big toes. That's with the chair on the shortest setting. How that helps me is I have bone on bone arthritis in my knees and normally standing up from a chair is very difficult. This chair.. I don't even notice trying to stand up it's so easy. No strain to stand up from it. So it depends on the person's needs if the height is an issue. I'm happy with it. A shorter person may have trouble getting on the seat! I came up with customizing the chair in ways that I thought I'd share. I hurriedly inserted the pot in the slots and after a second use in the middle of the night it fell in the floor dumping about a quart of pee on the floor. Since then I make sure I've carefully slid the pot securely in place. I noticed the frame support below the pot is perfect for holding a "shelf", so I purchased (from Amazon) a door entrance boot/shoe drip tray (plastic) that has a 1" lip all around it, 15"x30" size. Now I have confidence that the pot can't fall to the floor dumping Urine, plus there's extra room to keep rolls of toilet paper on the shelf too. Also I purchased large silicon kichen bread dough mat (grey to match the seat) to lay across the whole seat to prevent urine odor in the room during the night. The mat takes on the molded seat shape and seals it. When I use the potty, I just lay the very flexable silicon mat across an arm. Potty lids don't work unless you remove the pot, not what I want to do until I'm done with it for the night. The wide full seat is verg comfortable, This chair is a major blessing to have for convenience! Wish I had this many year's ago! If I expect company, I also have a nice cushion to lay across the seat and made a matching color skirt so it just looks like a bedroom bench seat instead of a potty chair!

Easy to put together, sturdy would recommend

Rock solid. Amazing price compared to the competition. Tallest adjustable height- necessary for slide board transfer from commode to my wheelchair.

This commode got my poor mom through her 8 weeks of non-weight bearing when she broke her tibia. It is very sturdy and easy to clean. My mom’s about 5’8” and 140lbs. It would definitely hold more weight than her. I’m a nurse and would recommend this style to all of my patients. Putting it together was a little challenging, the directions could use some work. Ultimately a good product tough.

Great product, well made, easy to assemble, easy to adjust height. The “drop arm” feature on both sides is great.

We bought this product for my husband who had just had a hip replacement and found the other toilet adapter wouldn’t work for him. The directions were awful (wish I had known there was a video to watch before I (67yo female) put it together. One of the larger screws wasn’t properly threaded and I had to stop mid task to go and buy some. Once that issue was sorted, and it was finally assembled, we discover that one of the arms that can be moved up or down wouldn’t slot into the hole with pin/latch mechanism. It kept falling down. Normally I would have sent it back, but I needed this NOW, so I ended up duct taping it tightly. The positives are it is a wide and sturdy seat and easily maneuvered into. The negatives are the paper instructions and the defects I encountered.