Bariatric 3-in-1 Commode provides the extra-wide space and heavy-duty reinforcement required for safety and dignity. This professional-grade medical aid functions as a standalone bedside commode, a raised toilet seat, or a sturdy toilet safety frame.

Heavy-Duty Features

• High Weight Capacity: Engineered with a reinforced, heavy-duty steel frame to safely support users up to 650 lbs (or 1,000 lbs on heavy-duty models).
• Extra-Wide Seating: Features a significantly wider distance between the armrests and a deep, durable plastic seat designed to provide maximum comfort and stability for larger frames.
• Reinforced Stability: Built with a wider base footprint and non-slip, oversized rubber feet to prevent tipping and provide a “rock-solid” feel during transfers.
• Drop-Arm Functionality (Optional): Many models include easy-release drop arms that lower below the seat level, allowing for safe, lateral transfers from a bed or wheelchair.
• Custom Height Adjustment: Large-button legs allow you to easily adjust the seat height to minimize hip and knee strain, ensuring the perfect fit over any existing toilet.

3-in-1 Functionality

1. Bedside: Use the included large-capacity bucket with a splash shield and lid for convenient use near the bed.
2. Raised Seat: Place over an existing toilet to add height, making it easier to sit and stand.
3. Safety Frame: Provides high-leverage armrests to assist with balance and support in the bathroom.

Specifications

• Frame Material: Powder-coated or chrome-plated reinforced steel.
• Seat Width: Typically ranges from 23″ to 26″ between arms.
• Cleaning: Snap-on seat and lid can be easily removed for thorough sanitization.

Commode Sizing Comparison Chart

Choosing the right commode ensures safety, comfort, and proper use. Here is a general comparison of our standard and bariatric models.

How to Choose Your Size

• Measure First: The most crucial measurement is your seated width. Ensure there are at least 1-2 inches of clearance on both sides when seated between the armrests to prevent chafing and ensure comfort.
• Consider Weight: Never exceed the stated weight capacity of a commode.
• Assess Transfer Needs: If you transfer from a wheelchair or bed laterally (sideways), consider the bariatric model with drop-arm functionality for a seamless and safe transition.