Seatara BathMobile Adjustable Shower Commode Chair

The Seatara BathMobile is a shower and commode chair designed around one honest constraint — most people who need this equipment also need to leave the house sometimes. At 22 lbs it's light enough to manage without help. It disassembles tool-free in minutes and packs into an optional airline-approved carry case. At home it rolls over a standard toilet, locks in place with foot-activated casters, and adjusts to three seat heights. The same chair does both jobs without compromise.

The frame is high-tech injection-molded plastic with stainless steel hardware throughout — not aluminum, which means no rust risk at the joints and easy cleaning in daily wet-environment use. Flip-up padded armrests and detachable footrests open the chair fully for side or front transfers. The seat opening rotates 180° so the hygiene position works for the user, not the other way around. Four 5" locking casters give a caregiver real control in tight residential bathrooms.

Optional accessories include a seat cushion, back cushion, armrest pads, commode pan, and 24" self-propelling wheels with hand brakes for users who want independent mobility.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the BathMobile roll over a standard toilet?
Yes — fits toilets up to 18.4" high and 15.75" wide, which covers most standard residential toilets. Roll it into position, lock all four casters, and it functions as an over-toilet commode. No separate commode pan needed for toilet use.

Can it be used as a bedside commode?
Yes. With the optional square commode pan and rails it works as a freestanding bedside commode — useful at night or wherever the user needs toileting access without rolling to the bathroom.

How does a side transfer work with this chair?
The armrests flip fully up and the footrests detach or swing out of the way, so a lateral transfer from a wheelchair or bed is clear on either side. Seat height adjusts to three settings to help match the transfer surface height.

Is it self-propelled?
The standard BathMobile is attendant-propelled. Optional 24" self-propelling wheels with hand brakes are available as an upgrade for users who want to move independently.

How does the seat opening rotate?
The keyhole cutout in the seat rotates 180° — you position it front or rear depending on what's most practical during showering or toileting. It's one of those details that sounds minor until you're using the chair daily.

Does it actually work for air travel?
Yes — tool-free disassembly in a few minutes, and the optional carry case is airline-approved and marked with the universal wheelchair symbol for airport handling. Under the Air Carrier Access Act it checks as medical equipment at no extra charge.

What is the weight capacity?
286 lbs.

Similar Products

Other shower commodes our customers compare to the BathMobile:

• ShowerBuddy SB7E Minimal — folds rather than disassembles, 265 lb, good small-bathroom option
• ShowerTravel Folding Wheelable Commode — folds as a unit, fewer pieces to manage
• TravelPal 4-in-1 — shower, commode, wheelchair, and transport in one chair
• Nova 8800 Rolling Commode — simpler fixed home option if travel isn't a requirement

Related Guides

• How to Choose a Rolling Shower Commode Chair — what to measure, what specs matter, how to avoid the common mistakes
• Portable & Travel Shower Commode Chairs — hotel bathrooms, airline travel, and visiting family with a shower commode