Shower Trolleys
Shower trolleys use a flatbed structure to transfer individuals with limited mobility from bed to shower. Hydraulic models can adjust height for transfers.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
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A shower trolley supports bathing for someone who transfers while lying down, with height adjustment bringing the surface to bed level for a safer lateral move. Powered models add push-button adjustment; an electric shower trolley suits carers who raise and lower the bed throughout the day, while hydraulic options cover less frequent use. Match the chosen trolley to the transfer method, the carer's working position and the bathroom's floor space before the layout is finalised.
Shower Trolleys
The category on this page includes related bathing equipment as well as trolleys. The Teak Shower Stool by Jati, listed here, serves someone who bathes seated rather than lying, and shows the range within bathroom accessibility. In Australia, an occupational therapist typically assesses support needs and advises on equipment before a bathroom design is fixed, so clearances, drainage falls and tapware positions can be resolved around the specified model rather than retrofitted.
What should be checked when specifying an electric shower trolley?
Compare the height adjustment range, safe working load and dimensions with the intended transfer arrangement, and follow the manufacturer's instructions for charging and wet-area operation.
How much space do shower trolleys need?
Measure door openings and turning areas along the route to the shower, then check these against the model's dimensions and allow working room beside it for carers.
Who can advise on bathing equipment?
An occupational therapist or equipment prescriber can assess the person's needs and confirm a suitable model before construction begins.