COMMOD POT (CHAIR/STOOL)

What is a Commode Chair/Stool?

• A commode chair is essentially a chair fitted with a removable pot or bucket underneath the seat to collect urine and feces, allowing users to relieve themselves without needing to reach a traditional bathroom.
• A commode stool is a simpler, often smaller, stool-like portable toilet mainly used for temporary or travel purposes, typically without wheels or armrests.
• These devices are highly useful for people recovering from surgery, those with disabilities, pregnancy-related mobility issues, or seniors who struggle with bathroom access.

Key Features of Commode Chairs and Stools

• Portable and Foldable Design: Many models fold for easy storage and transport, ideal for home or travel.
• Adjustable Height: Chairs usually feature adjustable legs to fit different user heights and bathroom settings.
• Armrests and Backrests: For added comfort and support during use, some come with padded seats, backrests, and armrests.
• Wheels with Locking Brakes: Many commode chairs include wheels for easy maneuverability, with locks to ensure stability while in use.
• Removable Bucket: The commode pot underneath is removable for easy emptying and cleaning, often with splash guards for hygiene.
• Durable Materials: Frames are made from steel, aluminum, or plastic for stability, with anti-slip feet for safety on wet floors.

Types of Commode Chairs and Stools

• Foldable Commode Chair: Convenient, collapsible with adjustable height, commonly used indoors or for travel.
• Commode Transport Chair (Commode Wheelchair): Combines a wheelchair and commode for users needing mobility assistance and toileting aid.
• Portable Commode Chair with Wheels: Offers mobility within the home; perfect for elderly or disabled who cannot easily access bathrooms.
• Recliner Commode Chair: Adjustable recline for comfort during longer sittings or specific medical needs.
• Commode Stool: Lightweight and simple design, often used outdoors or where minimal aid is required.

Benefits and Uses

• Helps maintain independence and dignity for users.
• Prevents fall risks and discomfort associated with long walks to the bathroom.
• Provides an easy-to-clean, hygienic solution for caregiving environments.
• Ideal for elderly, post-surgery patients, pregnant women, or individuals with temporary/permanent