Shower Seat

This is a particularly good-looking, high-quality Bath Seat. It more than meets requirement number one, which is a rock steady safe seat you can trust. The workmanship suggests a seat you would expect to cost a lot more. The perfectly finished Teak woodwork and thick heavy chrome steel fittings sheds water and dries quickly. This is a beauty that enhances the looks of your tub enclosure. It is sized to feel and be safe and prevent slipping off it. Excellent for older people who may have stability problems, and it easily flips up to give a lot of room to other family members who do not require a seat. Far better than a chair with feet in the tub, or taking up room nearby which is risky, unstable, and in everybody's way.

This OasisSpace bench is a top-quality product and is sure to last the life time of your shower (or any other place you may be using it—indoors or out). The teak lumber is solid, straight, and smooth, and is finished with a refined, high-end look. The stainless-steel framing, throughout, is dense with weight and durability and amply pairs up with the overall quality of the bench. It also all comes complete with beefy mounting screws and optional plugs for concrete/masonry applications. Maybe not a big deal, but please note: as of 9-5-23, when I bought and installed this product, the paper mounting template states that the mounting brackets are to be 16" on center. Based on the brackets when I first temporarily installed them to the bench, they measured out at 15 7/8", not 16". Aim for perfect, and measure first with the brackets installed on the bench before taping the template to wall and drilling away. Regarding the template itself: it comes on a typical 8.5x11 sheet of paper and, as directed, you'll have to cut it in half and spread it apart to achieve the 16" spread...this was somewhat silly on the manufacturer’s part for "leveling" reasons I incurred. So, not to tape two separate templates to the wall, I cut the template in half and taped, in between, another sheet in landscape direction. Now, one united template was easily leveled and taped to the wall. Minor stuff, but overall, I am very pleased and would definitely buy this product again!

Beautiful teak bench. Very well made and great quality

This shower seat looks and works great. I love the way it folds up and out of the way, so even my tiny 27”x54” shower can have the safety and convenience of a shower seat. It can be used as a seat or as a shaving ledge and the wooden slatted seat adds a touch of luxury in the shower. The instructions were bare minimum, so might not have enough detail for some do-it-yourselfers, but over all, the installation was pretty straightforward. The leveling screws under the seat support bars were a nice touch to tweak the seat to get it perfectly level from side to side. The cheap plastic hinge covers are a let down. They look fine from a distance and I get that plastic may have advantages inside a wet area like a shower, but they just felt cheap. The matching hole caps were a real pain to put on and there was no guidance in the instructions, so this is what worked for me: put the long tab into the bottom of the opening and use a rubber mallet and a dowel or wood scrap to tap in at the top, where the smaller tab is. The tabs are the same cheap plastic so proceed cautiously In general, I’m very satisfied with the seat.

Well made and sturdy. My 70 year old husband loves his seat.

I had this installed well over a year ago during a full shower makeover. It has functioned perfectly and held up beautifully. The finish is still in great shape. Overall I couldn’t be happier with it. The only caveat is that I decided to add a small magnet to the seat and another to the wall so the seat couldn’t be bumped and accidentally dropped down suddenly.

The bench is well built and was easily installed using the holes from the original bench that had been there. I will caution that, although the bench installs to a steel plate that attaches to the wall, the covers are chrome colored plastic. Instructions caution not using acidic cleaning agents. Apparently our cleaners used an acid based cleaner which reacted to the shampoos and soap that ran inside the plastic cover, creating a foamy chemical reaction that built up over time to the point the plastic began to burst open. For that reason, I recommend a final instruction: use a plumbers sealant where the covers meet tiled shower wall.

Perhaps we received a defective product. Our bench will not stay in the folded position. It just falls. This was installed for the occasional visit by elderly relatives so we were planning to keep it in the folded position most of the time. The round plastic covers are also very flimsy feeling and wobbly when the bench is touched. Due to construction delays our Amazon return period has passed and dealing with the Chinese company by email to exchange it for one that will stay folded has been utterly frustrating.