Denny International® Anti Slip Bath Step Elderly Shower Stepping Disability Mobility Aid Door Walking Stool | Stack-able for More Height Adjustment | Bathroom Safety Aid

Great step for getting in shower . Doesn’t slip and very sturdy too

I ordered this so that I could get into and out of the bath to shower (as the shower is over the bath) when I had a hip replacement. The blue foam topper is not stuck to the top of the block, so you need to peel off the backing and affix before you start. The block is sturdy and very stable and I found it gave me just enough elevation so that I could get into and out of the bath safely and with confidence.Once you're done, it's easy enough to lever the block up from the floor using the rubber base of one crutch, so that you can pick it up without bending over too far and store it in the bath. I've found this to be a really helpful aid.

The actual structure is perfect,it is strong and large .you have no fear of it moving.the blue mat isn’t fit for purpose,it is thin and made of the wrong material.

These are good there non slip the height is good as u can put them on top of each other and easy to use good for mobility

My husband has just had a hip replacement and this has been so useful for getting in and out of the shower!

Good step for to get in the shower safely .

Arrived quite quickly. I use this to step into and out of the bath, which is quite deep. It is just right and stops my legs from being strained as I am only average height (5.5). It feels firm and comfortable to step onto and comfortable to step out of the bath onto. The blue mat has to be stuck separately onto the plastic step and is ready glued - just peel off the backing on the blue sheet. I am delighted with my purchase and would recommend this safe step to anyone struggling to get in and out of the bath.

I bought two of these thinking that I could stack them to achieve the height that I wanted. On receiving them, I placed one on top of the other and found them to be very unstable. On further inspection, I found that it is necessary to remove four plastic parts from the lower one so that the upper can fit into the lower one. This is very easy to do. Unfortunately, when they are stacked in this way, the additional height gained is probably less than half of the height of the initial step. So instead of 8 inches, you probably get about six. If you choose to just place one on top of the other, they are stable unless you put your weight near the edges, in which case they are very unstable.