The Shower Bay Portable Wheelchair Shower
Shower Bay is a safe and portable shower designed for wheelchair users. It provides a true shower experience without dangerous wet-environment transfers or expensive home renovations. Shower Bay’s unique design allows for quick assembly in any room of the home. Just snap the unit together, connect it to a standard faucet, turn on the pump, and you’re ready to enjoy a relaxing shower. A daily shower should be enjoyed, not dreaded. The warm, gentle massage of water running through our hair and down our back is one of the best parts of our day. Most of us take this rejuvenating sensation for granted, but many people with mobility limitations miss their shower time because it’s too dangerous and time-consuming for a family member or caregiver to assist them.
Safety First
Easy ramp access allows for a safe and smooth transition into the shower with a shower wheelchair. Both the user and caregiver will gain peace of mind knowing that they will never have to do a scary wet-transfer over a tub ever tub ever again.
Portable Shower FAQ
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A roll in shower is a shower that you can roll completely into with a shower wheelchair. There is zero barrier to allow to easily roll in.
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It depends on if you remodel or get a portable roll in shower. Portable showers range from $800-$8,000.
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You can remodel an existing shower by tiling the area or you can purchase an insert. Or you can assemble a portable shower anywhere in the home.
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They roll completely inside the shower in a shower wheelchair. The entrance has to be designed to be barrier free
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It depends on the wheelchair and the patient.
Easy Assembly
Quick Connect
Specifications
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Main showering base are is 43 3/4” wide by 45” long. The entrance between the doorway is 25.5" wide. You are able to pop off 1 or both doors while someone enters or exits to create 27.5 and 29" respectively of entrance.
Main showering base are is 43 3/4” wide by 45” long. The entrance between the doorway is 25.5" wide. You are able to pop off 1 or both doors while someone enters or exits to create 27.5 and 29" respectively of entrance.
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The overall interior length is 39.5". It may not be long enough for clients that need a reclining shower wheelchair. The interior width of the shower is 36".
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Our Standard length for both the In and Out Hose is 35ft. We can make custom lengths up to 55ft at no additional cost or as short as you need. NOTE: You will lose 8ft in Transitions on the In-Hose (4ft from the Sink to the Floor & 4 ft from the Floor to the top of the shower wall where the shower bracket sits).
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While the Shower Bay will not leak, there may be some residual water still on the Shower Wheelchair when they exit the Shower. Sometimes people will get a long mat to protect the floor and the area in front of the ramp to have a flat protected spot to do one final thorough drying (Recommended Length 4x10ft).
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Our standard Quick-Connect would attach: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=8&v=gyVfk9zGA5Y It screws onto the aerator threads (dual threaded for Male and Female). Our quick connect is dual thread with 15/16"Male and 55/64" female threads. In our standard hook-up, you would do the blending of the Hot/Cold water at the sink itself.
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The water flows to the front right corner of the shower where there is a built in pump that continuously pumps the water through a separate out-hose, usually back to the sink that was the water source or another drain located nearby.
Financing Available
You deserve comfort, safety and freedom at home. We pride ourselves on helping you and your loved ones regain and preserve your independence. You’ll enjoy flexibility and mobility in no time thanks to our quick installations, caring team, and vast range of styles and options to accommodate your specific needs and budget.
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