What is this category?

This category covers physical bathroom aids designed to reduce slips, falls and strain during bathing and toileting. Safe-Life’s range focuses on stable, height-adjustable and easy-to-clean solutions that suit Australian homes, aged care facilities and disability support settings.

How do these products work?

1. The aid provides a stable seated or supported position during bathing or toileting.
2. Non-slip feet or frames reduce movement on wet bathroom surfaces.
3. Height adjustment allows safer transfers on and off the product.
4. Open-frame or wheeled designs improve access for carers where required.
5. Water-resistant materials allow use in wet environments.

Who are these products for?

• Older people with reduced balance or leg strength
• People with disability who need seated showering
• Home care and aged care residents
• Carers assisting with personal hygiene
• Post-surgery or rehabilitation users

Types of products in this category

• Shower chairs and stools – Provide stable seating during showering to reduce fall risk.
• Bath seats, boards and benches – Support safer transfers in and out of the bath.
• Commodes and toileting aids – Offer accessible toileting where bathroom access is limited.
• Mobile shower commodes – Combine showering and toileting support with wheeled access.

• Australian supplier focused on assistive and safety equipment
• Range suited to home care, aged care and disability support
• Products selected for stability and everyday practicality
• Compatible with NDIS-funded assistive technology where applicable

What is the best bathroom aid for elderly users?

The best option depends on balance, strength and bathroom layout. Shower chairs and bath boards are common starting points.

Are these suitable as disability shower aids?

Yes. Many products in this category are designed specifically as disability shower aids for seated or supported bathing.

What is the best toilet aid for elderly users?

Commodes and raised toileting aids are commonly used where standard toilets are difficult to access safely.

Can these products be used in small bathrooms?

Yes. Compact shower stools, narrow bath boards and mobile commodes are available for limited spaces.

Are bathroom aids height adjustable?

Most shower chairs, stools and commodes include height adjustment to improve safety and comfort.

Can these aids be funded through NDIS?

Many bathroom and toileting aids may be eligible under NDIS assistive technology, depending on the participant’s plan.

Are mobile shower commodes suitable for carers?

Yes. They are widely used in care settings to reduce lifting and improve access during hygiene routines.