Shower chair install

[Gregg Willow]

It's Christmas Eve and I had mods on my mind. But Merry Christmas to everyone!

I am tall, 6' 2". My shower is a little low. For shampooing, it would be great to get lower and be comfortable. I thought a folding stool from the wall could be an option. You know, something that could swing up and lock. However, when I push against the shower walls, there is plenty of play before you hit a stud. Not sure screwing anything in a shower stall would be advisable. I know TT's tweak as they go down the road and may be the play is there for a reason. Anyone have some insight on this or may be some suggestions?

[TURBS]

Originally Posted by Gregg Willow

It's Christmas Eve and I had mods on my mind. But Merry Christmas to everyone!

I am tall, 6' 2". My shower is a little low. For shampooing, it would be great to get lower and be comfortable. I thought a folding stool from the wall could be an option. You know, something that could swing up and lock. However, when I push against the shower walls, there is plenty of play before you hit a stud. Not sure screwing anything in a shower stall would be advisable. I know TT's tweak as they go down the road and may be the play is there for a reason. Anyone have some insight on this or may be some suggestions?

Don't use a chair with four legs either you may end up with five drains!
Just and fyi .


Turbs

[Gregg Willow]

Yeah, an extra four drains would be bad.

I have a corner stall shower. Not sure if I could mount a seat to the wall or not.

[TURBS]

I betting not but there's probly a way to and still have it secure.

[DualSport]

I would not do any mods to shower walls that compromise the waterproofing.


The folding step-stool I mentioned in your previous post works great for me - and it doubles as a footstool when watching TV

Bob