LiteShower™ Portable, Wheelchair-Accessible Shower Stalls

This model is our best seller. A person in a shower-wheelchair is rolled into the shower for bath. A person can also sit down on a bench inside the shower.

How it works

• Place the self-supporting and collapsible shower tray on the floor
• If you are not using a shower wheelchair, place a plastic patio chair in the tray to sit down
• Get in the tray - tray collapses under any weight but pops back up automatically. Step onto the wall to collapse it if you want to roll in a chair
• Snap close together a pair of free-standing, folding shower screens around the tray. Screens have sliding shower curtains on all four sides. Tuck the bottom of the curtains into the tray
• Connect a handheld shower to your kitchen faucet with the quick-connect adapter. Control water temperature and flow at the faucet. Shower sprayer ON/OFF control button
• Place the electric water pump outisde the tray. Insert the suction hose into the tab at the corner of the tray. Insert the drain hose into the kitchen sink
• Turn on the water. Start the pump. Take the shower
• When done, shut off water. Shut down pump. snap open the shower screens and fold them away
• Get out of the tray
• Snap off the handheld shower from the faucet - your faucet goes back to normal use
• Fold the tray away
• Here is a breakdown of all the major compoments of LiteShower

$799, Free shipping

• Design for people to sit down in the shower
• Tray size: 3' wide by x 4' long
• Tray weight: 4 lbs
• (2) bi-fold shower screens
• Overall height: 4' tall
• Each screen folded size: 4' tall x 4' wide x 2" thick
• Each screen weight: 4 lbs
• UPC: 719926241878

• (1) handheld shower head with 7ft hose (can be extended)
• (1) quick-connect adaptor to connect shower hose to faucet
• (1) divert valve to connect hose to your regular shower
• (1) flexible wheelchair-accessible shower tray
• (1) pair of shower screens with sliding curtains and hook
• (1) water pump with 6ft suction hose and 6ft drain hose (can be extended)

Note:

• Faucet adaptor (aerator type) has both male and female threads.
  It only needs to be mounted on your faucet once
• Handheld shower head and faucet adaptor are pre-assembled
• Shower screens require a one-time assembly with a screwdriver
• Pump and hose connection required no tool

• Betty's mother is confined to a wheelchair. When Mom comes to visit, taking shower bath is a problem. Betty's house does not have a shower downstairs. Even if she does, getting her Mom into the shower would be a struggle. So Betty bought a shower wheelchair for $50 and a LiteShower™ Standard models. Now Betty sets up the shower in the 1st floor and rolls her Mom into shower for bath
• David's son was involved in an auto accident and was temporarily confined in a wheelchair. David doesn't want to spend over $10,000 to do a barrier-free shower for the temporary stay of his son. David uses the Standard Model to bathe his son and is very satisfied
• Kathy lives in an apartment and she's recovering from her foot surgery. Kathy cannot climb into the tub to take a shower. She uses the Standard Model and places a beach chair inside the shower