SHOWER CHAIR WITH FLARED STABILITY BASE (MODEL 118-3FS)

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The Shower Chair with Flared Stability Base, model 118-3FS, is a shower chair and commode with casters designed for use by individuals with balance or mobility disabilities. This chair has a frame PVC plastic frame, a commode-style seat, armrests, and four threaded stem casters. The legs are flared for stability. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 40 x 18 x 26 inches. The seat 21 inches high x 18 inches wide. The casters are 3 inches in diameter x 1.25 inches in width. CAPACITY: 300 pounds. COLOR: Frame is white.

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This product record was updated on December 13, 2004.

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Manufacturer:

MJM International Corporation, Inc.

2003 N. I Road
San Juan, Texas 78589
United States
Telephone: 800-270-6199 or 956-781-5000.
Fax: 956-781-5552.
Web: http://www.mjminternational.com.
Email: gilbert@mjminternational.com.

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Specialty Medical Supply

5991 Meijer Drive, Suite 23
Milford, Ohio 45150
United States
Telephone: 800-380-8539 or 513-576-9500.
Fax: 513-576-1301.
Web: http://www.specialtymedicalsupply.com.
Email: info@specialtymedicalsupply.com.

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