Shower Chair for Inside Shower, Bamboo Corner Shower Stool with Storage Shelf, Shower Stool for Shaving Legs, Waterproof Bath Seats for Adults, Indoor and Outdoor Use

Convenient! A lot of storage for a small space. Easy to put together and disemble for moving.

Most showers are sloped towards the drain so water doesn’t sit in the corners. This is a corner stool. There’s a definite design flaw on the bottom level of the stool. The water is not able to escape and instead stays trapped there allowing for copious amounts of mold growth. The slits are not long enough to allow the water to drain. Once mold starts growing it’s hard to get it to stop. The photo is me trying to kill the mold. If I can’t eliminate it completely then the still will be going in the trash.

Unfortunately, this shower stool won't work in our current shower as it encroaches too far into the floor/body space when in the shower. Also a surprise is that our shower's corner isn't even, so the stool would need to come into the center a bit more. My plan wasn't so much about sitting on it, but to shave legs and wash feet. So, I'll need to find something more narrow (but larger than the top of the shaving cream can I try to balance my foot upon!)The Bamboo is nice, but another consideration to consider is IF you're planning to sit your naked bum and thighs on it, the outside edge feels somewhat sharp. I think it would be more comfortable on the backside of one's thighs if it were more rounded. You could drape a hand towel onto the front of it to soften that.All of the tools and pieces were included and it was carefully wrapped protecting the pieces during shipping. I may keep it by our back door to sit upon to put shoes on -- and it'd also work as a small corner table. For the price, it's a clean and classy looking piece.

I liked it at first for shaving legs. My son 200 pounds sat on it when he was sick in shower. Would recommend as a table but doesn't hold the weight of a 200 pound man.

This is a decent shower chair, though it's probably a tad low for my taste, but perfect height for propping your foot up on it. When I put it together, it was a little confusing because the legs were labeled 1, 2, and 3 and there were stickers on the two 90-degree shelves showing where to put them, but those stickers did not align with what the instruction sheet said. I just followed the stickers on the actual product and it went together just fine. Important note, though: when assembling it, the bottom shelf has the lip facing upwards. This took me a minute to figure out, but once I did, the rest was smooth sailing. Goes together easily, feels sturdy. The bamboo is really nice for the obvious reason that it's going to be getting wet constantly. There were only two drawbacks with this shower stool for me. Firstly, the soap bar holder just kind of hangs there and attaches in a really flimsy way. I don't know that I would ever use that attachment. Secondly, my particular shower head doesn't fit in the two cutouts in the stool, but I also have a third party hose that was smaller than the original hose with my shower that doesn't fit well anyway, so I think that may be the issue. Hopefully yours will fit just fine. It looks nice, it's not too big, and it feels well-made, aside from the soap holder. Overall pretty good value.

I ordered this for my shower so I would have a place to put my leg for shaving plus a place for my products. I cannot believe it turned moldy! Ewwwww!!!!Too late for the return window so I guess it’s trash. SAVE YOUR MONEY!

This bamboo shower chair falls in the middle category for me for price vs. quality. It's very pretty bamboo and has a nice smell to it. The finish looks clean and without rough bamboo edges. The screws and assembly all thread nicely. So, overall, not bad.It is decently sturdy. I feel comfortable that it will hold my weight (165 lbs). Some shower chairs are terrifyingly wobbly. This one is not.That said, some of the fit and finish could be better. While, as mentioned above, the screws all thread into place easily, the legs themselves do not accurately fit into their corners. So, there is automatically some play in the legs. The resultsing wobble isn't bad right now while it's new. But I can imagine after a year or so of use that it becomes more pronounced.The rubber feet on the bottom are all independently adjustable by hand. In their fully tightened position, my chair sits flush with all four feet touching the ground together.Assembly was easy and the instructions were accurate, even though I ended up not needing them. If you are even slightly comfortable with mechanical assembly, you'll be fine.The steel attachments are just okay. They are a little rough on the edges, especially compared to the wood. I do not know if they will rust after more use (so far, they are fine). I feel they get in the way when used as a seat. But probably ok for a foot rest.Final Verdict: Overall, brand new... Approved. I do worry some about long term use. But that will have to be seen a year down the road.

Easy to assemble and looks nice, but after a few days, it appears to look worn and can't even support my weight. I weigh 185 pounds, so I don't know. Get something better that will last longer. I hear cracking already as well. Lol