What is the weight capacity of the commode chair?

Tynorâ€™s commode chair can hold a maximum weight of 100kg.

What is a commode chair?

The chair is helpful for someone who needs assistance using the loo due to a disability, illness, or injury.

What are the benefits of commode chair?

If youâ€™ve used a toilet with built-in armrests, using a commode will provide you with additional support whether sitting or standing up. With the armrests, it will feel comfy, like you are sitting on a chair, which may help you feel more secure when using the lavatory.

How do I use commode chair?

Set up the chair where you want it. Position the user in the chair. Directly beneath the userâ€™s bottom, under the seat, container should be placed. Take the sanitary container out of the chair. Clean the commode completely.

If a person needs to spend the majority of his time in bed, he may require the use of a toilet. If someone is weak or unstable a toilet can be helpful. A commode might be safer than walking to the restroom if he is at risk of collapsing.

Tynor Commode Chair Silver Universal Size 1 Unit (L-35)

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₹3,956₹3,956

Est. delivery5-7 Days

Est. delivery 5-7 Days

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Helps with

Immobility Knee Arthritis / Injury

Tynor commode chair comes with a backrest to ensure comfort
Easily foldable without removing seat and cover
Commode chair has rigid steel frame with chrome finish
The container is sturdy and rust proof
Has a detachable sanitary container

Place the commode chair at the convenient place of the elderly or people who needs it.
Remove the removable pan and discard and wash immediately. Clean with antiseptic solution.

Wash your hands before and after using it.
Clean and maintain the product hygienically with antiseptic solution.

Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals with limited mobility who may find it difficult to reach the bathroom quickly — provides a convenient and accessible toileting solution, helping maintain comfort and independence in daily routines. ·
Secondary Prevention
Ideal for individuals recovering from injuries, fractures, or minor surgeries — help reduce strain and unnecessary movement by offering a nearby and supportive toileting option during the recovery period. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for elderly individuals or patients with significant mobility challenges — provides a safe and stable portable toilet solution, ease of use, and improved caregiving convenience.

Commode chair is a portable toilet that can be placed close to patients who, because of their fragility, injury, fracture, or surgery, cannot travel far to use the lavatory.
The chair aids in maintaining regular bowel movements, which are crucial throughout recovery.
High on Ergonomics - without having to take the seat or seat cover off. Less storage space is needed. It also features a washable container that is removable.
The seat, seat cover, and arm rest are all molded. Smooth adjustments and movements are there. The toilet chair is made of sturdy Pod material and is exceptionally well made.
Additionally, the height-adjustable function and removable sanitary container guarantee simple use and proper posture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tynorâ€™s commode chair can hold a maximum weight of 100kg.
The chair is helpful for someone who needs assistance using the loo due to a disability, illness, or injury.
If youâ€™ve used a toilet with built-in armrests, using a commode will provide you with additional support whether sitting or standing up. With the armrests, it will feel comfy, like you are sitting on a chair, which may help you feel more secure when using the lavatory.
Set up the chair where you want it. Position the user in the chair. Directly beneath the userâ€™s bottom, under the seat, container should be placed. Take the sanitary container out of the chair. Clean the commode completely.
If a person needs to spend the majority of his time in bed, he may require the use of a toilet. If someone is weak or unstable a toilet can be helpful. A commode might be safer than walking to the restroom if he is at risk of collapsing.