Description
Broda Sentinel Shower Commode is a shower commode users can propel themselves, with optional 24 in rear mag wheels that turn a bathroom chair into a room-to-room mobility aid. Its stainless frame, four-way commode seat and tension-adjustable back upholstery handle showering and toileting in one chair.
- Optional 24 in rear mag wheels for user self-propulsion
- Four-way commode seat for flexible toileting access
- Stainless steel frame built for wet environments
- Tension-adjustable back straps with anti-microbial upholstery
- Adjustable seat height, back angle and seat angle
Most shower commodes strand the user: someone has to fetch and push them for every bathroom trip. The Sentinel's mag wheel configurations restore independence, letting users roll themselves to the bathroom and into the shower on 24 in wheels. The chair is deliberately simple underneath that mobility: no tilt or recline, but a properly adjustable seat height, back angle and seat angle for a sound sitting position. Tension-adjustable back straps shape support to the user, and the anti-microbial upholstery suits shared facility use and frequent cleaning. In caster form it serves attendant care; in mag form it serves independence, and both share the four-way commode seat and stainless build.
Features and Benefits
Self-Propel Option
Mag wheels bring wheelchair mobility to a shower commode. Users keep control of bathroom trips instead of waiting to be fetched.
- 24 in rear mag wheels on mag configurations for self-propulsion
- Caster configurations for attendant propulsion
- Adjustable seat surface height for toilet clearance
- Users move between rooms without a second chair
Commode Details
Toileting features fitted like a wheelchair, not an afterthought. Angles and heights adjust to the user rather than forcing one fixed posture.
- Commode seat opens four ways for toileting access from different positions
- Tension-adjustable back straps and anti-microbial upholstery
- Adjustable back angle and seat angle (0° to -6°)
- Swing-away footrests with heel loops, 14 to 18 in knee-to-heel
Frame and Sizing
Stainless construction sized for everyday hygiene care. The fixed design keeps weight and complexity down for daily pushing.
- Stainless steel frame for wet environments
- 300 lb weight capacity
- Seat widths 18, 20 and 22 in; depths 16 to 19 in
- No tilt or recline to keep the design simple and light to push
Product Specifications
- Weight Capacity: 300 lb
- Tilt / Recline: None (fixed-position chair)
- Seat Widths: 18, 20 or 22 in
- Seat Depths: 16, 17, 18 or 19 in
- Rear Wheels: 24 in mag wheels (mag configurations) or casters, per configuration
- Seat Surface Height: Adjustable
- Back Angle: 10° nominal (adjustable 5° or 15°)
- Seat Angle: Adjustable, 0° to -6°
- Commode Seat: Four-way commode seat
- Footrests: Swing-away with heel loops; knee-to-heel 14 to 18 in
- Frame: Stainless steel
- Warranty: 10-year warranty on the frame; 2-year warranty on parts
- Packaging: Sold as EA/1 (each), exactly as packaged by Broda.
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Why Choose the Broda Sentinel Shower Commode?
The Sentinel is the pragmatic pick of the Broda shower range: no tilt mechanism, but genuine self-propulsion and a stainless build. For independent users and the facilities that support them, that trade is often exactly right.
- Independence in the bathroom – 24 in mag wheels let users get themselves to the toilet and shower — privacy and dignity most commodes take away
- One chair, whole routine – bedroom to bathroom to shower on one seat — transfers shrink to the ones that matter
- Adjustments that matter – seat height, back angle and seat angle tune the fit — a fixed chair that still fits properly
- Anti-microbial surfaces – upholstery suited to shared facility use — cleaning between users is faster and more effective
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
- Broda Sentinel Shower Commode – Operating Manual (English, Français)
- Broda Sentinel Shower Commode – US Order Form (English)
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the user propel it themselves?
Yes, in the mag wheel configurations. The 24 in rear mag wheels let the user self-propel between the bedroom, bathroom and shower, while the caster configurations are attendant-propelled. Both share the same seat and commode features.
What is a four-way commode seat?
It is a seat with openings arranged so the chair can be positioned for toileting access from different orientations. Combined with the adjustable seat height, it helps the chair work over standard toilets as well as with a pan.
Does it tilt or recline?
It does not. The Sentinel is a fixed-position chair, and positioning is handled through adjustable seat height, an adjustable back angle (nominal 10 degrees, adjustable 5 or 15) and a seat angle that adjusts from 0 to -6 degrees.
How do the footrests adjust?
The swing-away footrests include heel loops and adjust for knee-to-heel lengths from 14 to 18 in. They swing away for transfers and for close approach to a toilet or shower bench.
What warranty does it carry?
Broda's manufacturer warranty covers the frame for 10 years and parts for 2 years. The stainless frame is well suited to the wet service this chair sees.
