PreserveTech Aquachair Bathing System with Bidet
Model: RTL12A004-WH
Availability: In Stock – Ready to Ship
Seated Bathing and Bidet Cleansing in One Stable Chair
The Drive Medical PreserveTech™ Aquachair Bathing System combines a shower chair, a front and rear bidet, and a handheld shower sprayer, so the whole bathing routine can happen from a seated position. It is designed for people with limited mobility or balance concerns, and for the caregivers who help them, who want to avoid standing and turning in a wet tub or shower.
The frame is rust-resistant aluminum, and the backrest, seat, and leg tips carry an antimicrobial treatment that resists stains and odors caused by bacteria, mold, and mildew on the product surface. Push-button legs adjust the seat from 15" to 19.5", and the system connects to your existing water supply without tools, batteries, or electrical power.
Key Features
- Integrated bidet system: Front and rear cleansing modes let users complete personal hygiene without standing up.
- Handheld shower sprayer: A 77" hose reaches from the water supply to the chair for full-body rinsing while seated.
- Push-button height adjustment: Seat height adjusts from 15" to 19.5" to suit different users and tub or shower setups.
- Antimicrobial protection: The backrest, seat, and leg tips are treated to resist bacteria, mold, and mildew that cause stains and odors.
- Non-slip padded surfaces: Padded contact points help the user sit securely and comfortably during bathing.
- Tool-free setup, no power needed: Connects to your existing water supply with no electrical or battery power.
- Light but sturdy frame: Weighs 10.9 lbs and supports up to 350 lbs, so it is easy to position in the tub or shower.
Equipment Specialist Insight: A standard shower chair takes care of seated bathing, but toileting hygiene often still means standing, leaning, or relying on a caregiver. The Aquachair puts the bidet and sprayer on the chair itself, which can simplify the routine for people who find those movements difficult. Before you order, measure the inside of your tub or shower. The chair's overall footprint is 22.3" wide by 18.1" deep, and you will need space for the hose to reach your water connection. Pick a seat height that lets the user's feet rest flat on the floor with knees at about a right angle.
Technical Specifications
| Brand | Drive Medical |
| Product Line | PreserveTech™ Aquachair |
| Model Number (MPN) | RTL12A004-WH |
| GTIN | 50822383018800 |
| Weight Capacity | 350 lbs |
| Seat Dimensions | 18" W x 16" D |
| Seat Height Range | 15" – 19.5" |
| Overall Dimensions | 22.3" W x 18.1" D x 34.6" H |
| Product Weight | 10.9 lbs |
| Hose Length | 77" |
| Bidet Modes | Front and rear |
| Power Source | None required (water supply only) |
| Material | Rust-resistant aluminum and antimicrobial plastic |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Aquachair need electricity or batteries?
No. It connects to your existing water supply and needs no electrical or battery power. Setup is tool-free.
Will it fit in my tub or shower?
The chair measures 22.3" W x 18.1" D x 34.6" H overall, with an 18" W x 16" D seat. Measure the floor of your tub or shower and confirm the 77" hose can reach your water connection from where the chair will sit.
What is the weight capacity, and can the height be adjusted?
It supports up to 350 lbs. Push-button legs adjust the seat height from 15" to 19.5".
How should I care for the chair?
The aluminum frame is rust-resistant, and the seat, backrest, and leg tips have an antimicrobial treatment. Rinse the chair after use and let it dry. For cleaning products and detailed care steps, follow the manufacturer's instructions included with the chair.
Product specifications are compiled from manufacturer documentation and may change without notice. Please verify current details before purchase. This product is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Consult a physician, occupational therapist, or other qualified professional to confirm it suits the user's needs.
⚠️ WARNING (California Proposition 65): This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
