DesignByIntent Polypropylene White Shower Stool

had a small chip in a corner when it arrived - contact the seller directly and they replaced it quickly! very fast and responsive. works perfect in my shower. be sure to tilt upside down and sideways every so often to empty out any water which accumulates inside the legs. will think about drilling a hole in the bottom of each leg to prevent water from staying in there, otherwise it's perfect

Very plain looking, non-descript design. Does the job well enough, but should not be so expensive. it's literally a molded, inexpensive looking plastic stool. Should be no more than $25.

I wanted a stool to use in the tub because I’ve gotten older and don’t want to slip and fall when washing my feet, etc., while showering. Most bath stools are so clinical looking and ugly, but this one looks nice and is very solid and sturdy. It fits into my apartment tub nicely, and I use it as a table next to the tub other times. I’m happy with it so far. The only concern I have… although it hasn’t been a problem so far… is a seam that goes around the top surface, which creates a hairline gap all around. It doesn’t look sealed closed, although it might be, and I wonder if it will allow water to get in and if dirt or mold could get caught there. Only time will tell, I guess. Otherwise, it’s a very good product.

I like this stool being all plastic and very sturdy, however it is in our shower and lots of water finds it's way into the stool, so after a shower if you turn it upside down a bunch of water pours out the seam at the top, and then even more water out the bottom of the legs when you out it back down.I may drill some holes in the underside to try and help drain this water that is finding it's way in.

This is not a heavy weight chair but very sturdy. I always take a shower on the small seat but it's hard to find if I want sturdy and stylish one. This is the best chair for my shower. I don't have to worry about to fall or slip during shower time.

It’s everything I’ve been looking for in a shower stool! Light. Solid. Easily cleaned. DOESN'T MOLD!

I have a condition called POTS which makes it difficult to stand for long periods of time, especially when I'm in a hot or humid environment (so, basically, a shower is my personal hell). I was considering getting a stool to rest during showers for a while, but I didn't want something that felt like it belonged in a hospital.This is exactly what I needed! It's lightweight, super sturdy and solid, rather stylish, and perfect for sitting on when shaving my legs or when I just need to keep myself from passing out. It's been an absolute lifesaver (maybe literally). I have been cutting and dyeing my own hair recently as well, so I take it out in front of the mirror to sit on then.A warning: water tends to collect inside it somehow, so if you tilt it on its side it will drain out. Be careful if you move it out of the shower immediately afterward, and I'd recommend turning it on its side to let it drain out after a shower.Overall, a great little seat that I definitely needed and am so happy I have.

I use it almost everyday. I was so happy to have found just the right size for my shower. The stool has two parts: a top and a solid base. The seat or top has been fitted into the base. From day one the top has buckled upward in one spot. Hard to explain but I sit down and there is a loud pop as the plastic gaps in one spot. I have no idea if there are long term consequences. It immediately goes back in place when I get up or if I move about on the seat. I had no energy for the trouble of sending it back. I want to say that I am enjoying its use. It looks great and holds me well. I'll put up with the small defect.I should also say that I chose a poly stool over a natural one because there is almost no care. Bamboo, etc. is high maintenance if you care for it properly. Love natural but did not want the extra work of oiling it or drying it every time.