A bathroom trolley may be considered when planning a bathroom accessibility upgrade, but check that the listed product is designed for the intended transfer and bathing tasks. The Rocco Bar Stand is one example on this page. Review its product information and confirm its dimensions against the bed, shower entrance and available turning space.

A shower trolley is a flatbed structure used for individuals with limited mobility to be transferred from a bed to a shower. The trolley remains in the shower while the individual bathes. A hydraulic shower trolley allows for height adjustments for easy transfer. Archipro has state-of-the-art shower trolleys meeting all safety standards for such an important purpose.

Shower trolley planning

Plan the route from the bedroom to the shower as carefully as the bathroom layout. Measure door clearances and floor transitions, then check how the trolley is positioned and secured during use. For the Rocco Bar Stand, confirm the adjustment and operating details in its product information before specifying it for a build or renovation.

What should I check before choosing a shower trolley?

Measure the bed, shower entrance and turning space along the transfer route. Check the trolley’s dimensions and required clearance against those measurements.

How can I assess transfer access?

Confirm how the person will move onto and off the trolley, and whether the height can be adjusted to suit the bed and shower. Ask the supplier for operating details if these are not shown in the product information.

What maintenance information should I look for?

Check the cleaning instructions and care requirements for the trolley’s materials and moving parts. Follow the manufacturer’s guidance, particularly for components exposed to water and cleaning products.