The Wright StuffSimplicity Transfer Bench Shower Curtain Beige

Bought a sliding transfer bench with swivel seat for my husband to get in and out of shower. While our shower is a walk in, there's a 5" lip and glass door that just makes it too unsafe for him to navigate. So we put the curtain on a tension rod at the top just inside the door, prop the glass door open, and then put the bench in through the door opening. He can sit down outside the shower, slide in and swivel to face the shower head, and pull this curtain so that the slits match the aluminum poles of the bench. Keeps out 99% of the water.

Yes having the slit and magnets to hold it down are god but it’s in the middle but the shower chair doesn’t sit in the middle so the curtain doesn’t quite work right.I get it, it’s for ppl that shower alone and I guess the slit would be in the right place but for those that need assistance and the shower seat has to back up a bit to allow room for someone to help them it’s not in the right place.Wish there was a way for the manufacturer to have both. A middle one and one that has a slit further back.Thanks for reading.

I have a bad break to my leg and am non weight bearing. I’m using a sliding bench to get into tub. This curtain allows me to shower without getting water all over the floor. Heavy enough to not cling to me, and not see through.

The curtain has awesome features but with how our bathroom is set up. the bench cannot be centered in the bathtub so the curtain around the flap needs to be wider. Also, additional magnets on the pieces of curtain around the flap would prove incredibly helpful. The curtain material is great; but once it gets wet, it totally sticks to me. Again, additional magnets would be helpful for this or perhaps a heavier weight fabric. While the curtain again, is a great concept, it's not quite made for everyone. I am a wide person with no use of my left arm. The bench slit is to my left due to bathroom design and is difficult for me to get the flap in the slit. I also feel the curtain would better keep water in the tub if it were longer. I share my tub with my family. Since my husband is tall, the curtain must be placed high enough to accommodate him but also low enough so that the cuts around the flap are close to the bench. This is not possible with the curtain design.As a newly handicapped 43 year old woman, losing much of my independence has been incredibly difficult but being able to take a shower without assistance makes me feel just a little less of a burden. I am grateful there are items available to assist but I feel like this one has the opportunity to be just a little bit better.

This shower curtain works perfectly with a shower bench.

Works with the transfer bench I purchased for my father, for post back surgery. I bought an oval shaped transfer bench. The portion that folds and sits on the bench fits okay. Using it in a shower, not tub / shower combo. In front of the bench is easy to tuck in, and see. You have to be pretty careful the fabric behind the bench is tucked inside the shower sill. I like the easy no hook installation. I moved my dad's regular double curtain and hooks to the rear of the shower rod. Didn't have to remove them. I would probably give this five stars in a tub, so not a fault. Just a review for using in a 5 foot shower stall, not a tub / shower combo.

Do not spend $46 on this. It is at best is an average shower curtain. If the only person using the shower is using a transfer bench then it's fine, but if other people are using it then it's not worth the money and not the best solution. Only has one magnet so be prepared to be attacked by the curtain as soon as you turn on the shower. For a lot less money you can find a decent shower curtain and watch a video on YouTube on how to make the slits yourself to accommodate the transfer bench.

I like it's sturdiness and the sliding feature. The builders of our home put the shower head on the wrong side of the bathtub for the upstairs bath. The downstairs bath does not have this mistake. So make sure you measure before you buy.