Spryly is based in England

A: Yes they are all height adjustable. The Spryly bathroom stool, commode and raised toilet seat come with three sets of interchangeable feet that can be screwed on or off. They are made from rubber with a domed end to help with grip. For example, the three seat heights for the bathroom stool are: 412mm, 458mm or 500mm.

A: Yes. Spryly provides dependable, anti-slip support in wet spaces like showers and steamy bathrooms – all without the clinical look of a typical shower chair for elderly or disabled users. It’s made from water-resistant material and it's a dignified alternative to a traditional bathroom chair or shower chair – functional, versatile, and stigma-free. Some people like to use these in conjunction with a shower handle already installed.

A: Yes. Spryly have prioritised an easy-to-clean solution. The integral drip rail directs run-off. And, instead of using lots of ‘ribbing’, Spryly have prioritised strength and solid surfaces resulting is a seat that is easy to clean - there’s no unreachable corners and gaps that collect grime. For this range, Spryly ignored common elements like telescopic legs and button holes, which can be habitats for mould - those unwanted microbe-communities have little chance on the Spryly Bathroom Stool. It’s more hygienic and discrete.

A: Yes, just open and twist in the legs and leg tips. The screw threads are already
built into the legs and seat, so it’s simple - no allen keys or bag of screws needed

A: Spryly put all their products through full testing. The quality is really good and the strength or the product is carefully considered and tested. For example, the Shower Stool has steel legs and strong materials with a user weight limit of 128kgs.

A: each product is available in four different colours: Cappuccino, Blossom, Sage and Dusk.

A: Nah - you'd have to try really hard to get this shower stool to rust - it's too well made! It's salt-spray tested and has anti-corrosion steel legs. And there's no telescopic holes where water can run in. It's well made with good materials so you shouldn't be worried about rust like other more common shower gear. That said, if you take it to the seaside and leave it in the breakers for a long time for some strange reason - well, there are exceptions!

A: Because the Spryly family have over 30 years designed Daily Living Aids for the NHS, they have seen nearly every obstacle and found a solution for it. They've taken all their design experience and time designing for different companies and brands, then crafted their own products aimed for a customer who wants the best, with better quality, more comfort and a better aesthetic.