ATS 560 Aluminum Commode with 4 Locking Casters

Why Choose the ATS 560 Aluminum Commode with 4 Locking Casters

The ATS 560 Aluminum Commode is designed for home care, assisted living, long-term care, and caregiver-supported hygiene routines where a mobile commode is needed. Its aluminum frame supports easier handling compared with many steel commodes, while the 4 locking casters help keep the commode secure during transfers and toileting, making daily positioning simpler for caregivers.

Key Features

✔ ATS 560 aluminum commode

✔ 4 locking casters

✔ Mobile wheeled design

✔ Lightweight aluminum frame

✔ Provides bedside or bathroom toileting support

✔ Supports caregiver-assisted positioning

✔ Suitable for home care and facility use

✔ Practical for users with limited mobility

✔ Designed for daily hygiene and toileting routines

Benefits

✔ Aluminum frame helps make the commode easier to move and handle

✔ Locking casters help secure the commode during transfers and use

✔ Wheeled design allows caregivers to position the commode where needed

✔ Useful for bedside toileting when bathroom access is difficult

✔ Supports safer and more convenient hygiene routines

✔ Practical for assisted living, long-term care, and home care settings

✔ Helps caregivers manage toileting and transfer support more efficiently

Usage/Application

Ideal for bedside toileting, bathroom safety, assisted transfers, home care, assisted living, long-term care facilities, rehabilitation, post-surgery recovery, senior care, and users who need an aluminum commode with locking caster mobility. Assemble the commode according to the manufacturer's instructions before use, making sure all components are seated and secured correctly and the frame is stable. Lock all 4 casters before every transfer and before the user sits down or stands up, keep use within the manufacturer's rated weight capacity, and do not use the commode if any component is damaged, incorrectly fitted, or unstable. Do not move the commode while occupied unless the manufacturer permits it and it is safe to do so, position it where the user can transfer safely, empty and clean the pail, seat, and frame as directed, check the casters, locks, and fasteners regularly for wear, confirm stability after any adjustment or relocation, and follow the care team's or the equipment provider's guidance for safe transfers, positioning, and ongoing maintenance.