Signature feature

Weight-capacity database

Rated weight capacities for bathroom and hygiene gear, in one searchable table. Filter by category, sort by capacity, and check the source before you buy.

Rows marked [Placeholder] are stand-ins for launch testing, not real products — real manufacturer data replaces them over time. Unmarked rows, like the Bio Bidet Bliss BB1000, are real.
Weight-capacity database, sortable by column
Product Category Source
Bio Bidet — Bliss BB1000 (Round, Remote) Bidet Seats 18.7 No rating published (checked spec sheet + manual)
[Placeholder] Brand B — Bidet Attachment, Slim Body Bidet Attachments 300 17 18.5 Manufacturer spec sheet
[Placeholder] Brand C — Electric Bidet Seat, Wide Bidet Attachments 440 20 21.5 Manufacturer spec sheet
[Placeholder] Brand D — Elongated Toilet Seat, Heavy-Duty Toilet Seats 500 19 Manufacturer spec sheet
[Placeholder] Brand E — Round Toilet Seat, Standard Toilet Seats 300 16.5 Manufacturer spec sheet
[Placeholder] Brand F — Raised Toilet Seat, 4-inch Raised Toilet Seats 400 17.5 19 Manufacturer spec sheet
[Placeholder] Brand G — Raised Toilet Seat with Arms Raised Toilet Seats 350 18 20.5 Manufacturer spec sheet
[Placeholder] Brand H — Bariatric Raised Toilet Seat Raised Toilet Seats 650 20.5 22 Manufacturer spec sheet
[Placeholder] Brand I — Shower Bench, Teak Shower & Bath Benches 300 20 Manufacturer spec sheet
[Placeholder] Brand J — Shower Bench, Bariatric Steel Shower & Bath Benches 500 24 Manufacturer spec sheet
[Placeholder] Brand K — Transfer Bench Shower & Bath Benches 400 22 Manufacturer spec sheet
[Placeholder] Brand L — Grab Bar, 24-inch Grab Bars 500 Manufacturer spec sheet
[Placeholder] Brand M — Grab Bar, Suction-Mount Grab Bars 150 Manufacturer spec sheet
[Placeholder] Brand N — Bedside Commode, Bariatric Commode Chairs 650 24 23 Manufacturer spec sheet
[Placeholder] Brand O — Bedside Commode, Standard Commode Chairs 350 19 19 Manufacturer spec sheet

Ratings shown are manufacturer-stated unless marked "Independently tested." A rating is the load a manufacturer certifies the product to hold under normal use — it isn't a guarantee, and factors like uneven weight distribution or repeated impact can matter. When in doubt, ask the manufacturer directly. Last updated 2026-09-16.