Strong in a warm room
Stainless steel and polypropylene that keep their shape through heat and daily use.
Most evenings ask you to hover: one palm on a slick torso, the other hunting soap, knees on tile. The child wants to stand. Your back wants a chair. Neither of you is wrong.
We designed an object for that in-between season — when sitting baths feel small and a full shower still feels wild.
The stand
Five height stops, a gripped base, a rest for the shower head. Open it in a moment. Fold it flat when the bathroom has to be a bathroom again.
Stainless steel and polypropylene that keep their shape through heat and daily use.
Match the column to this month so you wash at their chest, not the tub rim.
Down in seconds for a cupboard, travel, or a small bathroom.
Texture underfoot and a stiff frame so the stand does not skate.
One motion to open or fold. A place for the shower head is built in.
You fold at the waist over a low tub. One hand is always a safety rail. Feet skate on enamel. The object lives in the way.
You sit or stand at their height. The frame is the rail; your hands wash. Feet meet a gripped tray. [PROPOSED — confirm] It folds away.
Set the frame in the tub or shower tray. Check that it cannot rock.
Match the height to this child, tonight. Guide them in. Pads at the chest — not the neck.
Wash, rinse, talk. Stay within arm’s reach the entire time. We do not sell walking away.
Foldable frame with five height stops. Gripped standing tray. Built-in shower-head rest. Tool-free open and fold.
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Days run long. Baths do not have to. The stand is there so this part of the evening can feel like care, not crisis.