Is a shataf (hand shower) accessible?

[Ferdinand]

I've seen the other thread on shatafs and Japanese electric superloos, and I'm wondering if anyone has experience with one or the other installed in a house where there is a wheelchair user particularly - but also any other disability?
 

These are in most of Asia, so this happens.

But does anyone have experience - I was reminded of a friend with cerebral palsy, who has less eg reduced control over hand movement?

Ferdinand

[Nickfromwales]

8 minutes ago, Ferdinand said:

I've seen the other thread on shatafs and Japanese electric superloos, and I'm wondering if anyone has experience with one or the other installed in a house where there is a wheelchair user particularly - but also any other disability?
 

These are in most of Asia, so this happens.

But does anyone have experience - I was reminded of a friend with cerebral palsy, who has less eg reduced control over hand movement?

Ferdinand

With loss of dexterity etc a shataf would be impractical vs a Geberit / other “hands free super-loo”. Those wash and dry your undercarriage, however you still need to press buttons on a panel or remote control. Still, designed for folk who are least able or have assisted living.

[Ferdinand]

Thanks. That helps.