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Question: When you fold the seat away, do you see the wood seat or the underside with the brackets?
Document: New Wall Mount Shower Bath Seat Shower Bench Folding SeatWITHOUT ANY DOUBTS I would rate this well made..(but imported from CHINA) shower fold down seat a easy 5+ stars for the construction...perhaps 1/2 star less for the slippery polished wood surface the seat is constructed of..(watch yourself when soaping up your rear quarters and sitting on it!!)
I was completely surprised at the overall quality of this seat, especially at the very reasonable price. It is very well made, easy to lift, and easy to fold. I needed someone with more skill than I have to install it properly.
This was the size of seat I was looking for, it's compact when folded to wall, and gives a comfortable small seat when needed. When installed into studs, it provides a sound, safe chair. Construction and fit are good. Wood and the finish are excellent. It folds up and down very easily.
I was concerned that this might not be &#34;the best&#34; because of price, but this folding seat is everything I wanted. Unlike the Teak Bench that everyone recommended, it just folds up and gets out of the way. The wood may not be Teak, but it is a dense hardwood and works just fine.
I purchase this seat about 10 months ago. Our shower is narrow and this seat works great. Is there when you need it, folded away when you don't. Looks great, is sturdy enough to handle 250lbs. no signs of rust whatsoever. The only hard part was drilling the holes into the tile. Make sure to get someone to or rig something to spay water into the drill bit constantly otherwise the bit wont make it past the first hole.
Nice looking seat but If you don't line up with studs, beware! Since I did not line up with studs, I substituted with 3/16 toggle bolts (stronger than the Molly bolts supplied) for the top two holes in both top mounting brackets. The first time it was used by a 145 pound female,  the seat ripped completely out of the wall! The installation absolutely requires attachment to studs. Aside from grossly insufficient attachment design, the seat looks good and folds nicely.
I installed the seat today and am pleased with the results. It is sturdy, all stainless steel construction, except for the wood slats and the plastic slide. It is an excellent value and I highly recommend it. Compare it to the $200 - 400 seats that contain a plated plastic mount.The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is that the manufacturer should have provided a paper template for drilling all of the holes (10 total).
I researched as much as possible before purchasing this seat. I couldn't be happier! It looks much more expensive than it was and is very sturdy. I especially like the fact that the slats are heavy plastic, not wood, since the maintenance will be so much easier. When not in use, it folds up neatly against the wall. We were having our bath remodeled, so I let the Contractor install. He reinforced behind the new marble in the shower, so the seat is firmly attached.
Works Great! I used it in our recording studio at church (the walkway is very narrow) and it is so handy since it can fold up when we need to pass by.
Was afraid this wouldn't be any good because it was too inexpensive. But I knew right away by the weight of the product that it was high quality. The finish was perfect, it works beautifully.
Answer: Under side of seat when folded up.  We are very happy with addition.  My husband has difficulty standing and this solves his problem