A rotating bath chair

Abstract

The utility model discloses a kind of rotary bath chairs, including seat plate assembly, backrest assembly, armrest assembly, rotary positioning structure and chair leg assembly, the armrest assembly detachably installed in the seat plate assembly both sides, the backrest assembly detachably installed in the seat plate assembly rear side, the rotary positioning structure is set in the seat plate assembly bottom, the chair leg assembly is fixedly arranged in the rotary positioning structure bottom;The rotary positioning structure at least includes operating assembly, by the operating assembly makes the seat plate assembly relative to the chair leg assembly fixed or rotates, and by the rotary positioning structure control the rotation angle of the seat plate assembly.The rotary bath chair proposed in the utility model can be disassembled and installed, which is beneficial for logistics transportation and user self-installation.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of shower chair technology, and in particular to a rotating shower chair. Background Technology

[0002] As living standards continue to improve, people are demanding higher quality and functionality from everyday products, especially in the care of special groups.

[0003] With the increasing aging of the population, the elderly experience a decline in physical function and mobility as they age, making it difficult for them to bathe independently. At the same time, people with disabilities and illnesses who have difficulty moving around also need to rely on others to bathe while sitting.

[0004] To address the bathing difficulties faced by this group, assistive medical devices such as shower chairs have emerged on the market. However, existing shower chairs have significant shortcomings: firstly, their one-piece structure and large size make them inconvenient to use; secondly, the seat cannot rotate. This creates numerous inconveniences for caregivers. Specifically, when assisting a user, caregivers must constantly circle around the user, easily getting wet and increasing their workload. Furthermore, in homes with limited bathroom space, the restricted movement further restricts the caregiver's actions, reducing bathing efficiency and potentially creating safety hazards due to the cramped space, failing to meet the needs of this special group for convenient and safe bathing. Additionally, the large size and one-piece design of shower chairs hinder logistics and transportation, increasing production costs for manufacturers; they also take up space, making them difficult for users to store.

[0005] Therefore, it is necessary to improve existing technologies. Utility Model Content

[0006] The present invention aims to at least partially solve one of the problems existing in the prior art. To this end, one objective of the present invention is to provide a rotating shower chair that is detachable and allows users to control the rotation angle and locking of the seat assembly as needed.

[0007] The above objective is achieved through the following technical solution:

[0008] A rotating shower chair includes a seat assembly, a backrest assembly, an armrest assembly, a rotation positioning structure, and a leg assembly. The armrest assembly is detachably mounted on both sides of the seat assembly, the backrest assembly is detachably mounted on the rear side of the seat assembly, the rotation positioning structure is disposed at the bottom of the seat assembly, and the leg assembly is fixedly disposed at the bottom of the rotation positioning structure.

[0009] The rotation positioning structure includes at least an operating component, which fixes or rotates the seat assembly relative to the chair leg assembly, and controls the rotation angle of the seat assembly.

[0010] In some embodiments, the rotary positioning structure includes a base, a sliding assembly, and a rotating component. The base is circular, with a circular groove and a convex ring on its top. The groove is located near the outer circumference of the base, and the convex ring is located on the side of the groove facing the axis of the base. The groove, the convex ring, and the base are concentric. A mounting portion lower than the horizontal plane is formed between the groove and the convex ring. The sliding assembly is disposed on the mounting portion. A circular convex ring is provided on the lower side of the rotating component, and the convex ring is concentric with the rotating component. The convex ring is embedded in the groove. The centers of the base and the rotating component are connected by a pivot, and the rotating component can rotate relative to the base under the action of the operating assembly.

[0011] In some embodiments, the groove includes a first sidewall and a second sidewall. An operation connection portion is provided on the side of the base, and a first connection hole is provided on the operation connection portion. The first connection hole radially penetrates the side of the base to the first sidewall. A slot is provided on the convex ring, and a plurality of slots are evenly distributed along the circumference of the convex ring. The operation component passes through the first connection hole, and the end of the operation component can abut against the convex ring, or pass through the slot and abut against the second sidewall.

[0012] The sliding assembly includes a turntable and rollers, the turntable is provided with roller grooves, and a plurality of rollers are installed on the roller grooves.

[0013] In some embodiments, the operating component includes a card holder, a connecting post, a locking post, a first spring, and a handle. One side of the card holder is connected to the operating connection part, and the other side is provided with a step. A locking interface is recessed in the middle of the step. A second connecting hole is provided in the middle of the step and is connected to the first connecting hole. The connecting post passes through the first connecting hole and the second connecting hole. The locking post is located in the middle of the connecting post and outside the second connecting hole. The handle is provided at the end of the connecting post away from the card holder. The other end of the connecting post is fitted with the first spring and then a connecting sleeve is installed.

[0014] In some embodiments, the length of the locking pin is greater than the width of the card interface, so that the locking pin can be engaged within the card interface or placed outside the step.

[0015] In some embodiments, the rotary positioning structure further includes a limiting structure. The limiting structure is provided at the end of the base away from the operating connection part. The limiting structure includes a second spring, a ball, and a limiting pad. A spring hole is provided on the base, which penetrates the base vertically. The ball is engaged on the upper side of the spring hole. The second spring is disposed in the spring hole. The limiting pad is engaged on the lower side of the spring hole. Four ball grooves are evenly distributed at corresponding positions on the bottom of the rotating component for connecting with the ball. When the ball groove rotates to above the ball, the rotating component stops moving under the action of the ball.

[0016] In some embodiments, the seat plate assembly includes a seat plate, a front horizontal tube and a rear horizontal tube are provided at the bottom of the seat plate, and recessed horizontal tube connecting portions are provided on the front and rear sides of the upper end of the rotating component, with the front horizontal tube and the rear horizontal tube respectively mounted on the horizontal tube connecting portions.

[0017] In some embodiments, the handrail assembly includes handrail tubes and handrail anti-slip sleeves, with the handrail tubes on both sides being detachably connected to the front horizontal tube and the rear horizontal tube, respectively, and the handrail anti-slip sleeves being fitted onto the front horizontal tube and the rear horizontal tube.

[0018] In some embodiments, the backrest assembly includes a backrest pad, a first backrest connecting tube assembly, a second backrest connecting tube assembly, and a third backrest connecting tube assembly. The third backrest connecting tube assembly is disposed on both sides of the rotating component and is detachably connected to the front cross tube and the rear cross tube. The backrest pad is disposed on the rear side of the seat plate and is connected to the first backrest connecting tube assembly. The first backrest connecting tube assembly and the third backrest connecting tube assembly are connected through the second backrest connecting tube assembly.

[0019] In some embodiments, the chair leg assembly includes a first chair leg connecting tube group, a second chair leg connecting tube group, and a third chair leg connecting tube group. The bottom end of the base is provided with a chair leg connecting part. The first chair leg connecting tube group is cross-mounted on the chair leg connecting part. The upper end of the second chair leg connecting tube group is inserted into the first chair leg connecting tube group, and the lower end is inserted into the third chair leg connecting tube group. The third chair leg connecting tube group is provided with a plurality of locking holes. The second chair leg connecting tube group can be connected to locking holes of different heights by buckles to adjust the height of the chair leg assembly.

[0020] The lower end of the chair leg assembly is equipped with a foot pad for anti-slip purposes.

[0021] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has at least the following beneficial effects:

[0022] The rotating shower chair proposed in this utility model is not only detachable and installable, which is beneficial for logistics and transportation and user self-installation; it also allows users to control the rotation angle and locking of the seat assembly as needed, thus making it convenient for users to take a shower. Attached Figure Description

[0023] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the rotating shower chair in the embodiment. Figure 1 (front);

[0024] Figure 2 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the rotating shower chair in the embodiment. Figure 2 (side);

[0025] Figure 3 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the rotating shower chair in the embodiment. Figure 3 (bottom);

[0026] Figure 4 This is an exploded view of the rotating shower chair in the embodiment;

[0027] Figure 5 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram (front view) of the base in the embodiment;

[0028] Figure 6 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram (bottom surface) of the base in the embodiment;

[0029] Figure 7 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram (front view) of the rotating component in the embodiment;

[0030] Figure 8 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram (bottom surface) of the rotating component in the embodiment;

[0031] Figure 9 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the operating components in the embodiment;

[0032] Figure 10 This is an exploded view of the sliding component in the embodiment;

[0033] Figure 11 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the limiting structure in the embodiment;

[0034] Figure 12 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the card holder in the embodiment.

[0035] In the diagram: 1. Seat assembly; 11. Seat plate; 111. Front cross tube; 112. Rear cross tube; 2. Backrest assembly; 21. Backrest pad; 22. First backrest connecting tube assembly; 23. Second backrest connecting tube assembly; 24. Third backrest connecting tube assembly; 3. Armrest assembly; 31. Armrest tube; 32. Armrest anti-slip sleeve; 4. Rotary positioning structure; 41. Base; 411. Groove; 4111. First side wall; 4112. Second side wall; 412. Protruding ring; 413. Mounting part; 414. Operating connection part; 4141. First connecting hole; 415. Limiting structure; 4151. Second spring; 4152. Ball bearing; 4153. Limiting pad; 416. Spring hole; 417. Chair leg connecting part; 42. Sliding assembly; 421. Turntable; 4211. Roller groove; 422. Roller; 43. Rotating part; 431. Convex ring; 4311. Slot; 432. Ball groove; 433. Horizontal tube connecting part; 5. Chair leg assembly; 51. First connecting tube assembly of chair leg; 52. Second connecting tube assembly of chair leg; 53. Third connecting tube assembly of chair leg; 531. Slot hole; 54. Foot pad; 6. Operating assembly; 61. Slot seat; 611. Step; 6111. Second connecting hole; 6112. Slot interface; 62. Connecting post; 63. Slot post; 64. First spring; 65. Handle; 66. Connecting sleeve. Detailed Implementation

[0036] The following embodiments illustrate the present invention, but the present invention is not limited to these embodiments. Modifications to the specific implementation of the present invention or equivalent substitutions for some technical features, without departing from the spirit of the present invention, should all be covered within the scope of the technical solution claimed by the present invention.

[0037] like Figure 1-12 As shown, this embodiment provides a rotating shower chair, including a seat assembly 1, a backrest assembly 2, an armrest assembly 3, a rotation positioning structure 4, and a leg assembly 5. The armrest assembly 3 is detachably installed on both sides of the seat assembly 1, the backrest assembly 2 is detachably installed on the rear side of the seat assembly 1, the rotation positioning structure 4 is disposed at the bottom of the seat assembly 1, and the leg assembly 5 is fixedly disposed at the bottom of the rotation positioning structure 4.

[0038] The rotation positioning structure 4 includes at least an operating component 6, which fixes or rotates the seat assembly 1 relative to the chair leg assembly 5, and controls the rotation angle of the seat assembly 1.

[0039] The rotating shower chair proposed in this utility model is not only detachable and installable, which is beneficial for logistics and transportation and user self-installation; it also allows users to control the rotation angle and locking of the seat assembly as needed, thus making it convenient for users to take a shower.

[0040] Specifically, the rotary positioning structure 4 includes a base 41, a sliding assembly 42, and a rotating component 43. The base 41 is circular, and a circular groove 411 and a convex ring 412 are provided on the top of the base 41. The groove 411 is located near the outer circumference of the base 41, and the convex ring 412 is located on the side of the groove 411 facing the axis of the base 41. The groove 411, the convex ring 412, and the base 41 are concentric. A mounting portion 413 lower than the horizontal plane is formed between the groove 411 and the convex ring 412. The sliding assembly 42 is disposed on the mounting portion 413. A circular convex ring 431 is provided on the lower side of the rotating component 43. The convex ring 431 is concentric with the rotating component 43 and is embedded in the groove 411. The center of the base 41 and the rotating component 43 are connected by a pivot, and the rotating component 43 can be rotated relative to the base 41 under the action of the operating assembly 6.

[0041] The base 41 and rotating component 43 are designed for simplicity and ease of installation. Furthermore, a sliding component 42 is provided between the base 41 and the rotating component 43, which significantly reduces friction between their contact surfaces. This allows the rotating component 43 to rotate more smoothly and effortlessly relative to the base 41, resulting in a better user experience.

[0042] Furthermore, the groove 411 includes a first sidewall 4111 and a second sidewall 4112. An operation connection portion 414 is provided on the side of the base 41, and a first connection hole 4141 is provided on the operation connection portion 414. The first connection hole 4141 radially penetrates the side of the base 41 to the first sidewall 4111. A slot 4311 is provided on the convex ring 431, and a plurality of slots 4311 are evenly distributed along the circumference of the convex ring 431. The operation component 6 passes through the first connection hole 4141, and the end of the operation component 6 can abut against the convex ring 431, or pass through the slot 4311 and abut against the second sidewall 4112. The provision of the operation connection portion 414 makes the connection between the base 41 and the operation component 6 simple yet stable.

[0043] The sliding assembly 42 includes a turntable 421 and rollers 422. The turntable 421 is provided with roller grooves 4211, and a plurality of rollers 422 are installed in the roller grooves 4211. The sliding assembly 42 is specifically composed of the turntable 421 and the rollers 422. The rollers 422 can greatly reduce the friction between the contact surfaces of the base 41 and the rotating component 43, so as to achieve smooth rotation of the rotating component 43 relative to the base 41. Moreover, the structure is simple and can be installed by the user.

[0044] Preferably, the operating component 6 includes a card holder 61, a connecting post 62, a locking post 63, a first spring 64, and a handle 65. One side of the card holder 61 is connected to the operating connection part 414, and the other side is provided with a step 611. The step 611 has a recessed card interface 6112 in the middle. A second connecting hole 6111 is provided in the middle of the step 611 and connects to the first connecting hole 4141. The connecting post 62 passes through the first connecting hole 4141 and the second connecting hole 6111. The locking post 63 is located in the middle of the connecting post 62 and outside the second connecting hole 6111. The handle 65 is provided at the end of the connecting post 62 away from the card holder 61. The first spring 64 is sleeved on the other end of the connecting post 62, and a connecting sleeve 66 is installed thereon. The operating component 6 is located on the side of the base 41, which assists the operator in operating without blindly searching for the location of the operating component 6; the user can also easily see and operate it.

[0045] Specifically, the length of the locking post 63 is greater than the width of the card interface 6112, so that the locking post 63 can be engaged within the card interface 6112 or placed on the outside of the step 611. The user can rotate the seat assembly 1 by engaging the locking post 63 on the outside of the step 611; when the locking post 63 is engaged within the card interface 6112, the seat assembly 1 can be locked.

[0046] Furthermore, the rotary positioning structure 4 also includes a limiting structure 415. The limiting structure 415 is located at the end of the base 41 away from the operating connection part 414. The limiting structure 415 includes a second spring 4151, a ball bearing 4152, and a limiting pad 4153. A spring hole 416 is provided on the base 41, penetrating vertically through the base 41. The ball bearing 4152 is engaged on the upper side of the spring hole 416. The second spring 4151 is disposed within the spring hole 416. The limiting pad 4153 is engaged on the lower side of the spring hole 416. Four ball bearing grooves 432 are evenly distributed at corresponding positions on the bottom of the rotating component 43 for connecting with the ball bearing 4152. When the ball bearing groove 432 rotates above the ball bearing 4152, the rotating component 43 stops moving under the action of the ball bearing 4152. The limiting structure 415 is designed to work in conjunction with the ball bearing grooves 432. The four evenly distributed ball slots 432 allow the user to pull the handle 65 outward and rotate it 90 degrees so that the locking post 63 is placed horizontally on the outside of the step 611. At this time, the rotating component 43 rotates, and every time it rotates 90 degrees, the ball slot 432 will lock the ball 4152. The user can feel that the rotating component 43 is stuck and needs to apply a little force to continue rotating the seat plate assembly 1.

[0047] Furthermore, the seat assembly 1 includes a seat plate 11, with a front horizontal tube 111 and a rear horizontal tube 112 disposed at the bottom of the seat plate 11. Recessed horizontal tube connecting portions 433 are disposed on the front and rear sides of the upper end of the rotating component 43. The front horizontal tube 111 and the rear horizontal tube 112 are respectively mounted on the horizontal tube connecting portions 433. The recessed horizontal tube connecting portions 433 increase the contact surface between the front horizontal tube 111, the rear horizontal tube 112, and the rotating component 43, making the connection between the seat assembly 1 and the rotating component 43 more stable.

[0048] Furthermore, the armrest assembly 3 includes armrest tubes 31 and armrest anti-slip sleeves 32. The armrest tubes 31 on both sides are detachably connected to the front horizontal tube 111 and the rear horizontal tube 112, respectively, and the armrest anti-slip sleeves 32 are fitted onto the front horizontal tube 111 and the rear horizontal tube 112. The armrest assembly 3 is designed to provide convenient support for users while showering, preventing them from falling off the shower chair.

[0049] Furthermore, the backrest assembly 2 includes a backrest cushion 21, a first backrest connecting tube assembly 22, a second backrest connecting tube assembly 23, and a third backrest connecting tube assembly 24. The third backrest connecting tube assembly 24 is disposed on both sides of the rotating component 43 and is detachably connected to the front horizontal tube 111 and the rear horizontal tube 112. The backrest cushion 21 is disposed on the rear side of the seat plate 11 and connected to the first backrest connecting tube assembly 22. The first backrest connecting tube assembly 22 and the third backrest connecting tube assembly 24 are connected through the second backrest connecting tube assembly 23. The connection between the backrest cushion 21 and the first backrest connecting tube assembly 22 enhances the support of the backrest cushion 21, making it more comfortable and safer for the user to lean against it. The third backrest connecting tube assembly 24 not only does not affect the installation of the operating component 6 or the user's operation of the operating component 6, but also, by connecting to the front horizontal tube 111 and the rear horizontal tube 112, makes the entire shower chair more stable.

[0050] Furthermore, the chair leg assembly 5 includes a first connecting tube group 51, a second connecting tube group 52, and a third connecting tube group 53. The base 41 has a chair leg connecting part 417 at its bottom end. The first connecting tube group 51 is cross-mounted on the chair leg connecting part 417. The upper end of the second connecting tube group 52 is inserted into the first connecting tube group 51, and the lower end is inserted into the third connecting tube group 53. The third connecting tube group 53 has several locking holes 531. The second connecting tube group 52 can be connected to locking holes 531 of different heights via clips to adjust the height of the chair leg assembly 5. The chair leg assembly 5 allows users to adjust the height of the shower chair according to their height, resulting in a better user experience and a wider range of users.

[0051] Preferably, a foot pad 54 is installed at the lower end of the chair leg assembly 5 to prevent slipping. Bathroom environments are relatively slippery, and the foot pad 54 increases the friction between the chair leg assembly 5 and the ground, enhancing the overall safety of the shower chair.

[0052] Working principle: 1. When using the device, the user grasps the handle 65 and pulls it outward. After pulling the handle 65 outward and rotating it 90 degrees, the locking pin 63 is placed horizontally on the outside of the step 611, allowing the seat plate 11 to rotate. At this time, the seat plate 11 can rotate continuously, pausing briefly after reaching 90 degrees. 2. When using the device, the user gently pulls the handle 65 outward and rotates it slightly. While rotating, the user releases the handle 65. When the seat plate 11 rotates to 90 degrees, the rotating component 43 will automatically lock. To rotate the seat plate 11 again, the user must repeat the above actions.

[0053] The above descriptions are merely some embodiments of this utility model. For those skilled in the art, various modifications and improvements can be made without departing from the inventive concept of this utility model, and these all fall within the protection scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. A rotating shower chair, characterized in that: The chair includes a seat assembly (1), a backrest assembly (2), an armrest assembly (3), a rotation positioning structure (4), and a leg assembly (5). The armrest assembly (3) is detachably mounted on both sides of the seat assembly (1), the backrest assembly (2) is detachably mounted on the rear side of the seat assembly (1), the rotation positioning structure (4) is disposed at the bottom of the seat assembly (1), and the leg assembly (5) is fixedly disposed at the bottom of the rotation positioning structure (4). The rotation positioning structure (4) includes at least an operating component (6), through which the seat assembly (1) is fixed or rotated relative to the chair leg assembly (5), and the rotation angle of the seat assembly (1) is controlled by the rotation positioning structure (4).

2. A rotating shower chair according to claim 1, characterized in that: The rotary positioning structure (4) includes a base (41), a sliding component (42), and a rotating component (43). The base (41) is circular, and a circular groove (411) and a convex ring (412) are provided on the top of the base (41). The groove (411) is located close to the outer circumference of the base (41), and the convex ring (412) is located on the side of the groove (411) facing the axis of the base (41). The groove (411), the convex ring (412), and the base (41) are concentric. A mounting portion (413) is formed between (412) and is lower than the horizontal plane. The sliding component (42) is disposed on the mounting portion (413). A circular convex ring (431) is provided on the lower side of the rotating component (43). The convex ring (431) and the rotating component (43) are concentric. The convex ring (431) is embedded in the groove (411). The center of the base (41) and the rotating component (43) are connected by a rotating shaft. Under the action of the operating component (6), the rotating component (43) can rotate relative to the base (41).

3. A rotating shower chair according to claim 2, characterized in that: The groove (411) includes a first sidewall (4111) and a second sidewall (4112). An operation connection part (414) is provided on the side of the base (41). A first connection hole (4141) is provided on the operation connection part (414). The first connection hole (4141) radially penetrates the side of the base (41) to the first sidewall (4111). A slot (431) is provided on the convex ring (431). A plurality of slots (4311) are evenly distributed along the circumference of the convex ring (431). The operation component (6) passes through the first connection hole (4141). The end of the operation component (6) can abut against the convex ring (431) or pass through the slot (4311) and abut against the second sidewall (4112). The sliding assembly (42) includes a turntable (421) and rollers (422). The turntable (421) is provided with a roller groove (4211), and a plurality of rollers (422) are installed on the roller groove (4211).

4. A rotating shower chair according to claim 3, characterized in that: The operating component (6) includes a card holder (61), a connecting post (62), a locking post (63), a first spring (64), and a handle (65). One side of the card holder (61) is connected to the operating connection part (414), and the other side is provided with a step (611). The step (611) has a recessed card interface (6112) in the middle. The step (611) has a second connecting hole (6111) in the middle and is connected to the first connecting hole (4141). The connecting post (62) passes through the first connecting hole (4141) and the second connecting hole (6111). The locking post (63) is located in the middle of the connecting post (62) and outside the second connecting hole (6111). The handle (65) is provided at one end of the connecting post (62) away from the card holder (61). The first spring (64) is sleeved on the other end of the connecting post (62) and a connecting sleeve (66) is installed.

5. A rotating shower chair according to claim 4, characterized in that: The length of the locking post (63) is greater than the width of the card interface (6112) so that the locking post (63) can be locked inside the card interface (6112) or placed outside the step (611).

6. A rotating shower chair according to any one of claims 2-5, characterized in that: The rotary positioning structure (4) further includes a limiting structure (415). The limiting structure (415) is provided at one end of the base (41) away from the operating connection part (414). The limiting structure (415) includes a second spring (4151), a ball (4152), and a limiting pad (4153). A spring hole (416) is provided on the base (41). The spring hole (416) penetrates the base (41) vertically. The ball (4152) is engaged with the spring. On the upper side of the hole (416), the second spring (4151) is disposed in the spring hole (416), and the limiting pad (4153) is engaged on the lower side of the spring hole (416). Four ball grooves (432) are evenly distributed at the corresponding positions on the bottom of the rotating component (43) for connecting with the ball (4152). When the ball groove (432) rotates to the top of the ball (4152), the rotating component (43) stops moving under the action of the ball (4152).

7. A rotating shower chair according to claim 6, characterized in that: The seat plate assembly (1) includes a seat plate (11), a front horizontal tube (111) and a rear horizontal tube (112) are provided at the bottom of the seat plate (11), and recessed horizontal tube connecting parts (433) are provided on the front and rear sides of the upper end of the rotating component (43). The front horizontal tube (111) and the rear horizontal tube (112) are respectively installed on the horizontal tube connecting parts (433).

8. A rotating shower chair according to claim 7, characterized in that: The handrail assembly (3) includes a handrail tube (31) and a handrail anti-slip sleeve (32). The handrail tubes (31) on both sides are detachably connected to the front horizontal tube (111) and the rear horizontal tube (112) respectively. The handrail anti-slip sleeve (32) is sleeved on the front horizontal tube (111) and the rear horizontal tube (112).

9. A rotating shower chair according to claim 8, characterized in that: The backrest assembly (2) includes a backrest pad (21), a first backrest connecting tube assembly (22), a second backrest connecting tube assembly (23), and a third backrest connecting tube assembly (24). The third backrest connecting tube assembly (24) is disposed on both sides of the rotating component (43), and the third backrest connecting tube assembly (24) is detachably connected to the front horizontal tube (111) and the rear horizontal tube (112). The backrest pad (21) is disposed on the rear side of the seat plate (11) and connected to the first backrest connecting tube assembly (22). The first backrest connecting tube assembly (22) and the third backrest connecting tube assembly (24) are connected through the second backrest connecting tube assembly (23).

10. A rotating shower chair according to claim 9, characterized in that: The chair leg assembly (5) includes a first connecting tube group (51), a second connecting tube group (52), and a third connecting tube group (53). The bottom end of the base (41) is provided with a chair leg connecting part (417). The first connecting tube group (51) is cross-mounted on the chair leg connecting part (417). The upper end of the second connecting tube group (52) is inserted into the first connecting tube group (51), and the lower end is inserted into the third connecting tube group (53). The third connecting tube group (53) is provided with several locking holes (531). The second connecting tube group (52) can be connected to locking holes (531) of different heights through buckles to adjust the height of the chair leg assembly (5). The lower end of the chair leg assembly (5) is fitted with a foot pad (54) for anti-slip purposes.

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