The choice of whether to use a commode with or without wheels depends on the specific needs and preferences of the user, as well as the environment in which the commode will be used. Here are some considerations to keep in mind when deciding whether to use a commode with wheels or without: 

Commode with wheels: 

• Mobility: Commodes with wheels offer greater mobility and ease of movement, which can be especially helpful for patients who need to move around frequently. 
• Flexibility: The wheels make it easy to move the commode from room to room, which can be useful in a home environment where the patient may need to use the commode in different locations. 

• Maneuverability: Commodes with wheels can be more easily maneuvered in tight spaces, such as small bathrooms. 

Commode without wheels: 

• Stability: Commodes without wheels are generally more stable and less likely to move or tip over. This can be especially important for patients who have limited mobility or balance issues. 
• Safety: Commodes without wheels are less likely to move when the patient is using them, reducing the risk of falls or other accidents. 
• Weight capacity: Commodes without wheels are often designed with a higher weight capacity than those with wheels, making them more suitable for larger patients. 

Ultimately, the choice between a commode with or without wheels will depend on the specific needs and preferences of the user. Patients and their caregivers should consider factors such as mobility, stability, and weight capacity when selecting a commode, and should consult with their healthcare provider or medical equipment supplier to determine the best option for their individual needs.