My tub is 12 inches deep inside; 17 inches from floor to top of tub. Small bathroom. Will this bench work for me?
211015
You should look for a smaller version. This is a fairly large chair. I have to turn it sideways to store and one side has to stay outside the tub! It is a great chair but large!
211016
Yes, it should work. The only concern you should have is the weight of the user. It says it holds up to 250 lbs. but when my husband sat on it who is 250 lbs, the leg bent.We got a refund from Amazon, so if you have any problems, they are good about taking care of it. Good luck.
211017
Lots of adjustment for the height, it will not take up any floorspace in the bathroom since the legs fit close to the side of the tub. Our tub is approximately the same height and it fits fine and has enough adjustment to make it tall enough for you to easily transfer into the tub. It is solid, comfortable and has been approved by both of my physical and occupational therapists. One added note: this price is about 40% less than any retail stores in my city.
211018
I purchased this for my father, and he has a "garden tub" but I don't know the dimensions. Each leg was ajustable for height however, and I know the inside of the tub was shallower than the height from the floor and it worked fine.
1782374
12" round x 14" + high...adjusts to height you may wish. I set at 14" and fits in rear of tub just fine. Good Luck. I love this stool.
1369173
not much about small standard tub. 15 inches I would say, this stool is great.Mary
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The legs would be too wide for a standard tub. The width of the back legs is just shy of 28 inches and the front legs is 27 inches.
1955191
In our bathroom that would be about one foot, but the tub rim is slightly curved.It's a good strong grip - provided you keep tightening it. It has worked for us, even though my husband at times has to rely on it heavily.
1696208
I just loaned my bench on Dec 31. It fits across the standard bath tub; I agree with previous answer--I would only use it with the hand rail. Two legs go into the tub; two legs stay on the floor just outside the tub. I recall that we elevated one side a small amount to accommodate getting into and out of the tub on the bench.
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Yes, it ought to work just fine. It fastens to the inside wall in two places, and to the ceiling in one place. It should not cause any interference with the wall faucet/shower. I was able to cut it to size (along the straight side) to fit my small clawfoot perfectly. You may have to take some precise measurements and cut it to fit the area of your tub, but it should work just fine.
1926243
The bathtub transfer bench is 20" from the floor to the seat. Hope this helps.
1988619
I am not sure because it would not work in my tub even though the width was within range list in description. Sorry I could not help
1828417
Hi, sorry for the delay in getting back to you. My chair's legs are 15 inches apart so you are fine. I use it in a bathtub and I have no problems. I find the chair study and well made. You have to put it together. My roommate did it for me and he tightened the screws well.
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The bench was at least 40in. long, 18in. wide and the bottom is 16in. high (high over the tub rim) and it was the shortest already (so I was told later). We had to saw off 12in. of the two long pipes and re-drilled the holes for the snap-ins. The legs where standing out into the bathroom over 1 foot and my 92year old mother-in-law was tripping over the legs. The bathroom is very small, like most of the older bathrooms are. If we had known the measurements, we would have not bought this chair. Making the modifications was a real trick and it canceled out the warranty. But now since everything is working well, my mother-in-law is very happy with the bench. The bench was at least 40in. long, 18in. wide and the bottom is 16in. high (high over the tub rim) and it was the shortest already (so I was told later). We had to saw off 12in. of the two long pipes and re-drilled the holes for the snap-ins. The legs where standing out into the bathroom over 1 foot and my 92year old mother-in-law was tripping over the legs. The bathroom is very small, like most of the older bathrooms are. If we had known the measurements, we would have not bought this chair. Making the modifications was a real trick and it canceled out the warranty. But now since... » Read More The bench was at least 40in. long, 18in. wide and the bottom is 16in. high (high over the tub rim) and it was the shortest already (so I was told later). We had to saw off 12in. of the two long pipes and re-drilled the holes for the snap-ins. The legs where standing out into the bathroom over 1 foot and my 92year old mother-in-law was tripping over the legs. The bathroom is very small, like most of the older bathrooms are. If we had known the measurements, we would have not bought this chair. Making the modifications was a real trick and it canceled out the warranty. But now since everything is working well, my mother-in-law is very happy with the bench. « Show Less
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yes to all questions. Make sure you have someone set it up to fit your tub.Have someone that has used one to give you instruction on how to use it safely.you wll love it Norma
210344
I spent many hours trying to find a chair that would fit into a basic 5 ft bath tub. This was the only one I found. The foot print of the chair is 16 1/2 x 16 1/2. the tub bottom is 17 inches. The feet have pliable bottoms, but I don't think that they could be reduced to 14.5 ft. It is a great chair, wish it would work for you.
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Yes, I believe it will fit inside a standard size tub. It is narrower at the base than the top.
778637
Sorry Jenny, don't know it is set up but has not been used yet. My sister in law had someone set it up and they tightened it down too tight so she can't use it. I would think probably not don't know if you can get it that close to a standard tub and it would depend on how big your bathroom is.
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My kitchen cabinet is 12" deep but the space between the "bars" that slip over the bottom "floor" of the cabinet won't fit as they are too small(kinda hard to put into words but space between the upper and lower "bat is not big enough to fit over the "floor" of my cabinet....so am using it in bathroom even though I don't need dit in bathroom,,,hope this helps
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The unit is 16 inch. wide and it lowers to about two inch. that means you would be setting in 10" of water. the back lays back when the seat is in the lowered position. It may be cramped but it looks like it will work. my tub out side dimensions are 60"L x30"W x17"wide And it works fine. One thing is it is secured with suction cups to the tub so the tub bottom must be smooth to hold. The power unit unplugs from the chair to be recharged. I believe it to be the safest way to take a bath.