Does one get wet when sitting in this chair?
186893
Yes. When the chair is not in full-recline mode, your midsection will be under water.
186894
We got it at the end of the swimming season last year and just opened our pool a week ago so we have not used it as of yet. From owning a similar chair, I assume your bottom will get wet. Will let you know for sure in a couple weeks.
186895
Probably just a little. In my experience, there is usually some water in the back of the seat and I can get my feet wet if I try, but I'm a large person. A lighter person my be totally dry. Getting in and out of the chair is when I get wet.
1810018
Yes it is damp rated. I'm not sure about wet-rated, but from the way it was constructed with rubber covers in critical areas, I think it might be. I can't see how water could get to it.
2255961
This seat does require the person to be careful when sitting down. There is two small gripping pads but they do not do a good job. It does sit well and has a great splash guard. Just make sure you sit down straight and not to the side. Use hand rails or counter top to help keep your balance. This work well and did slip 2 times in 3 months of use.
91843
Not at all. I have mine sitting on wood and the 'steam' is ejected upwards and out into the room. Nothing is ever wet.
57553
Sorry about your chair - no no no - so far no water getting to the chair and I use it every day since I got it - believe it has been about 3 months now. The suction cups do not suck (could be the tiles in my shower floor) LOL but it is very stable and it does not move around while you are sitting on it and it was easy to put together (I am 80 yrs female and I did it) - I feel very secure using it. Hope this helps.
689328
Yes chairs are a resin wicker which is water proof but the cushions are "weather resistant". You cant consider them water proof unless they don't retain any water when fully submerged.
1183041
Yes the panel can get wet, but works best in bright sun not clouds. I had to move/tilt panel to keep in direct sun.
2231823
The chair can only withstand around 200 pounds weight from a person sitting on the outside of the material and seams. Therefore, I would not think the seams could also withstand the substantial weight of the water from the inside as well as the weight of a person sitting from the outside aspects. Air is a lot lighter than water and the chair is engineered for air pressure, not water pressure. Just my reasoning that it would not tolerate the weight of water inside it.
1535169
My set is in the sun, near the pool. I do keep an umbrella open all season long, and for that reason I think this helps.I have not had any complaints about the chairs being too hot from family or guests.
1509824
As far as I can tell from looking at the back cover, yes. Im not going to test it, but I would not get it wet anymore...
1325697
I am sorry do not know, I have never had it wet. But I am very happy with it. Sorry couldn't answer your question.
73667
Not with this type of chair. I get into the tub and then unfold the chair and situate it as close to the water as I need it.
1756383
I'm not sure. The reason why I say that is because it depends on how big your shower is. You may have to keep the door open and the water might run out. However, if the water running is just on a trickle or your shower is big enough for the entire chair, you should have no problems.
2051082
Not that I know of. I usually sit cross legged in this chair and it's wonderfully comfortable.
1484999
The bucket is very hard to remove when a person is sitting on it their skin falls in the bucket and you can't slide it out. My suggestion is to spread their legs between their knees with your knee and wipe or clean. I use gloves so I don't worry about drippage. For showering you don't need the bucket on so it is very easy to clean and spray wash that area. Hope this helps. This is a terrific 3 in 1 chair.
2103011
No, Yes you can seat under it with wet hair also it dries in 10 to 15 min with my hair . Hope this helps.
1612054
The cover is poly, so therefore can get wet with no problem. If I were to use this in the bath, I'd use it without the cover so that the pad can be shaken free of collected water, enabling it to dry faster.