My hot tub has a 1 inch "banister" on the outside about 4 inches down. Can this lift be attached to that?
313899
yes it mounts just below the fiberglass, see if you can download the installation instructions.
313900
Probably not, the mount bracket is a two piece system, first is a angle piece that is multiple holed to mount to the side of the unit ,the second part is a deep channel that olds the cylinder and arm that bolts to the angle to get the out space needed to clear the cover. The mount unit could be mounted above the banister to the side of the unit
313901
The kit contains an "L" iron that lag screws to the side of the hot tub. A channel then bolts to the top of the "L" iron where the lift bar and gas shocks attach. If the banister is beefie enough to take the weight, it would work.
313902
IDK. I would take a pic and send to the company and let them answer for a definite answer before I bought and shipped. It was easy to setup and works really well. My Hot tub looks like one in pic though
313903
I have mind attached to the "Banister" as was my original. I did however add a shim on the side of the hot tub for better support.
584746
the plastic tube that connects is 1/4 inch outside diameter. Hope this helps.
433798
I think it only had about 10' tubing total 1/2" size. Pump would be too weak to lift very high. Vinyl tubing is measured by inside diam. it is 1/2"
673625
Looks like 17-1/2" would work from bottom of tank (stand included) to the top lifted and able to remove. Might get away with 17-1/4" but go with 17-1/2".
104621
From outside leg to outside leg it is 17 1/2 inches. The thing that may be a problem for you are the arms. They are 22 inches wide. If you have a lip on the inside of the tub it may still work. If you have a grab bar you may be able to do away with the inside arm.
4084
It will not fit all the way around, no. If the Bannister is perfectly round shaped you could probably find a way to attach it using Velcro/zip ties/whatever. Then it comes to personal preference and your ability/willingness to diy a product that you paid money for to do a specific job.
2161773
I honestly don't think that would work because the outside edges come down around the top of the pool/hot tub. So two of them would then meet in the middle and the never come down all of the way...if that makes sense? Maybe they make one the size you need? I'd look into that! Hope this helps
960575
There is a raised section under the bottom about 1/4 inch less than wheel height. No advantage to removing wheels.
1033398
Yes, the lift can elevate from 1 inch to at least 9 inches. It is very convenient and adjusts instantly if you need it low or high. I would highly recommend it!
1479915
The mounting flange goes under the edge of the spa (no screws). So as long as you can lift up the spa a couple inches, insert the mounting bracket and then lower the Spa, it should work. Make sure that the Spa Buddy frame does not restrict opening an required acess panel.
845414
Will only work on the side of a tub, not a shower stall. The handle extends upward 18 inches.
1396792
Not quite 1 1/4". It fits perfectly over the hose end, which has an exterior diameter of just over 1 1/8".
1652976
I actually think it will. Our tub is shorter than that, but we did not have it fully extended when we used it. We loved the product, as did our OT and PT. Good luck.
674935
i would say your best bet is to contact the manufacturer and see if they could withstand the weight..i don't think the claw tub will fit in the allotted space of the individual raise its.
515391
Personally I don't think it would if you are referring to the old claw foot tubs. The curvature of the side would probably cause it to kick out toward the outside & not be stable. It is a wonderful grab bar. You could always try it & if it didn't work send it back.
2220379
I did not attach mine, I put it right on the floor. If attached it will raise it 4 3/4 inches
318605
The small support prongs are approximately 1/4" - The total "lift" in height is less than 1/2." I hope this helped.