Can this tub be used without the legs attached?
899123
The legs do not offer great support . I place a stool under the tub which is exactly the correct height which gives the proper support for the legs. I have a 70 pound dog and do not believe they would support the dogs weight without the stool .When booster bath first came out many years ago the tub had all around support you did not have the problem of broken legs but instead of offering a better product they now offer a inferior product from what they started with.
899124
im sure it can be. The idea of the legs is to keep one from having to bend over while washing standiing up.
899125
I have a better idea, you should call us.You can call me on my cell this weekend 818-726-4828 or 800-865-6734 on Monday. I think it would be better to discuss how you are going to use this before you purchase it so there is no misconceptions or assumptions turning into misscorrect answers. Thanks, shari
899126
yes, the legs do not hold together the tub, or seal it. they just serve to elevate it if desired
899127
Why would you? You might as well use your bath tub then. The reason for the height in the tub is so it will not be so back breaking. I guess you could, but their would be a problem you would not able to attach the water drain cord. The water would just drain under the tub. I really like it. It is a lot easier to use than the bath tub where I was always on my knees and did not have that much control of the dog. I have a 90 lbs. golden and she fits wonderful in it and is able to turn around without a problem and it is not back breaking for me when I give her a bath
1585306
Not a chance because the legs are solid wood and leaves no mark in the tub. Great product.
702017
Yes, I built it last year, and just went to take a look at it, the legs are not an integral part of the unit, you should be fine without them.
2032086
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.
1571541
I would say the only way is to have a stand alone frame for it to sit on with legs. It is very heavy when filled with rock drainage and soil . I have both the shorter and the longer one..it does not seem like there is any solid way to attach legs to it, but I am not a carpenter . You would not be moving these around once filled, with any ease that is.
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.
1817930
It just has a flat bottom, so no legs. Not attaching the wheels means you'd have to pick it up for movement which would work, but it's a pretty solid piece to have to constantly move around unless you're leaving it stationary.
1300203
It is really not suitable for a bathtub. While the leg height is adjustable, I don't think it would be practicable in a tub. Maybe if it is a large two person tub it would work but it really is designed for a free standing shower. Hope this helps.
1270716
It stands 18" without the legs. It arrives disassembled, so you certainly have the option to not attach them.
1942207
It is not intended to be used as a tub bench for transferring a person from outside the tub to inside the tub. The person would need to be able to step into the tub or sit and bring legs into the tub for use. I don't think it would be stable for use in the way your are suggesting.
1158142
no. the back support and side rail can come off so that it can be used from a right or left side tub. the legs do come off but still leaving a few inches of tubing on the frame. i would not suggest using anything that folds. i would imagine it would be too wobbly and could collapse very easily. i have been using these benches for over 20 years. the only style i use or recommend.
2029495
I used it with the lid and no legs. The lid protected it from any splashes. Plus its such a low flow that you won't have any splashes anyway.
276686
Secure. without arms. we removed just the outer arm so that we can sit down f rom outside the tub and safely swing in your legs while seated. WORKS GREAT! PS... We just stored the extra arm upside down in the same brackets.
1764042
Hi Jerry, Not sure what you mean by leg extensions. The legs that come with the seat are extendable to adjust the seat to the height of the tub. If you need taller extensions I would try the Manufactures web site.
2029496
I'm using mine with out the legs. Had it set up for more than a year now and it works great. I used a Rio pump though the pump that it comes with is not so good
540030
Yes. You have to attach the legs. It is not difficult at all. This is a gorgeous piece!
981520
i suppose you could leave off the leg extension, but i wouldn't because it also serves as a crossbrace and makes it sturdier. also, the legs are tubular and the open ends could fill with dirt. all metal construction except plastic end caps on metal seat slats and feet of stools and table. my 260 lb husband and i use it with no trouble. love this set!