How far do the foot bars stick out behind the tub when the cover is open? Placing the tub near the edge of a deck and need to plan room.
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The answer is 15 inches. Remember that this includes a couple of inches to close the cover; you may wish to about 3 feet between the cover-open spa and the end of the deck. I find that I usually stand "behind" the spa to completely open the cover. This is, of course, not mandatory - you can open it from the side. It just takes more oomph! Enjoy your spa!!
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The foot bars are about 5 inches but with the cover width it is about 15 inches.
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I am in Philadelphia and the bar is in Florida, where I live....If it's too large to fit on the top of the tub, just put it down on the side as close to the top as possible....The suction is very strong
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Sorry I just saw this. I think the legs would be too far apart to fit in tub. We LOVE this tub and my doggies are a lot cleaner these days b/c easy to use, but I use outdoors
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I put it on a seven foot wide tub but the covermate itself has a lot of adjustment - the pole that goes across the top slides into the end pieces. You put screws in to fix the width. Not sure what the maximum width would be.
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Did you not get my earlier answer? The short answer is the chair will fit almost against the tub.
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Base extends 41/2 " from side of tub. The piece that holds the cover upright extends min of 30" on side of tub before it flips cover off.
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I mounted mine a half inch outside the vertical shower surround. Also be mindful of possible interference with bathroom door. Love the extra space.
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The cover extends about 20 inches above the spa surface. But remember, you need about 48" of clearance above the spa during the opening process, as the cover rotates about the pivot point! - It works slick outdoors for "old folks" like me and is the only way I can uncover the spa on my own
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Requires only 6"-8" clearance behind your Hot Tub (depends on your spa covers center thickness when folded) and about 2 inches on the sides.
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Melissa, sorry it took me longer but wanted to check to respond honestly. We have it next to our new frameless glass shower and when the base is against the tile at the bottom, there is a small amount of room between the bar and the glass...enough to fit a towel on that side. Hope this helps. We LOVE this and not only are the curves gorgeous, but it is extremely well made and gets so many comments about how beautiful it is but also how great it looks in our new master bath. It is a great purchase and since there was very little in the polished brass look, I would have gotten this due to the look and appeal. Melissa, sorry it took me longer but wanted to check to respond honestly. We have it next to our new frameless glass shower and when the base is against the tile at the bottom, there is a small amount of room between the bar and the glass...enough to fit a towel on that side. Hope this helps. We LOVE this and not only are the curves gorgeous, but it is extremely well made and gets so many comments about how beautiful it is but also how great it looks in our new master bath. It is a great purchase and since there was very little in the polished brass look, I would have gotten this due to the... » Read More Melissa, sorry it took me longer but wanted to check to respond honestly. We have it next to our new frameless glass shower and when the base is against the tile at the bottom, there is a small amount of room between the bar and the glass...enough to fit a towel on that side. Hope this helps. We LOVE this and not only are the curves gorgeous, but it is extremely well made and gets so many comments about how beautiful it is but also how great it looks in our new master bath. It is a great purchase and since there was very little in the polished brass look, I would have gotten this due to the look and appeal. « Show Less
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The width of the legs from side to side is 27" so, unless you have a huge bathtub, one side of the Booster Bath will have to remain outside. I would recommend putting the back end in your tub since that's the side with the drain hole.
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That was my answer also. I too have a tub/shower combo so by using the deck of the tub my caddy fit just fine. My best advice is to make sure you measuring the tub deck and if you just have shower my answer is no.
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Around 5 to 6 Inches from the edge of the bathtub inward, it depends what angle you want for the liner to fall into the bathtub itself, I installed the lower screw one inches above the top of the tiles and used a 72x84 liner so it fits perfectly , but my bathroom celling is 9 ft , so you may have to adjust.
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I haven't been able to set mine up properly yet as the feet won't slide under the tub (its on a brick patio) and until we empty it and place the feet under we won't know for sure
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I have the medium. The leg outside spread measures 27 inches. I don't think it would fit in my tub.
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it will not fit without a little work but it should be easy to put a wood block against the tub, measure to be sure, about 3-4 inches would be good. Even paint it if you want it to look better. good luck.
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Wendi, the wood is only 19" long, and the outside of my tub is 25" wide. The wall side only takes up about 2 1/2 inches and the open side will extend to make the total of 25". It would even work if it were about 21" in all - both side extend. Hope this works for you. I enjoy mine. I hesitated spending that much, but my husband thought it was a good idea for me as I love to read in the tub. Let me know how it works. Butterfly lady (Barb)