How do you measure up the bathroom for this type of chair? Do I need to measure the width of the bath, what measurements will be needed?
1522483
This chair will fit most tubs. The legs adjust up and down for the height of the side of the tub. We needed it to fit outside the tub and fit inside the flat part of the bottom of the tub. We attached a flex hose shower heat (like in an RV) so that when seated on the chair mom could shower setting down. The swivel chair really makes it nice.
1522484
I think its pretty flexible for all bathrooms. the long bench makes it fit almost any wherethe seat size fits inside a tub . super great shower chair. we haven't falling in bathroom since we got it
1522485
Just make sure you have a standard height tub..... Around 14 inches or so....That's all you need .... Two legs sit inside the tub and two outside... It's a great product...Just remember to lube the rails around every 6 uses or so with WD-40...
1522486
The chair adjusts easily up and down and side to side. Inside the tub the legs will probably be shorter than the outer legs
1522487
The chair is adjustable for the height of the tub side. It is @40" from front to back. You want to make sure that there is room from where the chair sits in the tub to where the shower head is. I installed a hand held shower for convenience. A nice curtain is "On the Right Track" as it is configured for chairs like this although you can buy a cheap curtain and cut it to fit if you want to .
1522488
I didn't measure and now it is sitting in basement unused. e-mail me if you want it at a discounted price. kirbygrace@ymail.com
555762
Just measured my walker. It is 22" in overall width. Normally, most bathroom doors are 30" wide so you should not encounter a problem.
2069843
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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The width between the base of the legs and the width of the seat/seat back are different. It's narrower at the base of the legs. I bought this for my mom, so can't measure it right now, but I can tell you that she has a smaller than average tub (mobile home) and she's a bit wider than normal and it fits both perfectly!
1756275
You should measure the the actual frame of the chair itself. Let us know what that width is. Keep in mind if you are going to install this on a recliner you may have to add our rocker base assemble to all the recliner mech to attach to the swivel ring
790607
This chair is totally adjustable both in height and width...We have a small shower and it fit fine..My hubby is a fairly large man and he did fine with it after hip replacement..
287643
The chair sits on the tub rim securely you adjust the width based on the width of the tub. The only issue I found was the distance between the seat and the side of the tub made it a little difficult to manover my mom, but that was not a big issue.
2011736
Both front and back legs are 18" wide (across) but this is from the middle to middle of the legs, so it may be too wide for your tub. I would estimate an overall width to be closer to 20". The seat itself is 16" across, and inside the arms is 18". I have found this chair to be sturdy and steady.
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I would measure the chair to see that it is the same dimension on the sides as it is on the front or back, meaning it is in fact square and not rectangular. I would then buy the swivel ring size that is just under that dimension. That way, the chair's skirt should hide the ring base. If the chair measures rectangular, I would purchase the ring base that is an inch or so under the shortest dimension.
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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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While I've NOT personally tried, I believe so. It sits (safely) in a 1960s tub, so my belief is that width is similar to the depth of a shower stall (manufactured NOT custom built). Product Dimensions: 18 x 21 x 29.9 inches ; 9 pounds. If don't have instant access to tape measure or ruler/yardstick, WORST case scenario, take 2 regular sheets of paper and place from 1 side to the other. As an amputee, I've used my chair both inside and out of the bathroom.
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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.
2057321
Yes, I actually took out my tape measure for you. It is a wonderful piece of furniture - mine still hasn't made it to the shower, it's so lovely I've put it in front of the rocker in front of the fireplace!
1369078
The seat is 17 inches across, and the width of the legs at their widest point is about 15 inches. It fits very nicely into our average-size bathtub. I bought it because the Medicare-issue bench I had extends over the side of the tub and into the floor and blocks access to the commode. This is just perfect. Hope this helps.
681794
The chair can go back to where the tub curves up. The room from the up curve forward is all you will get. I set my chair partially on the up curve. Bathmaster tells you what the max slope to put it on, but it is pretty obvious. Measure the length of the tub in the flat area only and it is less about 3.5 inches. I gain a few inches by pushing into the curve, but my tub is VERY short.
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Hi Susan..the smaller section that sits out side the tub is 10" long. The double section inside the tub plus width of leg support is 20". So, total is 30" including legs. Width of seat is 16 1/2 ". I am a large lady but I am comfortable and feel safe. I sit down on the shorter end, swing my leg into the tub one at a time and scoot on in with the help of the bar on the other end. It is such a luxury to take a shower all on my own now and which I wish I had ordered sooner. Do check with medicare or your insurance and you may be eligible for help in paying. Amazon had the best price anywhere. Hope this helps...JT Hi Susan..the smaller section that sits out side the tub is 10" long. The double section inside the tub plus width of leg support is 20". So, total is 30" including legs. Width of seat is 16 1/2 ". I am a large lady but I am comfortable and feel safe. I sit down on the shorter end, swing my leg into the tub one at a time and scoot on in with the help of the bar on the other end. It is such a luxury to take a shower all on my own now and which I wish I had ordered sooner. Do check with medicare or your insurance and you may be eligible for help in paying. Amazon had the... » Read More Hi Susan..the smaller section that sits out side the tub is 10" long. The double section inside the tub plus width of leg support is 20". So, total is 30" including legs. Width of seat is 16 1/2 ". I am a large lady but I am comfortable and feel safe. I sit down on the shorter end, swing my leg into the tub one at a time and scoot on in with the help of the bar on the other end. It is such a luxury to take a shower all on my own now and which I wish I had ordered sooner. Do check with medicare or your insurance and you may be eligible for help in paying. Amazon had the best price anywhere. Hope this helps...JT « Show Less
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measure the width of your shower where you want to install it. take the bar and your tape measure and put your tape measureon one end of the bar an d put that end on the floor against your foot and bow the bar to get the bow you want then measurefrom the end against your foot and see where the width you have from your shower, meets the bar. cut mine a little longerthe first time, then trimmed it to get the curtain to hang where i wanted it. good luck.