Would this work sitting on the corner of a bathtub? Could I set this on the corner of the tub or would it fall off?
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A lot would depend on the styling of your tub. Older tubs may have a wide enough rim, but newer ones or molded tubs may not. You would need a good 2 inches for the side legs to sit securely, and the normal, wider corner.
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hmmm, it sags to the extent most cloth-type seats do. It will probably depend on your weight and how much movement you do have in your legs. I'm not sure if you mean putting it in the tub, then sitting on it, then swinging your legs in? If that's the case, I would be very careful. It's pretty light, and if you put too much weight or pressure on any part not centered it might tip. However, I just switched bathrooms today so I guess I could try that (never thought of doing it that way!) and let you know if I survive :). Seriously, I'd be very careful if you do. I am severely limited in mobility in my lower extremities but if you aren't as limited (or as heavy) you might be ok. hmmm, it sags to the extent most cloth-type seats do. It will probably depend on your weight and how much movement you do have in your legs. I'm not sure if you mean putting it in the tub, then sitting on it, then swinging your legs in? If that's the case, I would be very careful. It's pretty light, and if you put too much weight or pressure on any part not centered it might tip. However, I just switched bathrooms today so I guess I could try that (never thought of doing it that way!) and let you know if I survive :). Seriously, I'd be very careful if you do. I am severely limited in... » Read More hmmm, it sags to the extent most cloth-type seats do. It will probably depend on your weight and how much movement you do have in your legs. I'm not sure if you mean putting it in the tub, then sitting on it, then swinging your legs in? If that's the case, I would be very careful. It's pretty light, and if you put too much weight or pressure on any part not centered it might tip. However, I just switched bathrooms today so I guess I could try that (never thought of doing it that way!) and let you know if I survive :). Seriously, I'd be very careful if you do. I am severely limited in mobility in my lower extremities but if you aren't as limited (or as heavy) you might be ok. « Show Less
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This piece really needs a flat surface to sit on. In my experience, most tubs are not perfectly flat so I do believe you might have a problem with the piece scratching your tub.
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Bought it for my wife who has yet to use it, but I imagine using it lying down, say in an unfilled bathtub, so it works by gravity, would do the trick.
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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.
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I have an acrylic tub, and it has been up for about a year without falling. I have no idea why it can't be hung on a tile!
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I think it might be too big for your tub. If you don't need a back, try looking at the round seat that rotates. Good luck!
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I'm not sure, but would have to say no, because, if the top of the tub wall isn't flat and flush with the in and outside wall of the tub the clamps won't have anything to clamp onto securely and the bracket won't rest securely on the rounded surface. I hope this makes sense to you.
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I don't have a textured bathtub. But I believe the mat would remain stationary on a textured bathtub surface.
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Good afternoon Herbert, I have one of those in the bathroom. It would be a lot better if you adjust it on the tile as you enter the tub because I have no problem for it to stay on the wall, make sure that the adjustment is tight and you won't have any problem with it.
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I have mine sitting on the right corner of the bathroom sink. It has never fallen over. It holds a blow dryer, 1 flat iron, 1 curling iron, and on the back compartment brushes & combs. I do not have it hanging on anything.
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Just leaning on it (force straight down) would be almost unlimited, just as much as the tub side wall could with stand. Side to side force, in other words, trying to pull its mount off the tub wall is very high as well. I'm 250 and I feel like I could swing on this thing. Really a strong connection to the tub. You won't be dissapointed.
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It doesn't fit down IN the tub but it can stand over the tub. My tub is a standard size. Two legs can sit on the edge next to the wall and the other two legs stand on the opposite edge.
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Sorry to say but as long as we use a very dry, flat surface on our tub, making it stick has not been a problem for us. Good luck!
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do you mean to install it on the bath tub wall because you you have a bathtub/ shower combo? If that is the application then it might work IF you can place the mounting brackets above the tub rim. The clearance would need to be a couple inches at least. Now, that might make it too high for a shorter person to sit on comfortably. if the tub isn't wide enough to accomodate the feet (if mounting the chair at the far end of the tub) you might also have a problem, but mounting it on the long wall, so the user sits 90 degrees to shower control and shower head would be no problem. it might be difficult to use the tub as a tub with the chair installed also, because it does take up about 5 inches of space folded up. Hope this helps.
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If you mean you will be sitting on the floor and you stick this between you and the wall, it would stay in place until you moved, but you can't attach it to the wall in any way. It would just fall over. Not sure I know what you mean.
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As I bought this for a friend's daughter, I don't have a lot of first hand experience. That being said, no, it will not even float. The device sinks. However, it does mount well to the lower part of the tub - even the curved sections. It has great "suction" power and should be fine at lower levels of tile too, according to my friend and his wife.