Work in Oval tub? Length 48". oval narrows to 19 "at end but widens quickly to 24"--depth 17"
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It will fit within the measurements given, but may be snug for comfortable use; not much leg room, especially if the user has long legs.Mine is used in a standard 5' tub.
2121863
Yes, it will fit in a 46" opening. It will go as short as 34", although the benefit of the curve will be reduced.
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.
210344
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.
305775
30 inches by about 15 inces. I had someone install it for me, but he did a depth of about 30 inches by about 15 inces in an oval.
1978249
These pots/tubs are wide, but not as deep as you might need for it not to show over the top.
947101
I don't know the exact dimension, but the guy I had redoing our bath had to drill a larger hole on our existing tub for it to fit, which was evidently a major pain. Also, because of the supports are on the underside of our tub, the trim ended up a bit wonky in the end. Good luck with your project!
210347
I measured the legs from left to right and front to back and they are about 17-1/2 inches apart in the front and on the side. Are you measuring your tub right? It sounds very narrow.
1584575
The opening is (approximately)18"X16" depth 22". From Floor to top of tub is 26" and from floor to handles is 36". Hope this helps ;-) Nice cart by the way.
617302
Rough guess is about close to 2 feet wide, possibly slightly more, since the bottom of the legs flare out to support the weight of the tub better. Unless you have an extremely large tub, I highly doubt it would fit, since tubs have that curve between floor and sides. If you had a walk-in shower, that would be best. Otherwise, you'll have to use the tub outside or in the garage.
349344
As you can see the legs slant outwards at the bottom and would need at least 16 1/2 inches to fit in your tub. I use mine in a large shower which has plenty of room to move around.
713678
http://www.mustee.com/product-lines/laundry-utility-tubs/19F-19W.htmlSee dimensions on this page
804783
With the coiled part of the cord not stretched out it is 24 in. It stretches out to over 48 in. Not a guess, I got a ruler out to check.
378647
It didn't fit my mother's tub so I had to return it. Sorry, but did not take measurements. It was also a hassle to return item because I had thrown out the box it came in and the extra postage it costed. Amazon only reimbursed partial postage which was half the cost.
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You'd have to have a wide tub, I don't believe it would fit in a standard size tub.
211018
I purchased this for my father, and he has a "garden tub" but I don't know the dimensions. Each leg was ajustable for height however, and I know the inside of the tub was shallower than the height from the floor and it worked fine.
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Manufacturer states Product Description is 1-piece thermoplastic leak-proof tub. 19-gallon capacity. Tub is 20" wide, 24" front to back, and 14-3/8" deep. 1-1/2" drain molded into bottom of tray. 4" centers. Steel legs, approximately 34" from top of tub to floor.