does seat slide? I want to slide into shower rather than just putting in my legs.
2065137
The seat doesn't slide, but the small bench sits on the outside of the bath. You sit on that first and then you can slide yourself over to the seat and swing your legs into the bathtub. My 83 year old mother used it, and really loved it because she was sitting right under the shower.
2065138
The seat does not slide (I'm not sure if you mean you want it to, or want to make sure it doesn't). It's designed to fit in a bathtub with a shower, though I'm sure you could also put it in a shower stall. The four legs under the seat go in the tub, and the little side bench fits over the tub side, with the other two legs on the outside of the tub. (You can put the bench on either side of the seat.) The legs are adjustable, so you can make sure all six feet are sitting securely on the floor and the bottom of the tub. To get in the tub/shower, you can sit on the bench part and then slide over onto the seat. My wife used this after she had foot surgery and couldn't get her foot wet; we put a folding chair outside the tub for her to prop her leg on while she took a shower. Hope this helps. We were very happy with it. Let me know if you have any other questions.
714024
yes, the bucket slides in and out with ease. It is a great chair. It was a little big for our small shower but works well.
104619
Cannot answer. My chair is back in the box.did serve its purpose. My shower is 26 in and I had no problem. Did not attach left arm ,made it easier to enter and exit.Did have a grab on the right. Good luck. TJF
1766481
Yes. The door has wheels that sit inside a guide. There is a fixed door and sliding door. The fixed door sits closer to the edge of the outside of the shower pan while the sliding door sits closer to the inside of the shower pan
238178
I am sorry as I am not sure what you mean. I can say that we have this seat in a very small bathroom and it was not difficult to maneuver around. I hope this helps.
1543414
This has been great for us! There are suction cups on the end of two legs and rubber tips on the other two. These legs can be switched to fit whichever direction your bath/shower fixtures are. I purchased this for a family member. It has worked very well! The height of the legs is also adjustable. The seat is wide enough so that a person can sit outside a tub/shower and slide over to sit inside. The only issue we had was we needed to place a small towel on the seat so the person could sit on it to slide over and not stick to the plastic seat.
2181964
It's a sliding bar, does not attach to the wall. I got this for my mother in law and she doesn't use the shower as often as bathing but it's helpful to have the bar for adjusting when she needs it. I do not think the bar not being attached is an issue.
238181
The unit will get closer to the faucet area than you have room for your legs when you sit and swing into the tub. You will want a handheld shower head. Hope this helps
1798404
It moves around but still works... Every time we take a shower, it has to be moved back into place. I would not invest in this one again.
1954827
I would not just due to risk of falling is heigh. Shower is wet and slippery and pole could slide out
1011108
Hmmm, honestly I usually use it to put my foot on to help shave my legs. I don't think it would be easy to slip out of it though because it is concave - so much so that it pools water. We just pour the water off once the shower is done, but it collects quite a bit of water, so it's got quite a dip in it. Sorry I can't say more about this definitively though.
963762
The holder for the shower slide seems to be a generic size . I have a non specific shower head and it slides in and out of the holder with no problem.
2198573
Yes, that is exactly what it is for. The person needs to be able to slide along the seat; there are other seats on "rails" if this isn't possible. Also be sure that there is enough clearance to properly place the legs outside the tub. We couldn't use ours because the tub curved a lot at the bottom sides -- the chair would only sit halfway in the tub, and then there wasn't sufficient clearance between tub and toilet. Now it is a ding table chair! Good luck to you with this.
873453
Yes, this fixture slips over the seat and you adjust it to your seat width with wing nuts that are provided. It comes with 2 hold down pieces that require 2 small screws to secure it to the seat or or will slip off went you lean in any direction. The hold down pieces stay in place when you remove the seat. Don't try to use without installing the hold downs or you could slide off and possibly end up in the water. This fixture is easy to install and works very well. Hope this works for you as well as it does for me.
689963
The reason for this "Shower Bench" is to be able to "slide" into the tub. Why would you even think about cutting up something so expensive. Just find a cheep bench to sit on that fits your tub.
841056
Does your door slide or swing open? if it swings, i think it will be fine. It will probably be a little big...it won't fit tightly to the door, but that probably won't matter since the door isn't within a frame. I use mine over the side of the shower.
1582912
Hi there! I find that if I put a towel down on the seat and then back rest on top of towel, they don't slide around as much