Would the rubber feet bend to accommodate a curved inner botton edge of tub? It might be a tight fit in my tub.
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I don't know how much they may bend, but my tub has a curved bottom where the sides and back mould in. the rubber feet on my chair conformed beautifully to the contour. My tub is normal size and I need the chair set as far back as I can get it and it worked fine. Hope this helps.
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I doubt it. I had to return one that I bought because the sizes they gave were for the box it came in, not the actual seat. If you don't need the backrest, I'd recommend Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench, which is what I finally purchased and am very satisfied with. The actual width to the outside of the feet is 15-1/2 inches, so I don't have to be concerned about the curvature of the tub. The seat fits well in my tub. Cut and past link below if you're not sure about the exact item. Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench, White I doubt it. I had to return one that I bought because the sizes they gave were for the box it came in, not the actual seat. If you don't need the backrest, I'd recommend Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench, which is what I finally purchased and am very satisfied with. The actual width to the outside of the feet is 15-1/2 inches, so I don't have to be concerned about the curvature of the tub. The seat fits well in my tub. Cut and past link below if you're not sure about the exact item. Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench,... » Read More I doubt it. I had to return one that I bought because the sizes they gave were for the box it came in, not the actual seat. If you don't need the backrest, I'd recommend Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench, which is what I finally purchased and am very satisfied with. The actual width to the outside of the feet is 15-1/2 inches, so I don't have to be concerned about the curvature of the tub. The seat fits well in my tub. Cut and past link below if you're not sure about the exact item. Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench, White « Show Less
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The "rubber" feet are the protective covering for the legs which are made of the steel and do not bend.
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The diameter of the bar that rests on the tub edges is 1 3/8 inches. The width of the flat inner edge of my tub is 1.5 inches. So if your tub edge is 1.5 inches or more, it should work fine. If less than 1 inch, it may not rest securely, especially if it moves a bit when person is getting in or out of chair.
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Yes, provided that it will fit properly across the edge of your tub (be sure to measure!) and that you have correctly tightened it down. My wife always "tests" her tightening job, before depending upon it - because we don't leave the handle attached to the tub all the time - just when she needs to bathe. This handle is quite sturdy and dependable, when properly tightened down.
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In our bathroom that would be about one foot, but the tub rim is slightly curved.It's a good strong grip - provided you keep tightening it. It has worked for us, even though my husband at times has to rely on it heavily.
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I have the old metal tub covered in porcelain and the clamp is very tight. I would not recommend tightening it on a fiberglass tub tight enough to be a good support. So, my answer is "no". The manufacturer might have another type of clamp that could be tightened.
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Yes, the material is flexible to conform to a curved bathtub bottom to the extent that it could curve up the sides. However you would need to cut it some if you are talking about a curved corner.
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yes to all questions. Make sure you have someone set it up to fit your tub.Have someone that has used one to give you instruction on how to use it safely.you wll love it Norma
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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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My tub measures 4.75 and it seems like there's quite a bit of extra room. I'm not positive because it's screwed into place and I can't undo it but I'm almost positive it will fit.
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Our tub also had a narrow inner edge. The four legs that came with the swivel seat did not work with our tub configuration. I made an easy inexpensive modification. I put an inexpensive plastic crate under the swivel chair. The crate sat on the floor of the tub and the bars under the swivel seat gently rested on the top of the crate. The "wings" of the swivel seat rested on both the narrow and wide edges of the tub. It worked. The swivel did not move at all when in use.
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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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It will fit either. I had to remove rubber seal on the inside for it to adapt to my sink (female). They don't explain that part so I panicked at first. Went to hardware store to find an adapter. By accident, employee pulled out the rubber piece and figured it out. It screws on easily, 3 part adapter. I have a small dog and no longer have to break my back bending over the tub. I love it.
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Yes it will or should, it's tne width of your tub that may or may not be a issue. Check the range (width range) vs the width of your tubs sidewalls. It's a great product!
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On one side of my tub, I only have about 1 3/4 to 2 inches. As long as you have aprox. 2 inches or a little more, it will work fine.
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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.
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You know I'm not sure. I would think you could bend it slightly if it didn't fit perfectly. It seemed a pretty square fit. It just lays over the surface and held with there with gravity.
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It's a "possibility", in that there is a decent, adjustable span, to fit more than one tub edge. You may get a more positive answer if you contacted the manufacturer. Good luck!