what are the seat dimensions? How much weight will it hold? Normal shower walls are wooden studs with sheet rock and tile. Why do you need a concrete
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I'm 185 miles from it currently so I cant measure it. People up to 250lbs have used mine. It works fine without concrete as long as the wall is blocked properly to support it
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Seat is 15"x12"; specs say weight limit is 250 lbs and I tell everyone to sit down gently. You'll need more than just 2x4 studs to secure it. They call for 2 2"x8" supports beneath the tile and wallboard. I don't believe you should attempt to install this seat as a retrofit - has to be part of a remodel where you're down to studs so you can add the required additional supports.
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This seat is 15" wide & 12" deep. It should hold 250 lbs. My husband used 2x6 wood blocking prior to tiling the shower wall.
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We put our grips onto a fiberglass shower enclosure, but I think 4" tiles would be the smallest that would work. I have to warn you that my husband did manage to pull it off when he put too much weight on it. I think it should only be used to balance one's self when getting into or standing in the shower. Not meant for full weight.
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I do not remember seeing anything on the package or in the specifications. My father has one in the shower and it has held 250 pounds easily.
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A regular size shower curtain will work just fine. You may want to measure it before you hang the rod. I didn't get mine high enough at first and had to put it up higher. So I have more holes in the wall than I wanted. I hope this helps
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Installation requirements are the same regardless of shower wall composition. The items must be fastened to 2x4 framing members within the wall with heavy screws. Unless you are exceedingly lucky with placement of wall framing members in existing area, you will need to open the wall & add additional framing members. The same is true for grab bars.
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I have not installed mine yet, but we are retiling our shower and I told my husband to put it in place of a tile. You might find some tile to plastic adhesive at Lowe's. Or, bondo that they use on car parts. Any two part adhesive would probably hold it. Hope this helps!
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When these seats are mounted on a tile wall, it is not the tile that supports the seat but rather the way the seat is anchored into the stud wall. So as long as the seat is anchored properly it can be mounted on a standard wall. The manufacturers package instructions for mounting along with long mounting screws and indicate that no additional backing or bracing is required.
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I don't have my mounted in the shower. Mine are in my business restrooms near the sink. BUT, the wall is completely tiled and the thing doesn't budge. It comes with the whole back side covered in double sided tape. Super industrial. There are, however, mounting holes if you choose to go that way but it doesn't come with hardware. I'm curious if it would hold up in a shower with moisture, etc. I would recommend letting it sit mounted without any soap in it and stay dry for at least 1 full day. Good luck.
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Looks to be 17" +/-. Keep in mind the rubber feet are rather large, with a flat bottom, and will conform to the curve of the tub. Mine sat on the curved edge of the tub, but never scratched anything. You will extend the feet outside longer, because the floor is lower than the tub bottom. Very, very sturdy. It takes up a lot of room in the tub. You can't stand behind it and shower, well, maybe, but it's so awkward you won't. But for someone who's between a walker and getting in unassisted, it's perfect. I'm 6'1 and 300# and I never felt like it was wobbly. It takes a little practice, you sit down outside, swing you legs in and then scoot over to inside. The shower curtain sits in the space between the outside and inside seats, works okay, no water flying. I used it every day until I was strong enough to get in for a shower standing (after knee replacement.)
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This is currently in the outdoor shower of our shore house; so I can't give you the measurements. But I CAN tell you that it's a very nice size & is very sturdy. I sit on it to shave my legs, and I am of average weight - but I have no doubt it would hold someone much heavier too. I am very, very happy with this purchase!
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According to the specifications given for this shower bench on the Drive Medical website, it should hold up to 400 pounds.
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Our tub was very similar. I went to a local hardware store to get a metal pipe that would fit into the shower rod at each end, connecting to the wall. This extended the length of the shower rod out to meet the width of the tub. I did later order extra ceiling supports for stability since it only came with one.
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The rubber coverings on the feet and top are quite non slip. A very sturdy step stool. I wish it was a bit wider though. Also, it's pretty low to the ground. I guess i don't know if it's what you would want for shower use, but I think it's safe and will last a long time.
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Ours was up for almost 2 years before falling. We had it heavily loaded for most of that time, too. We have cultured marble walls in the shower.
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It didn't stay stuck to the surfaces we tried ( shower and tiled wall). Both surfaces were clean and dry and smooth and still it popped offon it's own. Therefore, there was no weight put on it, so I don't know if there is a weight limit.
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Hi Terri..... I installed this chair for my mom following her hip surgery, and she LOVES it still! Very solid and safe. I do NOT know the dimensions of her tub, (she is out of town), but it was a standard tub and it fir fine, but it has to stay about 6" from the back of the tub because of the curve of the tub. the back legs need the full width of the tub. I have showered there myself WITH the chair in and theres still plenty of room. I hope this helps! I do highly recommend this chair.
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Installed on the shower wall there is 2 1/4 inches. Even a large handed person will have room to grab hold.