Would this work inside a large wheeled garbage can? Not everyone has a bathtub. Thanks!
288971
Hi, i stored water in a large garbage can (galvanized steel). I went to check on it a few months later to find all the water had leaked through the bottom of the metal. I don't know the effect of putting this large 100-lb bladder into a garbage can may have, but you may want to consider that the bladder could be too heavy for the can. 800 lbs in a garbage can seems like a lot, to me.
288972
I dont think so, due to location of the port, but it would probably work in a cooler, or galvanized trough, but in the event of an emergency I am sure one could make anything work. Hope this helps.
1058631
Although I use mine in the shower It also fits fine in my regular bathtub. I do not have to position it sideways even though it is very wide. The chair is extremely well built and sturdy. I would not hesitate to recommend this to anyone, even a large person.
1988619
I am not sure because it would not work in my tub even though the width was within range list in description. Sorry I could not help
680611
Never had to actually use it yet. But because it is flexible plastic I think it would adjust to pretty much any bathtub. Think the only problem there could be if you had a jazzuzi type tub. But in that case fill in the gap with blankets to make it solid and it should be fine.
1224939
I would not recommend it. It is a step, not a seat or chair. You would need to look at chairs made for a bathtub.
17204
Maybe, but it is pretty flat. It works great in a regular angled tub and I prefer it to the blow up kind because it is flat. On the other hand, the top part would potentially sit on the top edge and cushion your head while the bottom part might support your back. It is hard to say without seeing your tub.
1300203
It is really not suitable for a bathtub. While the leg height is adjustable, I don't think it would be practicable in a tub. Maybe if it is a large two person tub it would work but it really is designed for a free standing shower. Hope this helps.
2148180
I just use it in the regular bathtub, so this is just a guess, but I doubt it, as it is slightly wider/longer at the base. I'd stick with the infant support that goes with the stokke if you need one.
798345
I use it in my bathtub but since it comes in different sizes you have to measure the diameter of the drain in the bathtub and/or your sink to determine if it will work for you.
472667
No, this would not work. Go to Lowes, Home Depot or Walmart and purchase plastic tubs.
2034799
I would NOT use this toy in the bathtub, as it is battery operated! The music making part of the toy would most definitely be damaged if it were placed in water!!!
990557
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.
421358
There is a depressed circle that would hold the wheel as long as the wheel would fit inside that area, it should work.
1376245
haven't tried it in a tub. It should work if you're showering in a tub. The rubber around the screen should sit over the hole and not get moved around.
1767784
I think it would fit. I used it in a small conventional tub. I think it may fit better in a footed tub. I found the height a slight issue. It did not adjust down enough for me. I was sitting near the top of the rim of the tub. I do however have a very small bathroom with a correspondingly compact tub. It is very good quality.
38372
This will work only where a flat surface meets a flat surface, like a floor and a wall. It must be flat to be safe. Tubs are usually rounded on the sides and that won't work. I have used it to enter a van and to step onto the deck that has a high step.
1889837
I think it would be too low mounted on the side of the tub. It's meant to be mounted on a smooth wall surrounding the tub.