What is the width at the bottom from left legs to right legs including leg widths? I only have 27.5 inches width at the bottom between basin and tubs.
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At the bottom at the floor, the width including the legs is less than 26 inches. At the top where the trim sticks out it is 27.25 inches.
885074
The wooden bamboo part is 18.5 inches and with the metal included in the width it is a total of 27 inches so I would say it would fit and just have a little of the wire hanging off the side (which is usually how I used mine anyway, despite having a larger tub).
1064175
Yes, the legs are 18 inches from side to side. It fits very well in our shower/tub bath.
2045581
Hi Eileen, This bath chair has a overall length of 22.2", a width of 22.75", and a height of 17.9". The width from outside of one leg to the other is 17" and the depth from the outside of one leg to the other is 15.5". I would use these measurements to check your tub again and see although I do not believe that it will fit.
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yes...27.5 inches is the width of the rear support...AND the outer most width of the TOP workout handles (when aligned).
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The width of the seat is 26 1/2 ", the with of the seat and support bars holding the seat is 30". The depth of the seat is 16 1/4 ". The depth of the legs including the rubber bottoms is 24". Remember that this bench is designed to have 1 set of legs inside the tub and 1 set of legs outside the tub. My husband is an amputee so it makes it extremely easy for him to sit outside the tub and then just slide over to the section in the tub to shower. When he is finished he just slides over to the outer bench to towel off. I have purchased this seat for my nephew who is also an amputee and he also loves it.
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Sorry this took me so long - been behind in email. Here's the dimensions as shown on box: weight capacity = 75lb. Tub itself is 33"long, 16.75"wide, 10"deep: when set up on legs, tub is 23" off floor, 25" to the 'U' entrance to tub, and 32" from floor to rim of tub; the label says it's footprint is 27" wide and 41" long, with the overall height after assembly 32" from floor. Ours is still in box so I can't answer about it fitting in a tub, although my tub which is small, it wouldn't fit into I'm sure. :)
450773
The decorative lip is 1 3/8inches but the rest of the leg is 3/4 in. one thing to check is that your toilet tanks width is 20 in or less otherwise the legs may not straddle it.
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The legs taper outwards slightly as it goes downwards. So, width at the top is 22.5 inches, width at bottom is 24.0 inches.
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Space between legs is exactly 6 inches on the short side and 16 3/4 on the length. The 22.8 is the length with the racks hanging on both ends. The drain itself is 17 inches long. Glass rack and silverware holder have to be hung on ends. Hope this helps.
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18 inches Width is the standard measurement in the US...not counting the curve between the bottom of the tub and the sides, so you can buy a shower/bathtub mat or a chair, knowing that it will fit on a flat surface.The measurements of this particular item are 17.30" between the two front legs (minus 18"), the same between the two bag legs, to accommodate US standard sizes.The measurements between the front legs and back legs are 18.30" so you cannot put the seat the wrong way (plus 18") and have no room for the person's legs!
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Dear Mr. Hinman; would it be possible for you to measure the width of the legs on your chair for me? Front legs from side to side and back legs from side to side. It looks like the perfect chair for me, but would sure hate to order something that's too wide for the tub. My tub is 22 in. wide and any more than that would be sitting on the curved part of the tub. Please advise and thank you so very much! Terri M.
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The width of the seat is 26 1/2 ", the with of the seat and support bars holding the seat is 30". The depth of the seat is 16 1/4 ". The depth of the legs including the rubber bottoms is 24". Remember that this bench is designed to have 1 set of legs inside the tub and 1 set of legs outside the tub. My husband is an amputee so it makes it extremely easy for him to sit outside the tub and then just slide over to the section in the tub to shower. When he is finished he just slides over to the outer bench to towel off. I have purchased this seat for my nephew who is also an amputee and he also loves it. The width of the seat is 26 1/2 ", the with of the seat and support bars holding the seat is 30". The depth of the seat is 16 1/4 ". The depth of the legs including the rubber bottoms is 24". Remember that this bench is designed to have 1 set of legs inside the tub and 1 set of legs outside the tub. My husband is an amputee so it makes it extremely easy for him to sit outside the tub and then just slide over to the section in the tub to shower. When he is finished he just slides over to the outer bench to towel off. I have purchased this seat for my nephew who is also an... » Read More The width of the seat is 26 1/2 ", the with of the seat and support bars holding the seat is 30". The depth of the seat is 16 1/4 ". The depth of the legs including the rubber bottoms is 24". Remember that this bench is designed to have 1 set of legs inside the tub and 1 set of legs outside the tub. My husband is an amputee so it makes it extremely easy for him to sit outside the tub and then just slide over to the section in the tub to shower. When he is finished he just slides over to the outer bench to towel off. I have purchased this seat for my nephew who is also an amputee and he also loves it. « Show Less
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Hi Susan..the smaller section that sits out side the tub is 10" long. The double section inside the tub plus width of leg support is 20". So, total is 30" including legs. Width of seat is 16 1/2 ". I am a large lady but I am comfortable and feel safe. I sit down on the shorter end, swing my leg into the tub one at a time and scoot on in with the help of the bar on the other end. It is such a luxury to take a shower all on my own now and which I wish I had ordered sooner. Do check with medicare or your insurance and you may be eligible for help in paying. Amazon had the best price anywhere. Hope this helps...JT Hi Susan..the smaller section that sits out side the tub is 10" long. The double section inside the tub plus width of leg support is 20". So, total is 30" including legs. Width of seat is 16 1/2 ". I am a large lady but I am comfortable and feel safe. I sit down on the shorter end, swing my leg into the tub one at a time and scoot on in with the help of the bar on the other end. It is such a luxury to take a shower all on my own now and which I wish I had ordered sooner. Do check with medicare or your insurance and you may be eligible for help in paying. Amazon had the... » Read More Hi Susan..the smaller section that sits out side the tub is 10" long. The double section inside the tub plus width of leg support is 20". So, total is 30" including legs. Width of seat is 16 1/2 ". I am a large lady but I am comfortable and feel safe. I sit down on the shorter end, swing my leg into the tub one at a time and scoot on in with the help of the bar on the other end. It is such a luxury to take a shower all on my own now and which I wish I had ordered sooner. Do check with medicare or your insurance and you may be eligible for help in paying. Amazon had the best price anywhere. Hope this helps...JT « Show Less
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Assuming that you want to know if it will fit in your tub(?), I measured from the outside edge of the leg to outside edge of legFront: 15 1/2 " back 16"
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The width of the legs from side to side is 27" so, unless you have a huge bathtub, one side of the Booster Bath will have to remain outside. I would recommend putting the back end in your tub since that's the side with the drain hole.
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the legs from one side to the other are 27.5 inches apart, but at its widest, the frame is 30.5 inches