will chair fit in standard size bathtub
856005
I believe it will. My tub is a bit narrow and long, so I had to turn it sideways. Still worked great and was a welcome comfort after my back surgery.
856006
It was too wide for my tub, which is curved on the inside. I turned it sideways. It is sturdy and won't rust.
856007
I believe it would be very cumbersome in a standard tub. I believe there are smaller stools available.
1604073
I read the previous response and that is your answer. I keep the chair in the bathtub for we have a shower as well which my husband uses.My husband did the hard part the lock mechanism. By the way I love this chair and it gives me freedom getting in and out of the bath. Have a Blessed Christmas ! Joannie
1106426
If your tub is 17 inches wide you should not have much of a problem. With a flange around the soft rubber caps on the legs it is 18 inches wide but if you need to you could cut the flange off to fit the tub .BTW the only assembly I had to do was to slide the seat back into place and boy is this thing sturdy.
211015
You should look for a smaller version. This is a fairly large chair. I have to turn it sideways to store and one side has to stay outside the tub! It is a great chair but large!
1517595
Inside of bathtub is 1"deep and 4" Long and 1 1/2 wide. So measure your dolls!
1058634
Yes, it can fit in a bath tub. You may have to make some adjustments to the water spray or purchase a hand held sprayer to rinse. You also can remove both the arms and/or back to adjust for movement. The legs are also adjustable for height. I would use a rubber mat to prevent slipping when getting in or out of the bathtub.
1452713
Yes a set of legs comes with the chair though not needed for standard tubs.
1945677
yes. It fits snuggly in the coner on the bathtub ledge. It is adjustable to fit large differences in highth.
1198358
It will not fit in my bathtub. you will need 27 inches to be able to fit in a bathtub.
1624032
I can't answer specifically I used the chair in my tub after hip surgery and I can say the chair was the width of the tub with two legs on the floor outside the tub and it cleared the tub comfortably to get in and out without having to bend my legs at more than 90 degrees ( I am 5 feet 6 inches)It was very sturdy
40872
Yes, so long as by diameter you mean "Width". The measurement from the outside of the bottom rubber feet from one side to the other (and front to back for that matter is 17 3/4". My tub is the same. this seat fits perfectly and snug side to side. Notice the Seat is 22" wide. So the height of your tub walls has to be shorter then the seat. Legs are adjustable so you should have no issue. This chair by the way is as sturdy today as when we bought it months ago. I have had no issue or defects with it at all. Quite pleased.
2044797
well, hard to say but I doubt it. the base is about 17" wide from foot to foot. if you turn it sideways it would fit but would NOT be very safe. I do know they make ROUND tub stools. on AMAZON just type in ROUND TUB CHAIR and several options pop up. that might be safer and more likely to fit your 16" tub., I hope this helps! Best wishes!
154898
This differential is not enough for most bathtub. You may need to put blocks of wood on the outside leg to even the chair. And it is not safe. Also the seat never move flush with the inside wall of the bath room. So the person is sitting hanging partially outside the tub. All in all, this is very poorly design for usability. I returned my order after much consideration. I thought about saw off part of the leg. However, I had no simple fix for the flush issue. It could not be fixed and still retain the structural integrity of the chair. I have a very old one (of a different model) and it works very well even after 10 years. The leg got slipped out once a while. To fix that, I sprayed some liquid rubber on the studs to keep them in place. I cannot find the same model any more so I have to live with the old one.
839840
Hi. I purchased this item some time ago (had to return it); although I thought we had a "standard" bathtub, the manufacturer told me the bathtub's configuration would not allow the bench to fit. I instead purchased a stool/seat which worked out perfectly. I would suggest looking at the tub stools/seats -- just make sure to measure the bottom width of your bathtub. Jo :)
1909471
No it will not fit in a standard bathtub. The width of the top portion is 23 5/8" and the inner width of my bathtub is 23 7/8, plus the legs have feet, I think. But when opened for stability it is much too long.
1369078
The seat is 17 inches across, and the width of the legs at their widest point is about 15 inches. It fits very nicely into our average-size bathtub. I bought it because the Medicare-issue bench I had extends over the side of the tub and into the floor and blocks access to the commode. This is just perfect. Hope this helps.
1882986
It fits in our regular sized bathtub with no problem... I can not measure it but it looks about 18". It is very sturdy and I actually have 2. One at our home in Florida and one home in New York.