how wide in the bottom of the tower and do you think it will be ok in the bathroom ?
1007673
It's about 3 feet wide. If you have space for it in your bathroom, why not!!
1007674
It would look fine in a bathroom. I would guess it is 3ft across at the bottom. You should check the width measurement - it should be from the widest point.
1007675
The base is 31" Don't know how big your bathroom is but yeah it would look good in a bathroom if that is your theme.
306711
You would want to have a very large bathroom if you were to use this. It is pretty large in size. I have it over my king bed and it is compact and has a very nice look, but it would never fit in my bathroom---which is small 4-5'
1064562
it's rather large for a shower stall but the bathroom - yes. water is not a friend of wood sealed or not.
1758587
The bottom has a layer of a rubber-like substance which can handle normal bathroom moisture. I think it would be fine on a shelf in the shower.
1026447
The only problem would be the width maximum is 10". You can bypass installing the tower holder and set it on floor.
1342167
Probably about a foot or so. I don't have a tape measure in the bathroom but I'd say somewhere in the ball park of 13" or so.
1834891
no base that it fits in. It has a wide bottom though and stands up fine on the bathroom counter.
2069843
The bench was at least 40in. long, 18in. wide and the bottom is 16in. high (high over the tub rim) and it was the shortest already (so I was told later). We had to saw off 12in. of the two long pipes and re-drilled the holes for the snap-ins. The legs where standing out into the bathroom over 1 foot and my 92year old mother-in-law was tripping over the legs. The bathroom is very small, like most of the older bathrooms are. If we had known the measurements, we would have not bought this chair. Making the modifications was a real trick and it canceled out the warranty. But now since everything is working well, my mother-in-law is very happy with the bench. The bench was at least 40in. long, 18in. wide and the bottom is 16in. high (high over the tub rim) and it was the shortest already (so I was told later). We had to saw off 12in. of the two long pipes and re-drilled the holes for the snap-ins. The legs where standing out into the bathroom over 1 foot and my 92year old mother-in-law was tripping over the legs. The bathroom is very small, like most of the older bathrooms are. If we had known the measurements, we would have not bought this chair. Making the modifications was a real trick and it canceled out the warranty. But now since... » Read More The bench was at least 40in. long, 18in. wide and the bottom is 16in. high (high over the tub rim) and it was the shortest already (so I was told later). We had to saw off 12in. of the two long pipes and re-drilled the holes for the snap-ins. The legs where standing out into the bathroom over 1 foot and my 92year old mother-in-law was tripping over the legs. The bathroom is very small, like most of the older bathrooms are. If we had known the measurements, we would have not bought this chair. Making the modifications was a real trick and it canceled out the warranty. But now since everything is working well, my mother-in-law is very happy with the bench. « Show Less
825903
Yes. I put it in the bathroom and was afraid that it would be too small, but it looks fantastic.
349344
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.
1394470
The unit is 29 1/2 inches tall. It is a VERY slim unit that fits between my bathroom vanity and the toilet (the shelves are very shallow and will not accommodate a double roll of toilet paper.) I am quite pleased with it because I use it to store small bathroom items, but I hesitate to recommend for laundry supplies or other heavy items. As far as adding shelves: the design has 3 shelves and there is a definite top and bottom shelf. If you bought an additional unit and tried to combine, you'd only be able to add the center shelf from the new unit. In addition, this is a very lightweight unit and might become unstable with any additional shelf.
147786
I think it would work well in any bathroom. It has a small tank because it uses less water, not in order to save space.
2224394
Definitely designed for bathroom use. Mine is sitting on the floor. Manual indicates it can be placed on floor, counter, or hung.
1489756
it's wide enough to hold a standard CP tower, just not an extra large one but those are usually special builds. hope this helps.
1392755
I believe it is 4" space. I installed it for a customer. Standard bathroom is 4".
175207
It's about 9 to 10 inches from the bottom of the floor up. If you're wondering whether the toilet will fit then yes it should be fine. The wooden piece goes under the toilet and sit well into the empty space under the cabinet.
513240
without see your sink i would thinnk there is plenty os space for it to stand up, If not maybe put it on the counter