Will it straddle a tub 16" wide and 21 " tall? Back legs in tub and
1942207
It is not intended to be used as a tub bench for transferring a person from outside the tub to inside the tub. The person would need to be able to step into the tub or sit and bring legs into the tub for use. I don't think it would be stable for use in the way your are suggesting.
1942208
i agree it is not to be used for transferring a person into the tub.it is great for sitting in the tub and that the back can be removed.
1942209
it is not intended to use as tub bench.it is great for use in the tub,what is great too that the back comes off.i have restriction of 90 degree angle and taking the back off really helps.after the restriction it will be great to put the back on.
870532
It should. I had knee replacement. The single large leg goes on the outside of tub. The back fits on either side depending on which way you want to sit. You sit on outside of seat then slide over lifting legs over edge of tub.
373430
It will not work. The bottom diameter is 17". The diameter at the top is 21"
2037581
No, it won't. I've just measured it and it needs about 16 inches even if placed lengthwise.
1412341
Yes it would. That's about the height of our tub. The seat is adjustable and very sturdy. It's very well made.
2038409
You probably don't need this answer after this much time - sorry, I missed the email until just now, cleaning up old emails. Anyway, just in case, I measure the width of the feet at 18.0". BTW, probably doesn't come into play unless the tub is narrow and tall, but the width of the armrests at the top is actually a bit more, at 21.5".
1345560
I dp not think so. My tud is not as wide as most tuns and the chaie works realy well with mine And with the ajutebule legs and how it monts to the tub it should work just fine
686717
I believe it will. The maximum height, according to the box is 22" and the legs are independently adjustable so if the bottom of your tub is higher than your floor, you can still maintain a level seat. I was quite pleased with mine.
894438
It fits great on 21/2". I think it would tilt too far forward & be too unbalanced on 1/2". I've seen smaller ones.
78311
Unless there's space under your tub for actual stand it probably won't work for what you want
2000946
Not sure, but we have a standard size tub and it worked very well, supporting up to 300 lbs. There are sliding knobs (4) that adjust to fit the inside of the tub that prevents any possible slips.
430591
it will not fit without a little work but it should be easy to put a wood block against the tub, measure to be sure, about 3-4 inches would be good. Even paint it if you want it to look better. good luck.
1316937
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 leg Front: 15 1/2 " back 16"
375125
I think it should work. it will hook over the rounded rim of your tub, and the bracket is down lower, and it has a nob that tightens it. If your rounded rim at top is too narrow , The width if the top part that rests in the top edge measures 3 1/2 inches. If the top rounded rim of your tub is smaller, Im sure you could wedge a piece of wood or plastic in to make it fit. Hopefully, maybe someone who has a claw foot tub, and has the bracket, will answer your question. I hope it will work for you because It is very sturdy, and so helpful. Goodluck. Sally
375127
I am fairly sure it will... it opens wide enough to go over lip of tub and then the area that tightens would be below the lip. I think it would be ok...
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.
1828417
Hi, sorry for the delay in getting back to you. My chair's legs are 15 inches apart so you are fine. I use it in a bathtub and I have no problems. I find the chair study and well made. You have to put it together. My roommate did it for me and he tightened the screws well.