How far is the seat edge and legs away from the front of the tub?
238175
I can't give you exact deminsions as I no longer have it. My wife used it with a hand held shower head. Other than it was too big for our shower, she was happy.
238176
You can place the bench as for from the front of the tub as you want. The legs are adjustable both the set inside the tub and outside. It's totally up to your preference.
238177
It's adjustable based on where you place the legs. Most people will probably use about the middle of a standard tub, but a short person might want a slight seat elevation/cushioning and be positioned closer to the front of the tub. A lot would depend on whether the user can stand up with the shower head in fixed position, or if he/she always uses a flexible hose and hand-held wand while sitting down. Some users prefer to put the transfer bench in "backwards", so the user's back is facing the front of the tub...useful if running water down your back with the shower head held in the mounting device. It's adjustable based on where you place the legs. Most people will probably use about the middle of a standard tub, but a short person might want a slight seat elevation/cushioning and be positioned closer to the front of the tub. A lot would depend on whether the user can stand up with the shower head in fixed position, or if he/she always uses a flexible hose and hand-held wand while sitting down. Some users prefer to put the transfer bench in "backwards", so the user's back is facing the front of the tub...useful if running water down your back with the shower head held in the... » Read More It's adjustable based on where you place the legs. Most people will probably use about the middle of a standard tub, but a short person might want a slight seat elevation/cushioning and be positioned closer to the front of the tub. A lot would depend on whether the user can stand up with the shower head in fixed position, or if he/she always uses a flexible hose and hand-held wand while sitting down. Some users prefer to put the transfer bench in "backwards", so the user's back is facing the front of the tub...useful if running water down your back with the shower head held in the mounting device. « Show Less
238178
I am sorry as I am not sure what you mean. I can say that we have this seat in a very small bathroom and it was not difficult to maneuver around. I hope this helps.
238179
It's adjustable based on where you place the legs. Most people will probably use about the middle of a standard tub, but a short person might want a slight seat elevation/cushioning and be positioned closer to the front of the tub. A lot would depend on whether the user can stand up with the shower head in fixed position, or if he/she always uses a flexible hose and hand-held wand while sitting down. Some users prefer to put the transfer bench in "backwards", so the user's back is facing the front of the tub...useful if running water down your back with the shower head held in the mounting device.
238180
It's not far. One leg is outside the tub, the seat extend outside the tub, making it easy to sit and transfer to the inside of the tub. The seat is very sturdy and strong. There is no fear of tipping over.
238181
The unit will get closer to the faucet area than you have room for your legs when you sit and swing into the tub. You will want a handheld shower head. Hope this helps
1316936
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"
563710
The seat is 19 3/8" wide 11 3/8" deep. The leg spacing is 20 1/2" wide, and about 19" front to back. I think the deminsions you are quoting is the size of the box it comes in. There is a little bit of flex to this particular seat. Ours is just small enough to fit in the tub, so check your tub bottom.The height is adjustable. The only other thing I can add, is I would not suggest it for a person in the 300 lb range.
151940
How far past the toilet do the front legs sit depends on the size of your tank and toilet. The bar in the back of the stand actually bumps out further back from the legs. So, the distance from the back of that brace (that would set against the toilet tank) to the joint of the front legs is about 19 1/2". The leg joints as well as the rubber feet are slightly larger than the tubes of the legs.Hope this helps.
185194
The legs are adjustable for height. I have mine at the lowest setting which is approx. 12 inches, perhaps a bit more, which is measured from the tub floor to the bottom/front lip of the seat. I'm loving this so far and have used it many times since I purchased it.
719479
Extends 13 1/2 inches up from Tub. I use daily for 6 months. Makes Tub entry and exit easily. JC Hall
1522487
The chair is adjustable for the height of the tub side. It is @40" from front to back. You want to make sure that there is room from where the chair sits in the tub to where the shower head is. I installed a hand held shower for convenience. A nice curtain is "On the Right Track" as it is configured for chairs like this although you can buy a cheap curtain and cut it to fit if you want to .
104616
Legs are 17" wide but seat is 22 " wide so chair does not work in standard bathtub
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Wouldn't it be the same as the width of the chair? The legs go straight down from the seat, so I would say 17". Also I didn't need the seat back, it was in my way for getting in and out of the tub, so I left it off. My seat fits into a standard tub. I put down a hand towel on the seat before I sit down, it makes it easier to slide over the seat after swinging legs into the tub.
1688305
From the wall to the edge of my tub is right at 25ins, at my shoulder height it's right at 35ins, I'm 5'8, absolutely love mine!
92972
I do not know how helpful this would be from a sitting position because it is at least two feet above the tub. My mother uses it from a shower bench.
1369176
This was a gift. The tub was very small. 12 inches. 15 at the most leg to opposite leg.
2134277
The height of the seat back is 29" from the bottom of the bath. The height that the seat part lifts up my seating is approx 3". You will need a pretty deep bathtub to get full immersion. The chair works well with good reliability.
654309
The legs/base are slightly angled; it fits nicely in my standard size tub. Base footprint is just a few inches larger than the seat size. Great deal for a sturdy and safe bath chair. Also, it does not fill with water as other chairs tend to do.
210347
I measured the legs from left to right and front to back and they are about 17-1/2 inches apart in the front and on the side. Are you measuring your tub right? It sounds very narrow.
1316938
The distance between the front and the back legs is approximately 12 inches. The distance between the two front and/or the two back legs is approximately 14 inches.
885075
I don't have the exact measurement but I believe its about 18" I have a narrow tub I use it in and it still fits.