My shower is very narrow. Only about 12" of flat space on the bottom of the tub. Will this fit in my tub if I put the seat in lengthwise?
2037579
Your best bet might be what they call a transfer bench. Two legs go in the tub, and two legs outside the tub or shower, on the floor. You have to rig the shower curtain around it which is a pain, but if you use a hand held shower it's easier to manage.
2037580
No. It is much bigger than I initially thought. And the legs widen outward on the way down. It has a much larger footprint than you would think.
2037581
No, it won't. I've just measured it and it needs about 16 inches even if placed lengthwise.
2037582
I think it would fit lengthwise, but it is wider than 12", so it would not fit the other way.
389512
Possibly. What is the width of your tub? I have a small walk in shower and it fits through that opening.
2243887
The seat is 17" by 10 1/2". The legs are 15" wide. If the sides of the tub slant outward from the bottom measurement of 17" it should fit. It's sturdy and well constructed - I'm happy with it.
1996688
I depends on your shower size. My guess is a tub width is small then a shower stall. RJF
1966609
Hi Globetrekker Travel, This shower bench will adjust from 15.5" to 27". It's ability to fit will depend on the size of your tub/shower unit.
2250145
I think it might be too big for your tub. If you don't need a back, try looking at the round seat that rotates. Good luck!
2115263
Measure it carefully! This unit fix exactly in the space I had a standard tub and shower unit, with only about an inch to spare.
617305
I purchased the Medium and it does fit inside my tub, but not on the bottom of the tub. I have a sliding shower door that is in three sections. It's tight, but the bath sits on the rim of the tub. At the end where the faucets are, the base (rim) of the tub are rounded so the legs have enough space to sit firmly. The back legs do not have enough space to sit on the rim safely, so I cut a piece of wood to lay across the tub on the rims for the back legs to sit on. I have back problems, so this raises the bath to a good height for me, although to be able to use the bathtub, the dog bath has to come out. Fortunately for me, this bathroom isn't used very often. I purchased the Medium and it does fit inside my tub, but not on the bottom of the tub. I have a sliding shower door that is in three sections. It's tight, but the bath sits on the rim of the tub. At the end where the faucets are, the base (rim) of the tub are rounded so the legs have enough space to sit firmly. The back legs do not have enough space to sit on the rim safely, so I cut a piece of wood to lay across the tub on the rims for the back legs to sit on. I have back problems, so this raises the bath to a good height for me, although to be able to use the bathtub, the dog bath has to... » Read More I purchased the Medium and it does fit inside my tub, but not on the bottom of the tub. I have a sliding shower door that is in three sections. It's tight, but the bath sits on the rim of the tub. At the end where the faucets are, the base (rim) of the tub are rounded so the legs have enough space to sit firmly. The back legs do not have enough space to sit on the rim safely, so I cut a piece of wood to lay across the tub on the rims for the back legs to sit on. I have back problems, so this raises the bath to a good height for me, although to be able to use the bathtub, the dog bath has to come out. Fortunately for me, this bathroom isn't used very often. « Show Less
617307
no way would it fit in a tub! we have walk in showers and put it half in/half out for winter baths - in garage for summer baths
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I doubt it. I had to return one that I bought because the sizes they gave were for the box it came in, not the actual seat. If you don't need the backrest, I'd recommend Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench, which is what I finally purchased and am very satisfied with. The actual width to the outside of the feet is 15-1/2 inches, so I don't have to be concerned about the curvature of the tub. The seat fits well in my tub. Cut and past link below if you're not sure about the exact item. Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench, White I doubt it. I had to return one that I bought because the sizes they gave were for the box it came in, not the actual seat. If you don't need the backrest, I'd recommend Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench, which is what I finally purchased and am very satisfied with. The actual width to the outside of the feet is 15-1/2 inches, so I don't have to be concerned about the curvature of the tub. The seat fits well in my tub. Cut and past link below if you're not sure about the exact item. Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench,... » Read More I doubt it. I had to return one that I bought because the sizes they gave were for the box it came in, not the actual seat. If you don't need the backrest, I'd recommend Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench, which is what I finally purchased and am very satisfied with. The actual width to the outside of the feet is 15-1/2 inches, so I don't have to be concerned about the curvature of the tub. The seat fits well in my tub. Cut and past link below if you're not sure about the exact item. Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench, White « Show Less
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On receiving this question I measured my tub and it is 17" across the flat bottom, although the sides are 'curved' upward from the bottom, giving a bit more room across from side to side as you go up the tub walls. The stool turned upside down and measured from the very *outside* of the rubber feet is a bit less than 14", plus you can slightly turn the stool to gain a little more room. It is billed as being for "smaller" tubs. I believe my tub is called "standard size." However, I have a standard bench-type stool that will NOT fit cross-wise in my tub so I had to sit on it like a horse (not good); this one is substantially smaller and fits just fine and is stable.
1650208
It should fit in any shower but in the smaller, square shaped shower it would be very close and wouldn't have much foot room. I wouldn't recommend it for very large people in a small shower. For them a small stool would be easier.
41341
That was my answer also. I too have a tub/shower combo so by using the deck of the tub my caddy fit just fine. My best advice is to make sure you measuring the tub deck and if you just have shower my answer is no.
602571
Hard to say, its long but its shaped weird so I dont know if it would fit securely. All I have is a stand up shower & its fits in there without a problem. Help this helps. Its an awesome tub, I love it.
800070
Since it was intended for a "standard" 60" shower/tub enclosure I wouldn't want to stray to far from that measurement. Due to the curvature of the bar it would start looking "off" if you closed the adjustment too much. In theory you can close the adjustment to a total width of approximately 33" but again I think you will end up with a non-symmetrical curve.
760921
My shower is only 43"...but even a bit of protrusion would be nice. Will this work in that small width?
881071
I am sure it will work very well in a shower stall. We use our in a standard bathtub, fits perfectly. I am sure it will work in a shower stall.