can this be placed in a plastic tub?
2047311
I would think that it could be, because it puts out a low-grade amount of heat. Though, I would suggest putting it on a flat stone or tile first.
2047312
I don't know why not--I use it in a glass fish tank. If the top is open, it should work in a plastic tub.
1523384
I haven't used it in a tub. Might be to large. It does have rubber knobs in each leg, so if you do have a wide tub it will work. It's very sturdy.
1122601
It does not fit in the tub. The legs are too wide for a standard tub. It's meant to be used outside or in a walk in shower, I think.
990558
Yes, I'm using it in my tub for my husband. You have to be able to get your legs over the edge of the tub. Make sure it's anchored into the wall securely and it works like a charm!
1224939
I would not recommend it. It is a step, not a seat or chair. You would need to look at chairs made for a bathtub.
1650354
No. I have a small, separate plastic basket that sits in it, for that purpose. Don't know where I got it...Lowe's, Bed Bath and Beyond, perhaps?
1523383
Hello,Our tub is not plastic, however; I do not see how this stool could perforate a plastic tube. Or mar it. (I am assuming the tub is a standard width, and not a custom odd narrow width tub.) The stool's feet are not sharpened metal projections, the metal legs do not rub against the tub. But if you are uneasy, go to a medical supply store and physically examine this stool - it's sure to be in stock or, if it isn't, something similar will be available for examination. Of course you don't want to ruin your tub, but I had a plastic tub I still buy this product. I hope this was helpful feedback, even though I do not have a plastic tub. Hello,Our tub is not plastic, however; I do not see how this stool could perforate a plastic tube. Or mar it. (I am assuming the tub is a standard width, and not a custom odd narrow width tub.) The stool's feet are not sharpened metal projections, the metal legs do not rub against the tub. But if you are uneasy, go to a medical supply store and physically examine this stool - it's sure to be in stock or, if it isn't, something similar will be available for examination. Of course you don't want to ruin your tub, but I had a plastic tub I still buy this product. I hope this was... » Read More Hello,Our tub is not plastic, however; I do not see how this stool could perforate a plastic tube. Or mar it. (I am assuming the tub is a standard width, and not a custom odd narrow width tub.) The stool's feet are not sharpened metal projections, the metal legs do not rub against the tub. But if you are uneasy, go to a medical supply store and physically examine this stool - it's sure to be in stock or, if it isn't, something similar will be available for examination. Of course you don't want to ruin your tub, but I had a plastic tub I still buy this product. I hope this was helpful feedback, even though I do not have a plastic tub. « Show Less
111575
Probably not...there are some that sit flat on the floor and hold 65 gallons I think. This would make a mess if it did not hold up without tub walls.
2134380
Yes, but it is not as rigid as most tubs, so would have some flexibility if used as a replacement. It seems to be designed as a covering for an existing tub. I am using it to cover a broken plastic tub and it is working well.
752319
Yes. They can definitely both fit in one tub, either horizontally or vertically. Even if it is a small tub, two will fit. The sides kind of fold up and since it is made out of a soft material you can fit it into smaller spaces. Sometimes, I use mine in our sink which is very tiny but it just fits right in no problem.
967066
No, not recommended. This is designed for aquarium use, and does not have the heat tolerance required for the hot tub. Best bet is to find something form a pool and spa supply store that is designed to be used in the hot tub.
549921
No, I have not. The tub is oval shaped. It would depend on the shape of the galvanized tub.
1980036
I think you could but remember it is plastic so I don't think you'd want to put boiling water in it.
2001770
no you can always let the plastic cover openbut the bath tub is not a good quality after short time it lost the air it is not was to get the rest of the water out from the bath tub I would not buy it again
1859346
I inserted the float into a plastic tub. I then attached a small tube from a bucket to the plastic tub. I filled the bucket with water and solution and hung the bucket up high.
1188319
No, it comes in a heavy plastic bag so I suggest you get some tubs to store it in.:)
1523385
It won't damage the tub. The only thing you will need to make sure is the size that can fit in your tub.