can this unit with legs on, be set into a bath tub, as the tile walls etc would make for easy clean up... so the with of the legs would be very import
2032086
The legs would be too wide for a standard tub. The width of the back legs is just shy of 28 inches and the front legs is 27 inches.
2032087
You'd have to have a wide tub, I don't believe it would fit in a standard size tub.
51324
You would need to have enough of a rim on the wall side of the tub. It's perfect for my claw foot and I'm extremely happy with it.
212109
Not at all as the feet are pushed under and enough inside of the bottom of the unit so it allows the back to be flushed with the wall....hope that makes sense.
1522486
The chair adjusts easily up and down and side to side. Inside the tub the legs will probably be shorter than the outer legs
1945679
Yes, it can be installed on the corner of a bathtub. That is how I have mine.
1421577
Legs are around 2 inches, I think it would look odd without the legs and the legs come already installed. This is a one piece unit.
1889837
I think it would be too low mounted on the side of the tub. It's meant to be mounted on a smooth wall surrounding the tub.
2039284
As it is a floor model only - I don't think so. If you crawled up on your bed to bring the unit up with you, it just would not work, as it clearly will not be flat like your floors to steam.
1464561
If you mean is it a drop in, then yes. It is not a standalone tub, you will need to build/tile around it. Works great and a good value I think.
1531754
I would say it is possible. The legs look about the right width. The legs come with a sturdy plastic foot on them, that seem pretty "fixed". I wouldn't want mine to have wheels though, I like it against the wall. You would have to pry the plastic feet off, but I don't think it was intended to have wheels.
2091511
If you're referring to the legs on the bottom of the tub, it requires screws to hold them in place.
1696208
I just loaned my bench on Dec 31. It fits across the standard bath tub; I agree with previous answer--I would only use it with the hand rail. Two legs go into the tub; two legs stay on the floor just outside the tub. I recall that we elevated one side a small amount to accommodate getting into and out of the tub on the bench.
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.
1040125
Probably not. The front half of the pads are hard plastic with a rubber insert. Don't think you want that banging around inside the washer tub. You are making a good point, as the question arises for how do get the sweat, dirt, etc. out of the back side that rests against your leg? Good question.
38373
Never tried these steps that way but I guess they could work that way. I don't use this in the tub--I use it at my back door, which was a ridiculously high step to get into the house.
1064175
Yes, the legs are 18 inches from side to side. It fits very well in our shower/tub bath.
1978115
Yes, the legs have a several settings that you can adjust up and down in order to better fit your tub.