Can this chair fit in a regular bath tub?
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Yes it is around 21 inches side to side (arms), i am using it with somebody in a regular shower, his handicap shower is not ready yet so for 4 months I have been using it
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The legs are 20 inches wide. The average bath tub is 24-30 inches, so I would say yes.
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hi LC - short answer: we do not have a standard bathtub and we used the chair in a square shaped shower, so I don't know if this would fit a standard tub or not .... I could measure the leg dimensions and reply if you'd like me to. The chair worked very well, but understand it has to fit your tub to be useful. Dale
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For standard tub, you would need to place the chair sideways, not facing the showerhead. The chair probably would be too wide to face the showerhead directly. It has been working great in a very small shower stall. We also installed a hand wand for my elderly uncle to sit in the chair and use the wand with no issues.
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I personally don't think so. It's only four inches high. It's more for using on the outside of the tub to step into the tub. I use a bath bench once inside. I have hip problem, so definitely would not want to sit that low. Hope this helps.
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Yes, so long as by diameter you mean "Width". The measurement from the outside of the bottom rubber feet from one side to the other (and front to back for that matter is 17 3/4". My tub is the same. this seat fits perfectly and snug side to side. Notice the Seat is 22" wide. So the height of your tub walls has to be shorter then the seat. Legs are adjustable so you should have no issue. This chair by the way is as sturdy today as when we bought it months ago. I have had no issue or defects with it at all. Quite pleased.
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Dear Mr. Hinman; would it be possible for you to measure the width of the legs on your chair for me? Front legs from side to side and back legs from side to side. It looks like the perfect chair for me, but would sure hate to order something that's too wide for the tub. My tub is 22 in. wide and any more than that would be sitting on the curved part of the tub. Please advise and thank you so very much! Terri M.
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Yes it can fit, that is how I have it installed. It comes with an extra pole to extend from floor to ceiling if there is no ledge on your tub.
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Yes a set of legs comes with the chair though not needed for standard tubs.
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I don't think so. The sides of the chair fold down and use both sides of the tube for support. Good for standard tubes but will not work if you cover the top edges of the tub. By the way, these chairs are outstanding. My mother has one at both our house and my brothers house when she visits there. They work perfectly.
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Honestly I have no idea if it would work as a bath chair. Overall its kind of light in weight so it may be hard to stay under. Plus not sure of the material is suitable for water use. Hope that helps.
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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.
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do you mean to install it on the bath tub wall because you you have a bathtub/ shower combo? If that is the application then it might work IF you can place the mounting brackets above the tub rim. The clearance would need to be a couple inches at least. Now, that might make it too high for a shorter person to sit on comfortably. if the tub isn't wide enough to accomodate the feet (if mounting the chair at the far end of the tub) you might also have a problem, but mounting it on the long wall, so the user sits 90 degrees to shower control and shower head would be no problem. it might be difficult to use the tub as a tub with the chair installed also, because it does take up about 5 inches of space folded up. Hope this helps.
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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.
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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 .
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I think so. I have it in a regular tub but the way its built it should unless its a sunken tub. I got that one for my tub in Utah. It is very comfortable. I have a wider one here in Texas but it tends to drip water on the floor because of a slot that is too close to the outside of the tub.
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This chair has a seat like a toilet, but to be stable you would have to sit on the lid of the toilet. A chair for the tub is smaller and is made just for bathing and/or shower depending on size. I would think that it would be more comfortable for you or anyone to use a regular chair made for the tub. Just look up bath chairs. But if you so not want to to do that, try the toilet, basically same design, just has a pail and is a toilet first, and if it works, bath chair. Up to you.
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While I've NOT personally tried, I believe so. It sits (safely) in a 1960s tub, so my belief is that width is similar to the depth of a shower stall (manufactured NOT custom built). Product Dimensions: 18 x 21 x 29.9 inches ; 9 pounds. If don't have instant access to tape measure or ruler/yardstick, WORST case scenario, take 2 regular sheets of paper and place from 1 side to the other. As an amputee, I've used my chair both inside and out of the bathroom.
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No it wouldn't fit a regular bathroom sink, it is curved you need a 2 sided sink for this tub to work