Does this wringer work best attached to a steel tub? Would 20 /12, 22, or 24 inch width tub be the best size?
1079395
The wringer is very heavy and it does need to be attached to a tub. I use a metal tub. It would have to be a very heavy duty plastic to be able to support the wringer. I do suggest using a metal tub.. The tub needs about 20 inches of straight side to secure it. I use a large oval tub. a round tub would not work, as it would not have the straight side to secure the wringer to. I put the wet clothes into the tub and wring them, putting them into another basket. The wet clothes gives the weight to secure the tub and as I wring them then the water that is squeezed out and falls back into the tub gives me the weight I need to balance out the weight of the wringer on the tub. Securing it to an empty tub will cause the whole thing will tip over.
1996688
I depends on your shower size. My guess is a tub width is small then a shower stall. RJF
211015
You should look for a smaller version. This is a fairly large chair. I have to turn it sideways to store and one side has to stay outside the tub! It is a great chair but large!
177330
Yes, as long as the side of the tub is wide enough. My tub is fiber glass and the side is 4 1/4 inches wide . Works great and I love it.
1725631
I put it on a seven foot wide tub but the covermate itself has a lot of adjustment - the pole that goes across the top slides into the end pieces. You put screws in to fix the width. Not sure what the maximum width would be.
747980
I had no luck with this in my stainless steel sink. It is possible that it will adhere to your tub better, but I am skeptical. On the positive side it isn't that expensive and if it work that's great, if not think of it as an expensive cup of coffee.
2148180
I just use it in the regular bathtub, so this is just a guess, but I doubt it, as it is slightly wider/longer at the base. I'd stick with the infant support that goes with the stokke if you need one.
393831
18x30 would definitely fit inside the tub. It's 8" deep, so depending on the location of any doors that could be an issue, but you could always put something under the cage to raise it.
1859661
the tub actually comes in two different sizes. one for the smaller dogs and of course one for the larger dogs. i really don't know the dimensions but it should be on the product ad. i would just recommend using out of the tub but putting the hose in the tub to drain. then the size of the tub doesn't matter. this will also probably let your hose last longer as it won't be bent or coiled anywhere while in use.
400422
the extra large Tubtrug is 23" in diameter, and the large is 18" in diameter. If you need 20" exactly, these wont work for you. here is the website in case you would like to look at them in detail. http://us.tubtrugs.com/collections/original Oh, and they are all round. Even the shallow ones.
375126
I don't think it would work. It would depend on how wide the 'curl' at the top of the tub is. Sorry I can't be more help.
511404
The unit is 16 inch. wide and it lowers to about two inch. that means you would be setting in 10" of water. the back lays back when the seat is in the lowered position. It may be cramped but it looks like it will work. my tub out side dimensions are 60"L x30"W x17"wide And it works fine. One thing is it is secured with suction cups to the tub so the tub bottom must be smooth to hold. The power unit unplugs from the chair to be recharged. I believe it to be the safest way to take a bath.
885074
The wooden bamboo part is 18.5 inches and with the metal included in the width it is a total of 27 inches so I would say it would fit and just have a little of the wire hanging off the side (which is usually how I used mine anyway, despite having a larger tub).
1106426
If your tub is 17 inches wide you should not have much of a problem. With a flange around the soft rubber caps on the legs it is 18 inches wide but if you need to you could cut the flange off to fit the tub .BTW the only assembly I had to do was to slide the seat back into place and boy is this thing sturdy.
1492816
While our setup is not like yours, I'm sure the device would work well. If you have a jacuzzi, you'd better measure the side of the tub to make sure it's not too wide for the bar to clamp on. If the side of your tub where the bar will be clamped is fiberglass, you really have to be careful tightening so as not to crack the fiberglass.
652089
I believe it will work with your tub. Description says fits 3 to 5.25 inch tubs. My tub is 5 inches wide and it fits great. Very sturdy and doesn't move when using it. Very easy to install. I got it for my 85 year old Mom to hang on to while getting in and out of tub and it works great. Hope that helps.
1875820
Yes it will clear the 19 - 20" tub, and the center legs are adjustable width wise.