Hi, Is this a standard size? Does this fit all clawfoot tubs? I'm not really savvy on measurements like the 3 3/8" dimension, so thought I should ask
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May not fit all. The 3 3/8" refers to distance between holes where faucet attaches to tub, where plumbing enters tub. Good luck.
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Hi! I'm not sure what you mean by "fit". It goes at the top so it doesn't really need to fit anything. Or are you referring to the faucet connection? I'm not sure if that's a standard size, but I can tell you it went directly onto mine without any issue at all. We did use some teflon tape to keep it from leaking, and we haven't seen a drop. If I can answer anything else for you, I'll gladly do so.
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This is a standard claw foot tub with 3 3/8" drilled center faucet holes on the tub wall: http://www.vintagetub.com/asp/product_detail.asp?item_no=L54RT3WRBC If it is like your tub and if you remove your faucet, make sure the distance between the center of the two facet holes is 3 and 3/8 of an inch. If so, then the faucet diverter in the kit should fit your tub. Some tubs have the faucets mounted on the top rim of the tub or elsewhere like on a wall next to the tub. The kit is for the tubs like the one on the link.This is a similar 3 3/8" center diverter for this type of clawfoot tub
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The faucet fit perfect, no problems at all. The shower curtain rod is about 4 feet long. My claw foot bathtub is old (from the 1940's) and the rod fits just fine end to end and side to side. Also, my tub is in a corner of the bathroom which made installing the rod very easy. If you have a newer claw foot tub or a slipper tub, I don't think the rod will be long enough. Hope this helps.
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I am not sure what a whirlpool tub is but it is adjustable. My tub is standard size and it could still adjust out another 3-4 inches.
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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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Sorry for the delay. The approximate measurements are 70" tall and 174" wide. It fits perfectly in my claw foot tub. I like the magnets at the bottom as well.
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I bought this for my Mom and she loves it. Once it's installed (easy) it's very snug. It should fit, it has a 4 inch grip on the bottom. As long as the tub is one width, even if it has a rounded top, I think it will fit.
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I no longer have the house so I can't measure for you, but they worked out fine on our old claw foot tub. I did add another support to the ceiling to firm it up.
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YES...the replacement faucet was installed in an original clawfoot tub.had no problems at all... DUANE
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I'm no longer in the same place (left in caddy in tub, sold with house). But from what I recall it fit fine across a standard-width clawfoot bathtub and would collapse or expand at least a few inches to fit a narrower or wider tub.
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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.
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I just bought plastic tubing from the hardware store. It is standard. It was a year ago and I do not remember the size.
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Good Morning Susan,Thank you for your inquiry. The overflow is 14.17" from the bottom of the tub. Please see link with specifications below:http://www.faucettownusa.com/pdf/TD_Clawfoot%2049%20cleaned.pdfKind Regards,Faucet Town USA800-683-7960
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Not sure exactly how to answer the question but it surrounded my clawfoot tub and then some. I had it overlapped to keep water out. I hope that helps!
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It is adequate size ..my problem was the suction cups slipped off off the tub surface. Hope you have better luck...
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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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I doubt it--all the clawfoot tubs I've ever seen have thin, curled lips; can you feel rust up under the curl? It definitely will NOT work with one of those. Well, "definitely" may be pushing it, but rather than find a block of wood of the perfect size and try to wedge it up under the curl and experiment, I'd buy a different one in the first place.
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C. Swanson - Sorry, I cannot answer the question, it was for an elderly uncle in FL who has now passed. The caregiver said it was wonderful and when I saw it after I bought it, it was very good, high quality. I have purchased many of these over the years. If it helps, it certainly appeared to be the standard width that would fit in a standard size 5 foot tub. This chair was used in a shower stall. Walgreen carries a large variety, you could go there and see if they have this brand and measure it. Sorry I can't help you more.
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On the instruction sheet it says it fits tub walls 3 3/4" to 5 3/4" wide. This should be somewhere in the description or specs but it's not. It just says it fits most standard tub sizes which mine is not, unfortunately.