CAN IT BE USED AS A BATH TUB STOOL?
1108286
It's plastic so it is water proof however it can slide around unless it is resting on a rubber mat.
1108287
Only if you are a medium to small person, sitting and be very careful. Do not stand on this in the bath tub and children will be tempted to use it in ways that are not safe. My best advice is if you need to sit on something elevated then get a shower chair that has rubber crutch tips on its 4 legs.
760095
This works very well for stepping out of the bathtub. The foot stool with the handle is very stable at all times and I wish I had gotten it much sooner. I'm not sure what you mean about using it as a safety bar.
1942207
It is not intended to be used as a tub bench for transferring a person from outside the tub to inside the tub. The person would need to be able to step into the tub or sit and bring legs into the tub for use. I don't think it would be stable for use in the way your are suggesting.
511450
Yes. Would not recommend these stools for everyday use. They break at the welds.
1224935
The step isn't very high, only about 4" but a nice feature is that they are stackable. They are heavy and sturdy enough that if you stacked a couple or even three I think they could be used as a seat. We have a very deep bathtub and my son uses the step outside to help him get in and out.
760096
It possibly could work. It has rubber cups on the feet so I don't think it will slip. My only question would be how close to the edge of the tub you could position the step. If I remember claw-foot tubs have a rounded edge rather than a straight side. We use the stool for getting in the bed we have and it it plenty sturdy.
1374092
It could be used as a bath towel. It will be more absorbent, but not quite as soft as a regular towel.
783323
i would not use it to sit in the tub. I would not feel safe using it that way. I would only use it as a step to get into the tub.
1569949
I had intended this to be used in a large shower at home. Unfortunately I returned the item because the finish was not what I wanted. I don't think you can use it in a bathtub because the surface is not flat. But I am not sure.
685053
I guess it could, but I would be concerned about using it on a wet slippery surface. It is really only steady when sitting on it, when getting up you could lose your balance easily on a wet slippery surface. Also, I don't know if the metal legs would hold up if it got wet often. I wouldn't recommend using it in the shower.
372447
Not that I know of. I would say no. Problems with this "stool" are: Its too low to the ground unless you are using it to work on something low and don't need to move much, and its not steady, tips over easily. In my way of thinking, it would be good for a 6 yr. old to fish or camp or the little people of Ireland to sit guarding their pot of gold in the woods at the end of the rainbow. Other than for these purposes, I don't think its worth a toot.
1597373
I would suppose, yes. The stool would work, but the vanity would be too low. Odd proportions.
753544
Hi Jeff. I think it would be kind of small for that. I just have it in a bird bath. Good luck!
626777
I am sure you could use it in the bathroom, however I returned mine due to the quality of the construction of it.
1036074
It has plastic feet which can be unscrewed. I guess if you were committed to it, you could rig it somehow with wheels, especially if you can find some that would screw in. This is a tall stool, and putting wheels on it might make it unsteady, lower stools tend to do better with wheels.
1055984
I wouldn't be at all afraid to allow my pet to use this stool. It's sturdy and the plastic surface has a texture. If you did have a problem, you could use bathtub strips.
783324
I wouldn't use it as a seat. It is only 4 inches high, and not stable enough to put in a tub of water. Works well on the floor or carpet as a step.