how wide are the legs ,my tub is 16 or 17 wide .i would like to get this chair but im worried it wont fit
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To the edges of each foot, 18.25" across width, 20.5" front to rear. The flange on the bottom edge of each foot could be filed down, but this would only gain you about 3/16" on each side. It is a very sturdy chair but sounds like a tight fit for your tub unless you actually have 18".
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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.
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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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The seat is 17 inches across, and the width of the legs at their widest point is about 15 inches. It fits very nicely into our average-size bathtub. I bought it because the Medicare-issue bench I had extends over the side of the tub and into the floor and blocks access to the commode. This is just perfect. Hope this helps.
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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!
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The chair that I have is 18" wide in the seat area. I believe you can get them in 16", 18" and 20" seat widths.
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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 width is 9" length is 17 1/2". My grandson is 21 months and still can sit in tub, but not for much longer. I hope this helps.
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What I can tell you is the seat goes from a height of 3 inches above the tub bottom to a height of 18 inches above the tub bottom. Hope that helps you.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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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.
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The seat is have is 16.5 inches wide. And about 17 inches tall. I ordered a chiavari chair cushion to get an 18 in height.
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I just measured mine and it is 16" wide and about 17" deep. The height of the seat is about 19" high.
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Did you not get my earlier answer? The short answer is the chair will fit almost against the tub.
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I measured mine and it is 17.5x22. This is a generous measurement. I laid it down in my standard tub and it fit it twice.
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Patty Mae, sorry but the chair measures 20 1/2 inches across so it won't fit an 18 inch tub.
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I wil have to now guess...WIDE I have large rectangle tub...barely fit...i used this once and it was HORRIBLE...difficult to move into other positions...no room to fit to do anything like stand up to get in or out...i tossed mine out and advertised it many places and only 2 came to view and not what they wanted...so there it sits as an additional chair out in back yard... for that it is okay and it appears to be size of walkway in yard. Plastic appears to be thick and sturdy, the legs are aluminum and rubber clunkers at bottom do keep it from sliding around if you have room. I found an old wooden chair and put marine shellac on it to protect from water...it was smaller but still not what I wanted.....I am still looking for metal stool... wish you well....might suggest you visit one of those stores for people with special needs and see all available.....watch for their sales....or try hardware store that has those plastic bins that stack. drape bathmat over top to sit on and allow you no marks on tush. hope this helps....price was right and delivery time was fast.
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The seat is 15 inches wide and almost 16 inches from front to back; counting the seat our to the safety hand grip it is 18 inches. The seat back is approx. 12 high. The seat is padded with a waterproof covering. We are using ours for my wife's 94 year old father. The seat works very well, for him a caregiver comes in to help with his bath. It works very simply. You place one set of legs in the tub and the other outside and adjust height to level the bench. Sit on the seat (you can ever belt someone in) outside the tub and slide over into the tub and the seat will lock for safety. When finished push lever to unlock the seat and slide back outside of the tub. The seat is 15 inches wide and almost 16 inches from front to back; counting the seat our to the safety hand grip it is 18 inches. The seat back is approx. 12 high. The seat is padded with a waterproof covering. We are using ours for my wife's 94 year old father. The seat works very well, for him a caregiver comes in to help with his bath. It works very simply. You place one set of legs in the tub and the other outside and adjust height to level the bench. Sit on the seat (you can ever belt someone in) outside the tub and slide over into the tub and the seat will lock for safety. When... » Read More The seat is 15 inches wide and almost 16 inches from front to back; counting the seat our to the safety hand grip it is 18 inches. The seat back is approx. 12 high. The seat is padded with a waterproof covering. We are using ours for my wife's 94 year old father. The seat works very well, for him a caregiver comes in to help with his bath. It works very simply. You place one set of legs in the tub and the other outside and adjust height to level the bench. Sit on the seat (you can ever belt someone in) outside the tub and slide over into the tub and the seat will lock for safety. When finished push lever to unlock the seat and slide back outside of the tub. « Show Less