Can these steps also be used to get out of the tub?
1673395
I honestly couldn't say as I have never used the step inside the tub. I would worry about it being slippery if placed under water and depending on the depth of the water about it staying on the bottom.
1673396
Yes.. if you are talking about it being on the floor outside the tub and you are stepping in and out onto it. I would also suggest using a grab bar in conjunction with it if no one is there to assist you. Someone mentioned about not using INSIDE tub to get out and I agree with them if that's what you have in mind. I would not use anywhere but on the floor. Myself, I use it on the driveway to assist my 91 yr old mother to get in and out of my SUV.
2243673
No. The steps do not stick out far enough to prevent this. They are very narrow for steps and are ok to help getting in the vehicle but are definitely for a small foot.
760962
Yes you can, but will need an independent diverter valve on the tub to be able to toggle between shower and tub. - Prasad
2200262
Yes, I think so. But you would have to figure out an attachment to keep it out of the water when you are not using it, but still be able to easily get it into the water. It's also more difficult to climb out because of the way the ladder sways in the water.
92972
I do not know how helpful this would be from a sitting position because it is at least two feet above the tub. My mother uses it from a shower bench.
760098
Depending how agile you are this may work. My concern would be stepping down into the tub, would your footing be stable? The bar works well as an aid for balance but is not as stable as a wall mounted safety bar
92971
I only use it to get in and out of the tub. I only take showers so I don't know your particular problem. It does tighten on the tub securely so I'm sure you wouldn't pull it off. Sorry I can't be of more help.
2198571
Yes. Sit on the end of the seat lift both legs over tub edge and slide over.
1241611
It depends on how much of the ladder is actually under water. I would recommend a minimum three steps under water for ease of getting out.
845415
A little more than a foot into the air--used primarily for exiting tub from taking a shower.
73667
Not with this type of chair. I get into the tub and then unfold the chair and situate it as close to the water as I need it.
448171
Depends upon the height of your tub. It will be steeper the higher your tub is. The steps attach to my tub at 36" up off the floor with the lower support of the steps about 48" away from the tub. Steps are comfortable at these dimensions.
872403
Yes; of course your steps may be off, even if you take some off each end. These are well made ladders.
439908
No that's not possible and they (twins) are now 8 months old and we no longer are using the tub. But we loved it while they were smaller, it's much better than the tubs with the mesh over the top to hold them because they would scream the entire bath because they were cold. Once we got this tub they loved their bath time....was worth every penny.
870533
I'm sorry. I don't know. I got this for my dad to help him get into the tub with security. Sorry I'm not more help. I do know people use them after total hip replacement. I have a walk in shower so didn't need it.
856007
I believe it would be very cumbersome in a standard tub. I believe there are smaller stools available.
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I wasn't able to physically remove the stairs, they were too heavy and I couldn't lift them out of the pool! They were fine laid over! I know that's not ideal, but when you can't get them out, it's the next best thing!! :)