Is this tub slanted on the ends so it is comfortable to lean back in? Is it easy to get in and out of?
1673624
The tub is great. Plenty of room. Comfortable to lean back in, but more comfortable with a towel behind your head.
417211
The bottom of the tub is fairly flat. It is lightly textured to help prevent slips. I find it easy to stand in.
2220864
The back needs to be installed on the unit to raise and lower it. I had a concern that the back would hit the tub when tilting back, it goes back part way and has not been a problem . You can remove the back for storage.
1781593
I bought this for my grandson, and we all agree it is one of our best baby purchases. The bottom of the tub is a little like an air mattress that you use in a swimming pool. There is a little inflatable piece intended to be a small wedge to keep the baby from sliding while sitting,but you don't have to inflate. We never do, so it just lays flat. I don't see any reason you could not lay your baby flat. We absolutely love this tub. It is protective, comfortable, and we have used it since my grandson was 7 mos. old (he is 11 mos now).
1002624
the edge that you see from the outside of the tub is straight, the part that is in the inside of the tub is curved so that water doesn't get caught in the corner. Also makes it more stable when caulked in.
2001930
No, the tub rests on the support for balance and needs to be placed alongside when open.
595734
Yes it is. Actually my son prefers the angle to be closer to the front of the tub while my daughter and I prefer it to be more towards the rear of the tub. So we just adjust it (by bending with adjustable/flexable hose) to where we want it. And the great part is it doesn't slip! It actually stays put! Hope this is helpful. :)
1950957
Very easy to get in and out. The chair is pretty high and the feet area does not go down. It's a large comfy sun bathing bed. A lil heavy but Im happy with it.
1778166
This is a seat that fits snuggly over the bathtub sides. It is very secure. I am a large woman and it holds me very comfortably. I do not feel like it would give way under me. I've had mine for almost a year after I had knee surgery but continue to use it as I prefer sitting in the shower rather than standing at my age. I love it...
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I use mine in a shower, not a tub, so I can't help you there. However, I can fold/unfold it by myself. The seat lifts up, then the legs compress together, and then the seat folds down flat. I lean it flat against the shower wall when I'm done, and then unfold it when it's my turn to use the shower. It's light, yet sturdy, and I can either sit on it or use it sort of like a walker to steady myself. Really pleased with it. Hope that helps.
756784
The seat swivels so it is easy to get in and out. It does not however move back or forward, you can adjust the handle bars though.
1240450
The back is slightly slanted at all times. I use it as a nursing chair and have spent LOTS of time in it- I can tell you, it's very comfortable and a good deal for the price.
880018
The surface is pebbled so it is not too slippery, but it is fairly smooth. My wife does not have any issues sliding from the outside into the tub. We had a different type before this which was rough and hard to slide on. Also, I like the simplicity with nothing to break down over time. Hope this helps.
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The tub has thick "pegs" on the bottom of the tub that fit into the flat bed. It doesn't lock in place but it is rather secure. This cart is really, really sturdy and easy to pull over my bumpy, grassy yard. I have hauled hay bales and cinder blocks with it.
501534
The Moen seat does not slip in the tub. It is very stable and allows easy access for those having mobility issues. This design has the wide side over the side of the tub, so the person using the seat must pull the shower curtain around so it is somewhat under their bottom to eliminate water from running on the floor. If this seat were used in an enclosed shower, this would not be a problem. The seat is easily assembled. I have not had the occasion to disassemble it.
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Its definitely a 45 degree angle that sticks up. If I were you, I'd get a multi shelf to install at the end of the tub so stuff isn't showered on all the time. If this is just a stall only, the same if you have a flat wall.
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Hi Carol. I purchased this bath chair for my elderly mother, who cannot stand for long periods of time. I am very pleased with the purchase. The chair is completely padded, including the bars that sit on the edges of the tub, so it does not slip at all and is comfortable and easy to clean. It just rests on the long edges of the tub, and does not fasten permanently to the tub. But I view that as an advantage. For example, my sister and her husband are visiting me now and share that guest bathroom with our mom. So it is easy to just lift the chair off the tub when they want to shower. Finally, I like that the chair has arms and locks in position every 90 degrees because that makes my mom feel more secure. She is 90 years old and frail, so we now both feel safer when I have to bathe her. I would highly recommend this purchase, despite the price. I saw other across the tub bath chairs online that were not padded and did not seem as secure for about the same price, so I think this chair is worth it. Hope this review helps-Good Luck! Noreen