How does this rail attach to the tub?Will it adjust in height?Will it fit a clawfoot tub?
1687394
There is some amount for adjustment but I do not know how much. This was installed for my parents' tub. I do not know if this is compatible for a claw foot tub. You may try calling the manufactuere's customer support for assistance.
1687395
It is height adjustable and should work on a clawfoot tub - unless the tub is very high.
2215785
My tub is against the wall and the D ring bracket, once attached to the wall, is level with the other side of the tub. I am not sure if this will help you but I want to add that my tub is 30 inches wide.
93799
There are two pieces that join in the middle to make one long rail. I don't think it adjusts. I'm not sure if you can purchase other rails to attach to it or not.
1426294
Multiple sections containing a heavy duty spring to adjust tension are inserted into one another to make it extremely adjustable to virtually any height. I use it tub to ceiling, know it will fit floor to ceiling with standard height 8 foot ceilings and have previously used it in a shower stall at a height of around 4 1/2 feet to shelf to ceiling.
1087034
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.
831738
Not sure what you mean by, "garden tub." But I used it as a wall mount for my claw foot tub.
1790556
There are several height adjustments for each leg. The minimum height adjustment appears to be 18 3/4 inches from floor to top of seat. By removing the telescoping legs there is enough room on the aluminum frame to cut to the needed 6 inch height. The inside tube framing is slightly smaller so you will need to buy 4 rubber feet from you local hardware store to prevent marring the tub.
51324
You would need to have enough of a rim on the wall side of the tub. It's perfect for my claw foot and I'm extremely happy with it.
1945678
Yes it can fit, that is how I have it installed. It comes with an extra pole to extend from floor to ceiling if there is no ledge on your tub.
1836487
The directions say 60" above edge of tub and and you offset I think about 3" to the outside of tub. So whatever material you have there you will need to drill into to anchor it.
1198172
It did not fit our regular tub so it was returned. Not sure about claw foot tubs.
1955191
In our bathroom that would be about one foot, but the tub rim is slightly curved.It's a good strong grip - provided you keep tightening it. It has worked for us, even though my husband at times has to rely on it heavily.
1111592
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
39035
I also have a 4 1/2 ft tub, it fits fine over the tub opening. It is metal tubing, painted white. All pieces shown are included including hardware.
699410
The safety bar clamps together at the bottom opening and you adjust it by rotating a dial on the outside front.....yes it is great for me. I put it at front end of tub and can steady myself to step over the edge. Keep it steady/tight.
1450114
o it doesn't fit a "standard"size tub. But it doesn't need to. It doesn't touch the floor.
1334631
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.