I havea entry way that is tricky. would this work outside the bathroom for balance?
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must have wood backing for 9" center to center can not be install to sheetrock wall only screw much be installed inn wood
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That shouldn't be a problem. I'm not exactly sure of the tallest point, but it would help anyone (except maybe Shaquille O'Neal) getting in and out. I'm only 5'4" and it gives me security not only for getting in and out, but something to hold onto while washing my legs and feet. Mine is placed towards the front of the tub by the faucets so I have plenty of room to step in without it intruding on the ability to reach the faucets.
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Yes; this unit is on castors and should not be a problem for anyone to move around. However, extra care should be taken when rolling on thick carpeting or over the threshold of a doorway.
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It is a square box so why would you turn it on its side? As silly as it may seem, I guess it can be run on its side but don't know the longer term consequences and I'm sure Crane will advise against it. Use in a bathroom is not different than use in a bedroom so long as you don't stick in a tub of water. Please don't construe my comments as warranty or confirmation.
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It "might" stand on a counter with a little modification but I don't believe it would be steady. It is designed for wall mount inside the shower.
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Do not purchase this item..I did and returned it...if you dont have a certain entrance it does not work...you can just push it out of the way..
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There would have to be some sort of a ledge (of greater than 2") in order for this to stay over the tub. It definitely needs support on both sides.
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When you put it together you can choose which side to put the entrance. I hope this helps. ~Tina~
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It was easy to attach the handle, but it's not so easy to move it around. It doesn't fit through normal doorways with the handle. The handle does offer more security against falling or losing your balance.
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The stand would be strong enought to support the weight but it is somewhat narrow so ensure it would not be next to an opening/hallway where someone might accidentally run into it and knock it off.
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I mounted mine a half inch outside the vertical shower surround. Also be mindful of possible interference with bathroom door. Love the extra space.
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If you want it stay on straight line, then it has to be against wall. I own the gates, it could stand on by itself, how ever won't very stable, 'cause any movement could make it fall.
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i would not recommend that. The pole and basket are heavy enough where I would be concerned it would tip over, especiallyif you have the basket fully extended. I also put it together myself. I am not very handy and was able to do it all until I got to the last few steps. some larger wrenches definitely made a difference in knocking it out. Follow the directions and go slowly to make sure nothing is put on backwards.
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Yes, as long as I don't have a towel hanging behind it. If it is just up against the wall it stays up just fine.
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it would be a squeeze- possibly not wide enough... also when door is installed, not much room to walk through opening as a human!
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The unit can befreestanding as long as you have a very flat floor surrounding the toilet. Once built see if it fits flush against the wall. If not, I advise using the two screws to secure it.
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The stool is quite small to tuck into the shower corner which is what I wanted. It is very sturdy and I suspect it would carry the weight but the actual seat is very small so I guess it would depend how the weight is distributed. Honestly, I use mine to prop my legs up for shaving and scrubbing feet which it seems best suited for unless one has a small bottom. Hope this helps