Will it clear 19"-20" tub sides and are the legs spanning the tub at least 30" apart? Large tub. No adjacent toilet.
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Yes it will clear the 19 - 20" tub, and the center legs are adjustable width wise.
1875821
Yes, it will probably clear the tub. If it does not, there are 4" leg extensions available. The middle legs on this tub-to-toilet bench are totally adjustable up to about 53 inches. The just slide over the center rails. Of more concern should be the fact that this transfer bench is 64.5 inches long and the total length can not be adjusted. So, if you are only needing to span a normal size tub, and have no toilet why do you need one this long? And do you need a cutout seat with a back? The normal transfer benches come in there basic lengths - Regular: 39.5-40.5; Long: 43-44; XL: 48-49". Bill Keene 954-421-3169 Boca Home Medical Solutions Yes, it will probably clear the tub. If it does not, there are 4" leg extensions available. The middle legs on this tub-to-toilet bench are totally adjustable up to about 53 inches. The just slide over the center rails. Of more concern should be the fact that this transfer bench is 64.5 inches long and the total length can not be adjusted. So, if you are only needing to span a normal size tub, and have no toilet why do you need one this long? And do you need a cutout seat with a back? The normal transfer benches come in there basic lengths - Regular: 39.5-40.5; Long: 43-44; XL:... » Read More Yes, it will probably clear the tub. If it does not, there are 4" leg extensions available. The middle legs on this tub-to-toilet bench are totally adjustable up to about 53 inches. The just slide over the center rails. Of more concern should be the fact that this transfer bench is 64.5 inches long and the total length can not be adjusted. So, if you are only needing to span a normal size tub, and have no toilet why do you need one this long? And do you need a cutout seat with a back? The normal transfer benches come in there basic lengths - Regular: 39.5-40.5; Long: 43-44; XL: 48-49". Bill Keene 954-421-3169 Boca Home Medical Solutions « Show Less
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I measured as best I could with legs in highest position. The clearance below the lowest point (the sliders on the seat that connect it to the frame sit lowest) is about 19 1/2. I'd say you probably want the tub height to be below 19"...maybe 19 1/4. Hope that helps!
1106425
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".
76451
From outer edges the handles are 20", just slightly larger than the average toilet tank. Hope this is what you need and it will work for you.
1683225
our grate is 20" includng the slanted legs. I just measured from bottom of leg to bottom of other leg and it was a perfect 20".
1926243
The bathtub transfer bench is 20" from the floor to the seat. Hope this helps.
839844
Mine works fine with a ledge of about 1.5" at the back end and about one inch at the front end. (the ledge is wider toward to back of the tub narrowing toward the middle of the tub.) However, I would say a down sie of this bench is that it is difficult to keep clean at the area where it meets the inside ledge of the tub. Another reason to consider a shower stool/seat instead.
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Wendi, the wood is only 19" long, and the outside of my tub is 25" wide. The wall side only takes up about 2 1/2 inches and the open side will extend to make the total of 25". It would even work if it were about 21" in all - both side extend. Hope this works for you. I enjoy mine. I hesitated spending that much, but my husband thought it was a good idea for me as I love to read in the tub. Let me know how it works. Butterfly lady (Barb)
2190159
Yes, I cut about 18 inches off mine to fit into a small bathroom. Works really well and you can't beat the price!
2242348
16'' x 32'' you do know only 2 legs set in the tub and other 2 set on floor so it will fit any tub
1313748
From tub bottom to seat top edge is just over 17"... not too low, not too high. The seat is indented so overall that part is lower.
2032348
Using my trusted 18" ruler, it appears to me that when including the width of the rubber grommet that the legs fit into, the width is exactly 18". Therefore also taking the shape of the tub into consideration and that they are usually not flat but curved at their base I would agree that the chair would not fit safely into the tub and therefore would not purchase this item. If you had another half inch I would still be uncomfortable about the fit. I recommend NOT buying this item.
1360712
Actually had to return this. the maximum width of the side of the tub was less than the width of the size of my tub. If you look closely at the pictures of it attached to a tub, you see it only goes for a narrow tub side.
1316936
Assuming that you want to know if it will fit in your tub(?), I measured from the outside edge of the leg to outside edge of legFront: 15 1/2 " back 16"
2000747
Depth is 13" (from front leg to rear leg). Front legs are 13 1/4" wide, rear legs are 19" wide. These are outside measurements-measuring from outer side of the rubber feet. Fits perfectly in my standard side tub.
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my husband measured the unit and he said it measures not quite 19" (without the side skirts) Hope this helps.
1079043
I got this bench for my daughter who was visiting. It is put away now and I can't recall exactly what the clearance was, but it was something like 17 1/2 inches. This was not enough to clear our tub. So we ordered 6" extension legs from Carex (product # FGB16100 0000, Transfer Bench Extension Legs) and it worked fine. If you can't get to them on the website (which seems not to be accessible at this moment), their phone number is 1-800-526-8051 and e-mail is customerservice@carex.com. I found them very helpful.