Would this tub fit inside a regular bathtub? Or could you put just the front legs in the bathtub and the back 2 on the floor??
444221
You could not fit the tub inside a standard bathtub, but you could probably fit the back legs, since that's where it drains from and it could drain right into the bathtub.
444222
The width of the legs from side to side is 27" so, unless you have a huge bathtub, one side of the Booster Bath will have to remain outside. I would recommend putting the back end in your tub since that's the side with the drain hole.
444223
Only the front legs would fit. Or 1 front and 1 back leg. Too wide to put the whole bath into the tub.
444224
I don't think that it could fit in a regular tub, but you could fit the back legs of the bath booster in though. It wouldn't work well in a small bathroom, best for outside use because you have to hookup the sprayer to the water hose.
1859660
Sorry this took me so long - been behind in email. Here's the dimensions as shown on box: weight capacity = 75lb. Tub itself is 33"long, 16.75"wide, 10"deep: when set up on legs, tub is 23" off floor, 25" to the 'U' entrance to tub, and 32" from floor to rim of tub; the label says it's footprint is 27" wide and 41" long, with the overall height after assembly 32" from floor. Ours is still in box so I can't answer about it fitting in a tub, although my tub which is small, it wouldn't fit into I'm sure. :)
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I don't think 2 would fit in a standard tub but if you had a large tub like one that you would see in maybe a master bathroom, that might work but measuring it would be give you a better answer. I have basically the same comment as Jackie439, my baby out grow this fast... like in 2-3 months fast and then we just started placing him in the tub directly which worked out great. Though we did love this for the 2-3 months we used it because my baby didn't really sit up that well and didn't like lying down anymore in his infent bath tub (the one that fits in a sink) and this tub was great in supporting him sitting up. I hope this was useful! I don't think 2 would fit in a standard tub but if you had a large tub like one that you would see in maybe a master bathroom, that might work but measuring it would be give you a better answer. I have basically the same comment as Jackie439, my baby out grow this fast... like in 2-3 months fast and then we just started placing him in the tub directly which worked out great. Though we did love this for the 2-3 months we used it because my baby didn't really sit up that well and didn't like lying down anymore in his infent bath tub (the one that fits in a sink) and this tub was great in... » Read More I don't think 2 would fit in a standard tub but if you had a large tub like one that you would see in maybe a master bathroom, that might work but measuring it would be give you a better answer. I have basically the same comment as Jackie439, my baby out grow this fast... like in 2-3 months fast and then we just started placing him in the tub directly which worked out great. Though we did love this for the 2-3 months we used it because my baby didn't really sit up that well and didn't like lying down anymore in his infent bath tub (the one that fits in a sink) and this tub was great in supporting him sitting up. I hope this was useful! « Show Less
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Both front and back legs are 18" wide (across) but this is from the middle to middle of the legs, so it may be too wide for your tub. I would estimate an overall width to be closer to 20". The seat itself is 16" across, and inside the arms is 18". I have found this chair to be sturdy and steady.
1114717
I would say this tub is too big for a bathroom sink. You might could set it over the sink and really have it sitting on the counter. In my kitchen the seat part sits on the counter and the legs sit on the middle divider of my kitchen sink. Just measure your counter and make sure that you would have enough room to do that with. My Grandson loves this tub!
474954
I don't know about putting the tub indoors, but it has to be on a flat surface, with nthing under it.Put it on a flat surface with nothing under it. Need a grounded outlet. (wish I had an indoor area for it). Lucky you. If you need more info on it, why not call Bestway directly - they could tell you more and they're nice people.
1522485
Just make sure you have a standard height tub..... Around 14 inches or so....That's all you need .... Two legs sit inside the tub and two outside... It's a great product...Just remember to lube the rails around every 6 uses or so with WD-40...
617302
Rough guess is about close to 2 feet wide, possibly slightly more, since the bottom of the legs flare out to support the weight of the tub better. Unless you have an extremely large tub, I highly doubt it would fit, since tubs have that curve between floor and sides. If you had a walk-in shower, that would be best. Otherwise, you'll have to use the tub outside or in the garage.
2251225
Two of these would not fit in a standard size tub. Each takes up about 2/3-3/4 of the tub. You could *maybe* fit two infants in one of these, but only up to about 6-9 months before they would start really getting in the way of each other.
682714
You can put it in the bathtub if it fits. We put it in a walk-in shower- a guest bathroom. Can be quickly disassembled if we need to use that shower, which is rare.
349344
As you can see the legs slant outwards at the bottom and would need at least 16 1/2 inches to fit in your tub. I use mine in a large shower which has plenty of room to move around.
752320
Yes, you can fit 2 in a regular tub. They are about as long as the tub is wide.
1859662
I have the medium. The leg outside spread measures 27 inches. I don't think it would fit in my tub.
2251220
Yes, 2 would fit. They would take up most of a standard size tub length wise. But, since they are narrower than a tub, you could definately arrange 2 in the tub . By the way, I loved this for my daughter. It was soft and I could take my hands off of her, which would be a plus with twins.
210347
I measured the legs from left to right and front to back and they are about 17-1/2 inches apart in the front and on the side. Are you measuring your tub right? It sounds very narrow.
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Dear Mr. Hinman; would it be possible for you to measure the width of the legs on your chair for me? Front legs from side to side and back legs from side to side. It looks like the perfect chair for me, but would sure hate to order something that's too wide for the tub. My tub is 22 in. wide and any more than that would be sitting on the curved part of the tub. Please advise and thank you so very much! Terri M.
875130
I wouldn't put it in the bathtub. The whale and the play rings are pretty large in size and might not fit the sides of the tub.