would this be big enough to go around a clawfoot tub?
524257
I think around 3 sides of a 4' claw tub (that's what I have in another bathroom), but not entirely around it
524258
Sorry Jessica, but it's a standard width shower curtain and therefore will not be wide enough to reach all the way around a clawfoot tub. You'll have to find a shower curtain of a wider width designed especially for a clawfoot tub.
524259
It is not extra wide. My best guess would be no, it would be helpful if you could provide the width you are looking to cover.
524260
Hi Jessica, I haven't owned a clawfoot before but my guess would be no, it isn't wide enough to go all the way around. Just a guess tho.
524261
Probably not. It's just a regular size shower curtain. My tub is 5 feet across and it fits with very little extra.
870024
It should. As long as the tub has an even width, it should snug in tightly. If the tub curves,widens in the middle and tapers on both ends, the grab bar should still fit but not as tight as you would like it to, regardless of where on the tub you put it, thus, you wont feel that secure.
2079034
My tub is 30" wide at the place where I expand the caddy. It's very stable at that point so I'm sure that if I needed it to expand further it could. Hope that helps you.
1276365
yes to all questions. Make sure you have someone set it up to fit your tub.Have someone that has used one to give you instruction on how to use it safely.you wll love it Norma
1338290
It depends how big your tub is, but when I used it in our tub there was still room towards the back just not a lot of room.
699694
Our clawfoot tub had a fake wall built at the front end to accommodate the plumbing in the past and we replaced that faucet with a more modern one (done by plumber). We bought this Kingston one with the flexible stems(these worked great) to replace what we did. If yours mounts on the tub I think this should work. Just make sure of all your measurements and look at the pictures of the product to be sure you think it will work. There are other Kingston faucets that work for different situations. I love ours and how it looks.
1450114
o it doesn't fit a "standard"size tub. But it doesn't need to. It doesn't touch the floor.
209697
Yes. It is very sturdy, folds into a very compact size, and the extension bar is great for holding on while using it. It would work. But when I picture you tub, I wonder if it deserves something prettier to look at.
894120
Good question - since most clawfoot tubs are in older houses with tall ceilings. We just used a peice of chain to lengthen the rod. It was a rental house, and we're already moved on so I don't have a picture. By the way, this product worked for us - it is definitely a little more on the less-quality side of things (just light-gauge materials, overall cheap feel to it). It worked for what we wanted, and would buy one again. If it were my house, I would just get rid of the tub for something more usable. You end up with nowhere to put shampoo or soap.
760098
Depending how agile you are this may work. My concern would be stepping down into the tub, would your footing be stable? The bar works well as an aid for balance but is not as stable as a wall mounted safety bar
1106426
If your tub is 17 inches wide you should not have much of a problem. With a flange around the soft rubber caps on the legs it is 18 inches wide but if you need to you could cut the flange off to fit the tub .BTW the only assembly I had to do was to slide the seat back into place and boy is this thing sturdy.
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Yes, but you probably will have to get a clawfoot tub shower kit similar to the one at this link: http://www.vintagetub.com/asp/product_detail.asp?item_no=RM168C&utm;_id=IDK15 . While not cheap, it comes with everything you need: shower curtain rod, shower head, hand held shower head, etc. Shop around & you may find what you want that's less expensive. We bought a similar one and it looks great and works like a charm! Good luck!
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.
1905887
A lot would depend on the styling of your tub. Older tubs may have a wide enough rim, but newer ones or molded tubs may not. You would need a good 2 inches for the side legs to sit securely, and the normal, wider corner.
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
567849
yes it's could. If misfitted you can buy a little adaptor for your garden tub
1354638
I wouldn't think it would. The way the base mounts there wouldn't be a spot on a round tub to secure it.