i have 58in form inside the tub to outside of the toilet what chair will i need
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I can't remember the dimensions we had on ours but we had to cut the chair rail down. If you have someone "handy" around it can easily be modified to fit.
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I have a measurement Of 54" from inside of tub to outside of toilet but have room beyond that of 64.5 if I remove the tissue holder, can you stop the chair from sliding mid range to accommodate use of toilet and make it secure?
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We got the Eagle heath part# 67993. 22.5''x 64.2''x 23.5'' inches. Our inside tub to outside of toilet measures 58'' inches. I hope this helps.
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Hello~ I am trying to understand your question, you asked, "what chair will I need"? ... the slide rails and chair comes as pictured. Please clarify, so I can help better. it is an awesome product.
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I did not keep this item as it was too wide for the chair I was using. However, you could ask someone at Amazon and speak with one of their customer assistance personnel. Joan
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You will need just 27" for her to walk into the bathtub/shower before she can sit down on the seat which would be behind the opening and add another 20" . In other words your opening has to be at least 50" to have enough room to move around to sit down. The seat has to position itself over the edge of the bathtub and 27" won't do it. It won't work with all four legs sitting in the bathtub. Or have the seat fold down from the wall. Old people don't like tight spaces or wiggly stuff but like lots of handle bars. My mom had plenty of room but would not use the seat. JJK
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I doubt it. I had to return one that I bought because the sizes they gave were for the box it came in, not the actual seat. If you don't need the backrest, I'd recommend Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench, which is what I finally purchased and am very satisfied with. The actual width to the outside of the feet is 15-1/2 inches, so I don't have to be concerned about the curvature of the tub. The seat fits well in my tub. Cut and past link below if you're not sure about the exact item. Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench, White I doubt it. I had to return one that I bought because the sizes they gave were for the box it came in, not the actual seat. If you don't need the backrest, I'd recommend Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench, which is what I finally purchased and am very satisfied with. The actual width to the outside of the feet is 15-1/2 inches, so I don't have to be concerned about the curvature of the tub. The seat fits well in my tub. Cut and past link below if you're not sure about the exact item. Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench,... » Read More I doubt it. I had to return one that I bought because the sizes they gave were for the box it came in, not the actual seat. If you don't need the backrest, I'd recommend Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench, which is what I finally purchased and am very satisfied with. The actual width to the outside of the feet is 15-1/2 inches, so I don't have to be concerned about the curvature of the tub. The seat fits well in my tub. Cut and past link below if you're not sure about the exact item. Ez2care Adjustable Lightweight Shower Bench, White « Show Less
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Looks to be 17" +/-. Keep in mind the rubber feet are rather large, with a flat bottom, and will conform to the curve of the tub. Mine sat on the curved edge of the tub, but never scratched anything. You will extend the feet outside longer, because the floor is lower than the tub bottom. Very, very sturdy. It takes up a lot of room in the tub. You can't stand behind it and shower, well, maybe, but it's so awkward you won't. But for someone who's between a walker and getting in unassisted, it's perfect. I'm 6'1 and 300# and I never felt like it was wobbly. It takes a little practice, you sit down outside, swing you legs in and then scoot over to inside. The shower curtain sits in the space between the outside and inside seats, works okay, no water flying. I used it every day until I was strong enough to get in for a shower standing (after knee replacement.)
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I wil have to now guess...WIDE I have large rectangle tub...barely fit...i used this once and it was HORRIBLE...difficult to move into other positions...no room to fit to do anything like stand up to get in or out...i tossed mine out and advertised it many places and only 2 came to view and not what they wanted...so there it sits as an additional chair out in back yard... for that it is okay and it appears to be size of walkway in yard. Plastic appears to be thick and sturdy, the legs are aluminum and rubber clunkers at bottom do keep it from sliding around if you have room. I found an old wooden chair and put marine shellac on it to protect from water...it was smaller but still not what I wanted.....I am still looking for metal stool... wish you well....might suggest you visit one of those stores for people with special needs and see all available.....watch for their sales....or try hardware store that has those plastic bins that stack. drape bathmat over top to sit on and allow you no marks on tush. hope this helps....price was right and delivery time was fast.
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I think the height of the toilet, this one is chair height and the other is standard height. I went to Lowes.com and compared both toilets
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I would say no because my tub measures 20" across the bottom and the chair top measures 22" and it fits perfect with no room to really spare.
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The chair is adjustable for the height of the tub side. It is @40" from front to back. You want to make sure that there is room from where the chair sits in the tub to where the shower head is. I installed a hand held shower for convenience. A nice curtain is "On the Right Track" as it is configured for chairs like this although you can buy a cheap curtain and cut it to fit if you want to .
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Hi, sorry for the delay in getting back to you. My chair's legs are 15 inches apart so you are fine. I use it in a bathtub and I have no problems. I find the chair study and well made. You have to put it together. My roommate did it for me and he tightened the screws well.
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This chair will fit most tubs. The legs adjust up and down for the height of the side of the tub. We needed it to fit outside the tub and fit inside the flat part of the bottom of the tub. We attached a flex hose shower heat (like in an RV) so that when seated on the chair mom could shower setting down. The swivel chair really makes it nice.
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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...
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The span from the outside edge of the legs is 15". I have a medical supply shower stool and that was 20". I think it would be fine in the tub. It has rubber feet and is very stable. It is heavy, so if it needs to be moved in and out of the tub frequently that could be an issue if you have limited mobility.
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There are two possible solutions here. One is to get a long or extra long bench so that the bench sticks out further from the outside wall of the tub. This gives room to sit on it outside. The lengths of the benches are as follows: Regular: 39.5-40.5"; Long: 43-44"; XL: 48-49". The second, and more popular, choice is to get an Eagle bench which is sliding and swivels. That way the seat can be facing outside the tub and then be swiveled to face the shower and slides into the tub. Bill Keene 954-421-3169 Boca Home Medical Solutions
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I'm eighty-eight and getting fairly decrepit. I had no trouble assembling it or lifting the crate at the door. Fits comfortably in the bathtub. Holds my weight with no problem. I weigh under 155 and the chair I sent for a gift was for a heavier person and there were no complaints. I sit under the shower and can hold on to the chair when I stand. It does not slide when in the tub. What else can I say? It is better than the one that I got after hip surgery eighteen years ago. Well worth the money.
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I installed the seat on the Happy D toilet as part of a bath remodel for a client so I can't measure it for you . You can get a spec sheet pdf of the toilet from the Duravit site and it will have all the dimensions you need. I hope.
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the width is 17 1/2 in... the width of the seat is 21 in... My bathtub has a soap dish in the tile on the side wall. that stick out into the tubrea a few inches...At the height I have the chair it just fits... less than 1/4 in to spare...any lower or higher I would not be able to use chair in my bathtub.I hope this helps & you can use the chair. I am handicapped & was always tense & anxoius that I might fall etc. This chair has made all the difference. I can relax while bathing.