Tub is slightly less than 20.5 inches wide. Will the chair portion fit (not the side part that sits outside the tub)? Thanks.
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The seat width in the specs for this device is listed at 17 inches. Even with some splay in the legs it should fit inside 20.5 inches.
2250145
I think it might be too big for your tub. If you don't need a back, try looking at the round seat that rotates. Good luck!
2038409
You probably don't need this answer after this much time - sorry, I missed the email until just now, cleaning up old emails. Anyway, just in case, I measure the width of the feet at 18.0". BTW, probably doesn't come into play unless the tub is narrow and tall, but the width of the armrests at the top is actually a bit more, at 21.5".
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".
40873
If that's the standard tub size then yes it will fit. I bought one for my mother who has a shower/tub and it works well for her. She has enough room to stand or sit
885074
The wooden bamboo part is 18.5 inches and with the metal included in the width it is a total of 27 inches so I would say it would fit and just have a little of the wire hanging off the side (which is usually how I used mine anyway, despite having a larger tub).
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My tub size is approximately 16 inches wide but shower seat legs width are about 18 inches. Too wide for my tub which made seat wobbly. A wider tub would be perfect for the seat. It can still be used length wise in tub, but make sure you have a long cord showerhead. Hope this answers your question.
885076
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)
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From outside leg to outside leg it is 17 1/2 inches. The thing that may be a problem for you are the arms. They are 22 inches wide. If you have a lip on the inside of the tub it may still work. If you have a grab bar you may be able to do away with the inside arm.
654309
The legs/base are slightly angled; it fits nicely in my standard size tub. Base footprint is just a few inches larger than the seat size. Great deal for a sturdy and safe bath chair. Also, it does not fill with water as other chairs tend to do.
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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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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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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.
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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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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.
287643
The chair sits on the tub rim securely you adjust the width based on the width of the tub. The only issue I found was the distance between the seat and the side of the tub made it a little difficult to manover my mom, but that was not a big issue.
444223
Only the front legs would fit. Or 1 front and 1 back leg. Too wide to put the whole bath into the tub.