I have shower doors on my tub. From the frame to a door open as far to the right is exactly 25". Can it be used w/legs folded in 1/2,even if tilted?
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Frame fully opened is 26" from either side. If legs are folded the leg end to the other is 27.5". Not sure if this is what you were looking for.
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You can definitely use it even if it's tilted. It would be best with the legs but it would be fine if it's balanced and off the floor.
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I am not sure that I completely understand your situation, but I think the answer is yes. It can be used with legs folded and it can be used tilted with legs folded. You would have to allow for the full 26" one direction.
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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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If you want the entire bench to sit in a garden tub sideways, yeah, it just might! For proper use (one leg outside the tub and the other legs inside the tub) no, this would not be a good choice. This is by far the shortest seat length shower bench there is!
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Our door was 30 inches. The height was not an issue. We just turned it sideways
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hi LC - short answer: we do not have a standard bathtub and we used the chair in a square shaped shower, so I don't know if this would fit a standard tub or not .... I could measure the leg dimensions and reply if you'd like me to. The chair worked very well, but understand it has to fit your tub to be useful. Dale
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I don't think so. I just did a fold at the top for so it would not drag the floor and get stepped on. and you could do a fold on the sides. Just depends on the size of your door. I love these screen doors.
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Not perfectly. Ours is slightly bent. Door won't close. 2 1/8 in. Thick door. It's a gamble at 2 in. A bit under 2 and I would say its ok.
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We don't fold ours in half. My spouse uses a bath sheet and we just sort of gather it on the top rod of the unit. It works fine and does well. We don't have a problem with it.
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The stool is quite small to tuck into the shower corner which is what I wanted. It is very sturdy and I suspect it would carry the weight but the actual seat is very small so I guess it would depend how the weight is distributed. Honestly, I use mine to prop my legs up for shaving and scrubbing feet which it seems best suited for unless one has a small bottom. Hope this helps
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The legs would be too wide for a standard tub. The width of the back legs is just shy of 28 inches and the front legs is 27 inches.
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I just measured mine, door opening is 23", door to wall is 28. I have a square shower, small, that I regularly use, and the chair was too big there, which is why I went into the larger one. There is always the possibility of putting it in overhead, if your door to wall space is larger than the chair. I also faced the shower head and that worked fine.
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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.
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I have the medium. The leg outside spread measures 27 inches. I don't think it would fit in my tub.
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The mat is actually about 25 inches....I can't see you folding it smaller that. I would not suggest cutting the mat....I would suggest buying a smaller one if you can find one.
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no. the back support and side rail can come off so that it can be used from a right or left side tub. the legs do come off but still leaving a few inches of tubing on the frame. i would not suggest using anything that folds. i would imagine it would be too wobbly and could collapse very easily. i have been using these benches for over 20 years. the only style i use or recommend.
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Sorry, it's 25" Don't see how you could reduce it that far. Maybe 3" could be gained by removing wheels, legs etc. but that's about it.
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Sorry I just saw this. I think the legs would be too far apart to fit in tub. We LOVE this tub and my doggies are a lot cleaner these days b/c easy to use, but I use outdoors