how far out past the toilet do the front legs sit? What are the Inches from front to back legs? Have doorway.
151940
How far past the toilet do the front legs sit depends on the size of your tank and toilet. The bar in the back of the stand actually bumps out further back from the legs. So, the distance from the back of that brace (that would set against the toilet tank) to the joint of the front legs is about 19 1/2". The leg joints as well as the rubber feet are slightly larger than the tubes of the legs.Hope this helps.
151941
The legs are 17" out to out from front to back. The back piece rests up against the tank so measure out 17" from the tank.
151942
Legs extend beyond toilet front approximately 3 inches.Distance between front & back legs is approximately 17 & 1/2 inches.
950154
I have these stools, but am unsure of your question. Do you mean, what is the distance from the front of the seat to the back of the backrest? That is about 18-19 inches. I hope that helps.
413866
Fits thru the door if you recline the back and turn it sideways. Our doors are standard 36". Nice piece, very comfortable.
88940
Doorways are different depending on the area of the house. Generall bathroom doors are 24", front doors are around 30", so a standard doorway is 24"-32", Bedroom doorways are usually 26" or 28" Standard isn't really as standard as they would have you believe.
1183045
12.5 inches from bottom of a front leg to the flat (where your child sits) of the seat.
651583
Dimensions are a little off in the description here...just measured ours and the total depth is 27"(seat back to front). The depth of the actual seat is about 20". The height from the seat to the floor is about 18".
661123
This toilet measures 15 inches from the floor to the top of the seat. I am 5'8" and I fit on it comfortably.
2172521
Space between rear legs is 26 1/2". Between front legs is 12". From front to rear about 9 1/2".
1029885
There is about 3 inches on either side from the toilet seat. It would not accommodate a really large person. The handles are about a inch on so and there is a grip for handles as you can see in the picture.
1417138
The standard toilet height without seat used to be around 14", the trend these days is slightly taller. For a toilet to meet the ADA accessibility requirements it must be between 17"-19" tall. I have seen this also referred to as "comfort height". With a longer lower leg you may well prefer the taller model.
932469
With the legs set at the lowest height, the distance from one outside leg to the other (width) is 14 1/2 inches. Diagonally, it is 19 inches. If the seat is at the highest setting, outside to outside width is 15 1/4 inches, diagonally, it is 20 inches. Front to back is 14 inches
2071910
The space between the bottom edge and the floor is only 1-3/4". However the back side is completely straight down the leg. Is sits in front of our baseboards nicely. This has been a very nice unit.
1031009
Approximately 5 feet. Definitely long enough to reach to either side of the toilet.
1204330
With the toilet tank 1 and 1/2" away from the wall, the front end of the seat is about 27 inches away from the wall. This is with a regular bowl, not an elongated bowl.
1394255
The approximate height of a typical toilet seat is around 16" tall, you can measure yours to the seat, and subtract the 9" height of the toilet stool ~ which leaves approximately 7" ~ and decide from that.
49742
Mine measures about 20 inches. Personally, I love this stool. It's clean in design, no fancy bells and whistles. Hint for extra care: This comes shipped with a plastic cover over each leg. I left them in place to keep water from getting in the adjustment holes of the legs.
1961815
Fully extended, it's about 20.5 inches from the floor to the top of the seat (where your butt touches the seat that is).