how wide is left to right of legs. The tub is just 17" wide. Also, can this be used without the back or would it be less stable?
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My tub is also 17" across and the fit was very comfortable. It can be used without the back but if you have someone who is not that sturdy or who can't sit/stand without assistance or who appears to be physically weak, the back offers more stability. The chair is very sturdy and the legs can be lifted if needed.
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The legs are 20 inches wide. The average bath tub is 24-30 inches, so I would say yes.
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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.
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You can place the bench as for from the front of the tub as you want. The legs are adjustable both the set inside the tub and outside. It's totally up to your preference.
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Hi Terri..... I installed this chair for my mom following her hip surgery, and she LOVES it still! Very solid and safe. I do NOT know the dimensions of her tub, (she is out of town), but it was a standard tub and it fir fine, but it has to stay about 6" from the back of the tub because of the curve of the tub. the back legs need the full width of the tub. I have showered there myself WITH the chair in and theres still plenty of room. I hope this helps! I do highly recommend this chair.
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Patty Mae, sorry but the chair measures 20 1/2 inches across so it won't fit an 18 inch tub.
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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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Legs are 17" wide but seat is 22 " wide so chair does not work in standard bathtub
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Only the front legs would fit. Or 1 front and 1 back leg. Too wide to put the whole bath into the tub.
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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
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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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You should look for a smaller version. This is a fairly large chair. I have to turn it sideways to store and one side has to stay outside the tub! It is a great chair but large!
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from the angle shown. looks like this tub can be installed either left or right.
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Yes, the legs are 18 inches from side to side. It fits very well in our shower/tub bath.
444222
The width of the legs from side to side is 27" so, unless you have a huge bathtub, one side of the Booster Bath will have to remain outside. I would recommend putting the back end in your tub since that's the side with the drain hole.
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Hello sir, we would like to inform you as you see in the picture, the holding arm is adjustable, and if it is needed, you could adjust the height according to your tub. And the total height is 122cm. May it help you.If it is needed, you may contact us(Faucetland) by email and we will provide a full dimension drawing to you. Thank you!
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Mine works fine with a ledge of about 1.5" at the back end and about one inch at the front end. (the ledge is wider toward to back of the tub narrowing toward the middle of the tub.) However, I would say a down sie of this bench is that it is difficult to keep clean at the area where it meets the inside ledge of the tub. Another reason to consider a shower stool/seat instead.