The inside pad looks like it could adjust to the sloping angle of the inside of the tub. Is that correct?
808703
Love this item. A must have of you need stability to get in and out of your tub,i purchased this for my 86 yr mom perfect and totally stable. Recommend A++
38369
- These "could" work from the inside out...BUT...I've found that the tub safety handle, suction cup handles and shower seat are not at the correct height (too low now) thus making it difficult to stand and maneuver on the platform while in the tub.- I mainly use it for entering the tub then remove the step entirely for exiting.- Hope this helps.
681794
The chair can go back to where the tub curves up. The room from the up curve forward is all you will get. I set my chair partially on the up curve. Bathmaster tells you what the max slope to put it on, but it is pretty obvious. Measure the length of the tub in the flat area only and it is less about 3.5 inches. I gain a few inches by pushing into the curve, but my tub is VERY short.
1482072
It gives about a 45 degree tilt of the head.... you can aim it at your feet or the far end of the tub. If that isn't enough then maybe the hand held unit with hose is more for u.
1687395
It is height adjustable and should work on a clawfoot tub - unless the tub is very high.
1929598
Depends on the shower head...most are adjustable and will "rotate" slightly to compensate for this angle.
896867
Yes, it ought to work just fine. It fastens to the inside wall in two places, and to the ceiling in one place. It should not cause any interference with the wall faucet/shower. I was able to cut it to size (along the straight side) to fit my small clawfoot perfectly. You may have to take some precise measurements and cut it to fit the area of your tub, but it should work just fine.
1913188
Honestly, I don't think it will work for your type of tub. The rollers use a catch inside the mount that is set and cannot be adjusted. I believe that the angle of your tub would cause the rollers to slope toward the tub. The only way that I could see this working is if you build a wedge behind the mount to account for the slope in your tub. Hope this helps.
1459116
My tub is smooth but it seems to me that the pad needs to have a lot of surface to grab onto. If you put it on a textured surface, I think it might not stay down as long. I have discovered that you need to keep it clean: soap scum makes it less non-skid.
1428872
not sure, this was a gift for a hot tub (brand and model unknown) with rather thick walls. It did adjust but not sure of the dementions. Sorry !
1978114
Yes, the 2 legs that go into the tub have those adjustable pins/holes on them.
2000946
Not sure, but we have a standard size tub and it worked very well, supporting up to 300 lbs. There are sliding knobs (4) that adjust to fit the inside of the tub that prevents any possible slips.
1054179
Yes it does. They are a screw type adjustable leg, and they can be adjusted up or down depending on the height of your tub.
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!
1441015
Yes. It will swivel to face the taps or face the end of the tub. Best thing I ever bought for my 89 year old mum. It is wonderful!
375127
I am fairly sure it will... it opens wide enough to go over lip of tub and then the area that tightens would be below the lip. I think it would be ok...
449740
It's reversible, since its a drop in tub it doesn't matter which side you put it. if it had a sidewall it would be one or the other.