I have an old claw foot tub that has pretty high sides. How high can the sides of the tub be?
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What I can tell you is the seat goes from a height of 3 inches above the tub bottom to a height of 18 inches above the tub bottom. Hope that helps you.
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On receiving this question I measured my tub and it is 17" across the flat bottom, although the sides are 'curved' upward from the bottom, giving a bit more room across from side to side as you go up the tub walls. The stool turned upside down and measured from the very *outside* of the rubber feet is a bit less than 14", plus you can slightly turn the stool to gain a little more room. It is billed as being for "smaller" tubs. I believe my tub is called "standard size." However, I have a standard bench-type stool that will NOT fit cross-wise in my tub so I had to sit on it like a horse (not good); this one is substantially smaller and fits just fine and is stable.
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No problems. Looking at the bar I think it would go to an inch. Just measured it and we have a four inch tub. Hope that helps.
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I am not sure that they would be secure or sturdy enough for claw tub legs. They are heavy-duty plastic, but I would not want to rely on them to hold a tub, water and person!
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It's a "possibility", in that there is a decent, adjustable span, to fit more than one tub edge. You may get a more positive answer if you contacted the manufacturer. Good luck!
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I think it would fit. I used it in a small conventional tub. I think it may fit better in a footed tub. I found the height a slight issue. It did not adjust down enough for me. I was sitting near the top of the rim of the tub. I do however have a very small bathroom with a correspondingly compact tub. It is very good quality.
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On the sides, I would say approximately 4 inches of clearance is needed AT MOST. The tubing is approx. 1.5 inches and you would probably want an inch or so of space between the tubing and the hot tub.
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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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Extends 13 1/2 inches up from Tub. I use daily for 6 months. Makes Tub entry and exit easily. JC Hall
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I don't have a claw tub but am inclined to agree with Dorothy Wolfe's comments. I will say if you can make it work you will not be disappointed in the product used as designed. It has been a lifesaver for me.
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I haven't measured it; however, I have a very old standard bathtub and it is a little longer than the bottom of it. It likes about 4 inches being as wide.
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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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From the wall to the edge of my tub is right at 25ins, at my shoulder height it's right at 35ins, I'm 5'8, absolutely love mine!
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As you can see the legs slant outwards at the bottom and would need at least 16 1/2 inches to fit in your tub. I use mine in a large shower which has plenty of room to move around.
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I don't know anything about that tub. The stems are 4 " center, if the holes in the tub are in that neighborhood you should be ok.
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My tub is old, thick walled...somewhere between 4 to 5! inches probably (I'm not home tonite so can't measure). I'm very happy with the durability and it clamps on tight. Not beautiful to look at but great for what it's designed for,Carol
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Just leaning on it (force straight down) would be almost unlimited, just as much as the tub side wall could with stand. Side to side force, in other words, trying to pull its mount off the tub wall is very high as well. I'm 250 and I feel like I could swing on this thing. Really a strong connection to the tub. You won't be dissapointed.