If used in a shower is there a way to close the shower door?
1695629
This shower chair is designed to extend outside the tube over top the side. There is no way to close a shower door if this is installed. If you want to close a shower door, you may want to look at the smaller one with the transfer bench.
1695630
I purchased this for a friend who had hip surgery. She uses a shower curtain, which covers the part covering the edge of the tub. I don't think you would be able to close a shower door.
1695631
in a standard tub the 3rd set of legs is outside the tub. So it would be dependent on the width of the stallIf it is a walk in shower, you wouldnt' need the slide in part you could just sit. I don't know which you have.
1695632
No, shower door needs to be removed and replaced with shower curtain. Curtain will fit in slot between two pieces so water runs into tub. As an OT using any seat in tub the door need to be replaced with curtain for safety.
1695633
No, you can't choose the shower doors. I had to remove both doors and use a shower curtain.
197854
No, you can not close the door. It's very easy to put up and take down. In the picture you can see the long side on the bottom and then two bars that curve up with a rectangle black piece connecting them. The black rectangle piece rests against the header above the door on one side, the long bar on the bottom rests against the opposite of the door frame. Once you understand it, it only takes about 5 seconds to hang it up. Also, you couldn't let it in the door without having to duck under it to walk through.
1759753
yes, I would think you could use some type of large screw sticking out or a big hook would be better. might even be better than hanging it around the pipe of the shower.
1206311
No. Even one of the low profile usb drives will keep the door from closing completely.
720014
You won't be able to close the door with it in place but it is easy to removed. I think it would still work over the metal tracks. It tighten on the side of the tub .
1635993
Not really, they use a closure system to keep them closed. You could rig up some sort of fastener for them, but it would be awkward. I think they make something for French doors, keep looking!
2246192
I would say no. The Off switch doesnt actually shut the water off it just lowers the flow to a steady trickle I use it all the time useful for getting a nice soapy lather without having to shut the shower off.
266294
Mine went into rail. A high bond tape may work for some applications. Given the moisture and cleaning chemicals used in showers I doubt high bond tape would have lasted on my shower door.
866369
Yes. You can leave the door open however, it will close if hit. You can also close it without it catching.
525429
They have three different carrying methods and all can easily be removed. Would suggest setting on a stand just outside the shower so it can be easily reached if necessary.
932548
My suggestion would be to get hooks that go over your door. You could probably buy these at several different places. Bed, Bath & Beyond, Walmart, Lowes, Home Depot... I have a few hooks over my bathroom door, but I can't remember where I got them. The door closes just fine with them on.
1038667
good question .... never tried to remove it...... hold on ...... door closed ..... remove it from the bottom side ..... door closed
504097
Yes, there is an inside removable door. I keep the door next to the opening so I can close it off at any time.
809109
There should be a button sticking out of the top step (front left). Just push that down and push the steps and it'll easily close. Hope that helps.
165235
No we can't close the door, and you would need small legs to get them in the space between the frame and bar to wrap your knees around the bar. We really like it for a chin-up and pull-up bar!
1058931
Yes, but it has a plastic piece that keeps the shower curtain moving freely. The curtain doesn't get stuck halfway through closing.
2279177
yup.. I have mine hooked onto a heavy duty screw hook.. didn't have a door i could shut...