How many inches does the base extend from the edge of the tub once you slip it under. Our tub is in a tight corner on the edge of a deck.
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If your cover is like to one in the picture (folds in half), you will need at least 36 inches to be able to sing the cover off of the spa.
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It sticks out about 3-4" at most. But it could overhang off the deck edge. There is a metal plate that slides under the tub and goes in about 12-14" so that would support the weight even of the edge stuck out from the edge of the deck.
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Base extends 41/2 " from side of tub. The piece that holds the cover upright extends min of 30" on side of tub before it flips cover off.
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The metal plate that slips under the hot tub only sticks out about 4"-6". However the arms that hold the cover stick out 14" when folded down and stick out 38" when lifted up to hold the cover. Once you slide the folded cover onto the lifter, it folds back down to 14", but essentially you will need at least 38" clearance for the lift and space for you to walk behind the lift....so I would count on a total of 50" clearance needed.
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But you need room on the side this mounts on. It has to stick out a lot to slide the cover into then fold down.
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i had a 9" spout and was able to use this spout to get over the edge of the tub. i would say this spout is more like 8.5"
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it grips over the side of the tub. if you have a curved top and not a solid wall, i do not think this will work because you have to tighten it against the body of the tub and if the top is curved over and the tub inset, it won't work.
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You'll need at least 1/2 inch clearance to use this bath mat. I measured it!!!
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No. I measured my deck and also the pool and It wont fit anything over 51 inches. The latter will hang making it unsafe to use.
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Their website says: "Pole extends from 5-feet to 9-feet to accommodate most showers, tubs or bathroom corners"...If you have exactly 9', you may need to visit a box store handling plumbing to see if they can provide you a 6"-12" ext. The caddy pole itself is 7/8" I believe so that may help with customer service. Sorry, that's the best I got...
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Around 5 to 6 Inches from the edge of the bathtub inward, it depends what angle you want for the liner to fall into the bathtub itself, I installed the lower screw one inches above the top of the tiles and used a 72x84 liner so it fits perfectly , but my bathroom celling is 9 ft , so you may have to adjust.
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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.
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My tub also has a deck area for a mounted faucet. I love it! I can't tell you aBout parts as a contractor installed it for me. I know the hand held shower "tube" or coil. Idk what to call it. Anyway it's a bit short. He baught an extender - cheap. Also I said in my review that the shower head - after use - when returned to its dock - water drips into the dock. To remedy the problem I just hang it over into the tub overnight And in the morning I put it in It's place. I usually bathe at bedtime anyway. Hope this helps.
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Only 6 1/2" from floor to lower edge of bar. Also, unit is spaced in back to allow clearance for 1/2" thick baseboard, which was not made clear in specs., as far as I could tell. Unit is well made, looks good.
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The center of the hole moves about 14 inches. I use it in a shower enclosure. I place it in the shower so the seat is straddling the shower stall, then it slides into the center. Have to leave the door open. In tub use, it would move from the edge to the center of the tub.
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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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It slides about 33" from side to side. Adequate to slide from outside a standard tub into the tub itself.
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We just measured, and from the front of the base to the nearest edge of the spout is 4 inches. The water is directed at an angle away from the unit so it doesn't fall straight down.
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At the highest side it is about 15 inches above the side of the tub. Even at his height it could be of assistance for stepping in and out. It may be better to see it you can install a grab bar on the wall because of his height. This bar is good but he will have to lean over to use. Hope this helps.
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Wendi, the wood is only 19" long, and the outside of my tub is 25" wide. The wall side only takes up about 2 1/2 inches and the open side will extend to make the total of 25". It would even work if it were about 21" in all - both side extend. Hope this works for you. I enjoy mine. I hesitated spending that much, but my husband thought it was a good idea for me as I love to read in the tub. Let me know how it works. Butterfly lady (Barb)
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The base is round, 7 inches in diameter so doesn't take much floor space. The width from far side of protruding grab bars to opposite far side of pole totals 10.5 inches, still not much considering the benefit of being able to grip, not slip. The widest measurement is the ceiling brace which I estimate as around 15 to 18 inches by about 2 to 2.5 inches. Hubby now totally dependent on using these bars; may soon have to tear out the tub and remodel with a shower that a shower chair can be rolled in as his disability gets worse. For now I'd say we've more than rec'd our money's worth on this grab bar assist. The base is round, 7 inches in diameter so doesn't take much floor space. The width from far side of protruding grab bars to opposite far side of pole totals 10.5 inches, still not much considering the benefit of being able to grip, not slip. The widest measurement is the ceiling brace which I estimate as around 15 to 18 inches by about 2 to 2.5 inches. Hubby now totally dependent on using these bars; may soon have to tear out the tub and remodel with a shower that a shower chair can be rolled in as his disability gets worse. For now I'd say we've more than rec'd our money's worth on this... » Read More The base is round, 7 inches in diameter so doesn't take much floor space. The width from far side of protruding grab bars to opposite far side of pole totals 10.5 inches, still not much considering the benefit of being able to grip, not slip. The widest measurement is the ceiling brace which I estimate as around 15 to 18 inches by about 2 to 2.5 inches. Hubby now totally dependent on using these bars; may soon have to tear out the tub and remodel with a shower that a shower chair can be rolled in as his disability gets worse. For now I'd say we've more than rec'd our money's worth on this grab bar assist. « Show Less