How wide are the legs at their widest point. Will it fit inside my bathroom tub?
617300
Unless you have an extremely large tub that does not taper down then "no" it will not fit completely inside the tub. I put the front end with the drain inside my tub and then place a brick under each back leg to level it out and allow for drainage, etc. It only takes a minute to set up and even though I have hot/cold access on an outside faucet I still use it inside even in sunny CA. I disassemble mine each time and put back in the box since I have no place to store with it assembled. It saves my back and the shampoo bottle holder is great. Oh, by using it as I described there is very little water if any on the floor so no need to worry about that. Unless you have an extremely large tub that does not taper down then "no" it will not fit completely inside the tub. I put the front end with the drain inside my tub and then place a brick under each back leg to level it out and allow for drainage, etc. It only takes a minute to set up and even though I have hot/cold access on an outside faucet I still use it inside even in sunny CA. I disassemble mine each time and put back in the box since I have no place to store with it assembled. It saves my back and the shampoo bottle holder is great. Oh, by using it as I described there is... » Read More Unless you have an extremely large tub that does not taper down then "no" it will not fit completely inside the tub. I put the front end with the drain inside my tub and then place a brick under each back leg to level it out and allow for drainage, etc. It only takes a minute to set up and even though I have hot/cold access on an outside faucet I still use it inside even in sunny CA. I disassemble mine each time and put back in the box since I have no place to store with it assembled. It saves my back and the shampoo bottle holder is great. Oh, by using it as I described there is very little water if any on the floor so no need to worry about that. « Show Less
617301
I don't know? I have not tried it. I think it's a little to big for my bathtub I have a small bathroom.
617302
Rough guess is about close to 2 feet wide, possibly slightly more, since the bottom of the legs flare out to support the weight of the tub better. Unless you have an extremely large tub, I highly doubt it would fit, since tubs have that curve between floor and sides. If you had a walk-in shower, that would be best. Otherwise, you'll have to use the tub outside or in the garage.
617303
No it will not. Can run the drain hose into the tub and wash the dog outside the tub if want to take the risk the hose will not come out and then water on the floor.
617304
It won't fit in bathtub. I have had a problem with the drain hose coming loose every time I use this. I have cleaned water up so much that I will not use it indoors.
617305
I purchased the Medium and it does fit inside my tub, but not on the bottom of the tub. I have a sliding shower door that is in three sections. It's tight, but the bath sits on the rim of the tub. At the end where the faucets are, the base (rim) of the tub are rounded so the legs have enough space to sit firmly. The back legs do not have enough space to sit on the rim safely, so I cut a piece of wood to lay across the tub on the rims for the back legs to sit on. I have back problems, so this raises the bath to a good height for me, although to be able to use the bathtub, the dog bath has to come out. Fortunately for me, this bathroom isn't used very often. I purchased the Medium and it does fit inside my tub, but not on the bottom of the tub. I have a sliding shower door that is in three sections. It's tight, but the bath sits on the rim of the tub. At the end where the faucets are, the base (rim) of the tub are rounded so the legs have enough space to sit firmly. The back legs do not have enough space to sit on the rim safely, so I cut a piece of wood to lay across the tub on the rims for the back legs to sit on. I have back problems, so this raises the bath to a good height for me, although to be able to use the bathtub, the dog bath has to... » Read More I purchased the Medium and it does fit inside my tub, but not on the bottom of the tub. I have a sliding shower door that is in three sections. It's tight, but the bath sits on the rim of the tub. At the end where the faucets are, the base (rim) of the tub are rounded so the legs have enough space to sit firmly. The back legs do not have enough space to sit on the rim safely, so I cut a piece of wood to lay across the tub on the rims for the back legs to sit on. I have back problems, so this raises the bath to a good height for me, although to be able to use the bathtub, the dog bath has to come out. Fortunately for me, this bathroom isn't used very often. « Show Less
617306
Don't know how wide your bathtub is but probably not. The legs stand rather far apart for stability. However, , we have a motor home with a large shower only. I stand the front of the dog tub in the shower and the back in the bathroom. The attaching drain hose is long and drains well without any leaks (the drain is located at the back end of the tub). This has turned out to be a really great product and I use it regularly to bathe my three white Maltese.
617307
no way would it fit in a tub! we have walk in showers and put it half in/half out for winter baths - in garage for summer baths
2069843
The bench was at least 40in. long, 18in. wide and the bottom is 16in. high (high over the tub rim) and it was the shortest already (so I was told later). We had to saw off 12in. of the two long pipes and re-drilled the holes for the snap-ins. The legs where standing out into the bathroom over 1 foot and my 92year old mother-in-law was tripping over the legs. The bathroom is very small, like most of the older bathrooms are. If we had known the measurements, we would have not bought this chair. Making the modifications was a real trick and it canceled out the warranty. But now since everything is working well, my mother-in-law is very happy with the bench. The bench was at least 40in. long, 18in. wide and the bottom is 16in. high (high over the tub rim) and it was the shortest already (so I was told later). We had to saw off 12in. of the two long pipes and re-drilled the holes for the snap-ins. The legs where standing out into the bathroom over 1 foot and my 92year old mother-in-law was tripping over the legs. The bathroom is very small, like most of the older bathrooms are. If we had known the measurements, we would have not bought this chair. Making the modifications was a real trick and it canceled out the warranty. But now since... » Read More The bench was at least 40in. long, 18in. wide and the bottom is 16in. high (high over the tub rim) and it was the shortest already (so I was told later). We had to saw off 12in. of the two long pipes and re-drilled the holes for the snap-ins. The legs where standing out into the bathroom over 1 foot and my 92year old mother-in-law was tripping over the legs. The bathroom is very small, like most of the older bathrooms are. If we had known the measurements, we would have not bought this chair. Making the modifications was a real trick and it canceled out the warranty. But now since everything is working well, my mother-in-law is very happy with the bench. « Show Less
1853250
Mine is in a shower so I have no idea about the tub size. It is large but very sturdy.
2011736
Both front and back legs are 18" wide (across) but this is from the middle to middle of the legs, so it may be too wide for your tub. I would estimate an overall width to be closer to 20". The seat itself is 16" across, and inside the arms is 18". I have found this chair to be sturdy and steady.
1327575
The bottom of the legs are the widest part and they are 36 inches. The height is adjustable and I think would fit any toilet.
1859666
Their legs, 73 x 105 approx is the space they take. I do not have a bathtub to check but I feel it will not keep firm there, bathtubs are round in borders, better on the floor.
1687965
The width of the seat is 26 1/2 ", the with of the seat and support bars holding the seat is 30". The depth of the seat is 16 1/4 ". The depth of the legs including the rubber bottoms is 24". Remember that this bench is designed to have 1 set of legs inside the tub and 1 set of legs outside the tub. My husband is an amputee so it makes it extremely easy for him to sit outside the tub and then just slide over to the section in the tub to shower. When he is finished he just slides over to the outer bench to towel off. I have purchased this seat for my nephew who is also an amputee and he also loves it.
1064175
Yes, the legs are 18 inches from side to side. It fits very well in our shower/tub bath.
1690390
Mine is in storage so I can't measure it now, but it did not fit through the doorways of any of my bathrooms (and neither did my walker). Maybe you can contact the seller for the width info.
1354544
Wouldn't it be the same as the width of the chair? The legs go straight down from the seat, so I would say 17". Also I didn't need the seat back, it was in my way for getting in and out of the tub, so I left it off. My seat fits into a standard tub. I put down a hand towel on the seat before I sit down, it makes it easier to slide over the seat after swinging legs into the tub.
104615
we got the chair to fit by turning it sideways in the tub. The base of our tub is only 18" NOt ideal but it was only necessary while we remodeled a shower. I got a measurement of 18" square for the seat. As long as the feet fit in the base of the tub the chair should work. Very sturdy, I strongly recommend.
1007674
It would look fine in a bathroom. I would guess it is 3ft across at the bottom. You should check the width measurement - it should be from the widest point.
2242348
16'' x 32'' you do know only 2 legs set in the tub and other 2 set on floor so it will fit any tub
40872
Yes, so long as by diameter you mean "Width". The measurement from the outside of the bottom rubber feet from one side to the other (and front to back for that matter is 17 3/4". My tub is the same. this seat fits perfectly and snug side to side. Notice the Seat is 22" wide. So the height of your tub walls has to be shorter then the seat. Legs are adjustable so you should have no issue. This chair by the way is as sturdy today as when we bought it months ago. I have had no issue or defects with it at all. Quite pleased.
1991700
It will fit within the measurements given, but may be snug for comfortable use; not much leg room, especially if the user has long legs.Mine is used in a standard 5' tub.
210347
I measured the legs from left to right and front to back and they are about 17-1/2 inches apart in the front and on the side. Are you measuring your tub right? It sounds very narrow.
1976362
I have a smaller bathroom with a regular size tub and it fits perfectly. It is a little big but does not look out of place