Can this be used inside the shower? My bathtub sits lower than floor level due to having the floor replaced.
633196
Yeah, I suppose it can. Need to keep the four cups in place that insert into another step. May need to make sure it does not grow mold and mildew but it is plastic and would be fine in a shower. I say...go for it
633197
I don't know what the manufacturer recommends. That is important to know. I can tell you the entire product is made of plastic and has non skid grippers which work well on a wooden floor. It looks like it would also work in a wet area like a shower.
633198
We haven't tried it, but it is all plastic, wide enough to stand on with two feet, and had rubber bumpers on the bottom. This has been very good for us. My advice is to ask the manufacturer or someone who sells them.
633199
Absolutely. In fact, that's the exact reason why we purchased the item. The difference between the floor and the bottom of the tub actually required us to buy two of the steps.
1213462
I had this tub installed in my house, and the only I can see you being able to do this is if you build a raised platform underneath it for the plumbing.There are 2 issues:1) the tub filler: this type of tub is designed for a faucet that comes from the floor, but if you can have the tub next to a wall, where your rough plumbing is at, you can use a standard faucet instead.2) tub drain: this will require plumbing under the tub. No work around that.Hope this helps.
1114702
I put mine in a 5th wheel bathroom and it works great. I don't know why it wouldn't work in a shower, except the stream might cause problems.
2049863
I have never tried it in the shower. You would have to measure the available floor space in the shower. I also wonder if the arm support would inhibit getting onto the seat if you did not have direct front access from a wheelchair. My only criticism during use as a commode is that I wish the feet were spread apart just a bit more. It is too easy to tip sideways if you use too much pressure on one arm over the other while getting seated. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1429817
Yes; though, I don't use it for that. The unit is so tall that it may look funny or awkward with a tub. I will say, however, this was an AWESOME purchase and we are totally satisfied with the product! It is in our guest bathroom and regularly take showers there just to use the panel! Feel free to ask me any more questions!
385022
Your 2nd floor tub was originally designed to be filled with water, so I can't imagine using this product would be a problem.
38375
If the tub is bigger than a standard size tub, it will work. I use mine outside my shower stall in my motor home because the shower is elevated and it's a long step down. Hope that helps. If it doesn't work for you, you can always return it.
685053
I guess it could, but I would be concerned about using it on a wet slippery surface. It is really only steady when sitting on it, when getting up you could lose your balance easily on a wet slippery surface. Also, I don't know if the metal legs would hold up if it got wet often. I wouldn't recommend using it in the shower.
1429815
Yes, but i do not think it is designed for use with a bath tub. It is more for a "rainshower" type of setting.
1650208
It should fit in any shower but in the smaller, square shaped shower it would be very close and wouldn't have much foot room. I wouldn't recommend it for very large people in a small shower. For them a small stool would be easier.
1548390
Yes, you can use this item in the bath or shower. Thank you for shopping with Vert Delivery.
616061
It could be used in the shower because it's all plastic but I'm not sure what you'd use it for as it's too short for a seat. It comes ready to use, no assembly.
682714
You can put it in the bathtub if it fits. We put it in a walk-in shower- a guest bathroom. Can be quickly disassembled if we need to use that shower, which is rare.
843410
I don't know why not. I use it in the shower. A few drops on the floor mixed with the steam. I would imagine that a few drops in the tub would be very nice.
1340749
I really am not sure about putting it inside a shower I just used I for the bathroom as a fan and light works great for that.
175662
No, you would need to take out the shower drain to use this. The bottom portion fits down into the drain.
280635
Yes, you can definitely use it in the shower. I do it all the time. However, not to take away from the mat, because of my experience of having a total hip replacement a few years ago, I was advised to put a horizontal bar in my bathtub/shower stall. I had my super do it. I have been grateful ever since. Between holding lightly onto that and using the rubber mat, even when washing my hair and closing my eyes, I don't worry about falling.