Would this work on a clawfoot tub? The top edges are rounded unlike a regular tub, so I am wondering if anyone has used this for that?
1608784
Yes, this is the same type of bathtub I have & using it on. With the extensions it fits securely.
1608785
I wouldn't think it would sit very well. The sides are flat so it would just barely be resting on the edge of the tub. I would think it would have a hard time balancing once you put toys or soaps in it. There is no way to really secure it to the edge of that type of a bathtub unless you have a really thick (2 in or more) edge on your particular style.
1490156
As stated by other buyers here, the faucet comes with the kit, so as long as your faucet has the standard old 3 3/8 spacing, you will be OK. However, be aware that, depending on the age of the old faucet and the location of the tub, the removal will likely be a bear, and the tub may have to be dragged out at an angle to get good access to the old, rusty mounting nuts. Recommended that you get a plumber, because while you're in there, you should definitely replace the old supply lines and shutoff valves. Also, look for new 90 degree supply adapters. Finally, be aware that building codes in most areas require an "anti-siphon" faucet for clawfoot applications (faucet mouth is inside the tub)--the unit sold with the kit may not be compliant, but unless you're doing a permit on this change, you don't really need to worry too much.
375126
I don't think it would work. It would depend on how wide the 'curl' at the top of the tub is. Sorry I can't be more help.
1823287
Yes, the material is flexible to conform to a curved bathtub bottom to the extent that it could curve up the sides. However you would need to cut it some if you are talking about a curved corner.
399864
I don't think it would make sense for a corner unit. The arch doesn't seem that it is great enough. However it may work if you install the unit inside the shower further than you would for a typical tub install? Best bet is to measure the span per the specs in the description. Good luck...
38372
This will work only where a flat surface meets a flat surface, like a floor and a wall. It must be flat to be safe. Tubs are usually rounded on the sides and that won't work. I have used it to enter a van and to step onto the deck that has a high step.
760099
My Mother uses it for the tub as well as the truck. We have a clawfoot also. She steps up on the stool holding the hand rail and sits on the edge of the tub. Then scoots back onto the shower chair and swings her legs over the side one at a time.
2254935
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!
1687394
There is some amount for adjustment but I do not know how much. This was installed for my parents' tub. I do not know if this is compatible for a claw foot tub. You may try calling the manufactuere's customer support for assistance.
1334631
I bought this for my Mom and she loves it. Once it's installed (easy) it's very snug. It should fit, it has a 4 inch grip on the bottom. As long as the tub is one width, even if it has a rounded top, I think it will fit.
1492816
While our setup is not like yours, I'm sure the device would work well. If you have a jacuzzi, you'd better measure the side of the tub to make sure it's not too wide for the bar to clamp on. If the side of your tub where the bar will be clamped is fiberglass, you really have to be careful tightening so as not to crack the fiberglass.
760096
It possibly could work. It has rubber cups on the feet so I don't think it will slip. My only question would be how close to the edge of the tub you could position the step. If I remember claw-foot tubs have a rounded edge rather than a straight side. We use the stool for getting in the bed we have and it it plenty sturdy.
1090559
this appears to be made for round pits only,corners on a squre pit may be undo pressure in areas and cause damage.i i have had both square and round pits and would not use this one on a square one.
501138
Sandra, I bought this thinking it was the one my wife had in mind, I was mistaken. I installed it, the removed it replacing it with the proper one. It has no markings on it,but it seem to be just like the Pegasus model #195-S-CP, that is found on the Home Depot website under "Clawfoot tub faucet" It had two brass tabs that I had to remove with a grinding wheel to install it onto a vintage clawfoot tub.
960713
Mine is hooked over the edge of an Acryllic tub by Universal Rundle (about 20 years old) and the design lets you tighten the grip on the edge so that it does not wobble.I would say yes unless someone knows of a reason for a no.
988307
We have the same kind of tub and it definitely didn't work for us. I would find one that is made specifically for the round goose neck spigots. You might try it though as Amazon has a great return policy.
975435
It seems as if it should work well inside of a bathtub. Th surface where you place the grip bar should be flat and not curved. The suction cups are very strong (as long as they are adhered to a smooth pat surface).