What is the total width of chair legs only, inside the tub?
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Looks to be 17" +/-. Keep in mind the rubber feet are rather large, with a flat bottom, and will conform to the curve of the tub. Mine sat on the curved edge of the tub, but never scratched anything. You will extend the feet outside longer, because the floor is lower than the tub bottom. Very, very sturdy. It takes up a lot of room in the tub. You can't stand behind it and shower, well, maybe, but it's so awkward you won't. But for someone who's between a walker and getting in unassisted, it's perfect. I'm 6'1 and 300# and I never felt like it was wobbly. It takes a little practice, you sit down outside, swing you legs in and then scoot over to inside. The shower curtain sits in the space between the outside and inside seats, works okay, no water flying. I used it every day until I was strong enough to get in for a shower standing (after knee replacement.)
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.
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18 inches Width is the standard measurement in the US...not counting the curve between the bottom of the tub and the sides, so you can buy a shower/bathtub mat or a chair, knowing that it will fit on a flat surface.The measurements of this particular item are 17.30" between the two front legs (minus 18"), the same between the two bag legs, to accommodate US standard sizes.The measurements between the front legs and back legs are 18.30" so you cannot put the seat the wrong way (plus 18") and have no room for the person's legs!
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From outside leg to outside leg it is 17 1/2 inches. The thing that may be a problem for you are the arms. They are 22 inches wide. If you have a lip on the inside of the tub it may still work. If you have a grab bar you may be able to do away with the inside arm.
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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
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Assuming that you want to know if it will fit in your tub(?), I measured from the outside edge of the leg to outside edge of leg Front: 15 1/2 " back 16"
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You probably don't need this answer after this much time - sorry, I missed the email until just now, cleaning up old emails. Anyway, just in case, I measure the width of the feet at 18.0". BTW, probably doesn't come into play unless the tub is narrow and tall, but the width of the armrests at the top is actually a bit more, at 21.5".
681795
Did you not get my earlier answer? The short answer is the chair will fit almost against the tub.
1305357
When the chair is setting on a flat floor, the seat can be adjusted from 17.5 to 21.5 inches high. In a bathtub, the rounded tub corners may raise the chair feet bottoms up an inch or so since the chair width is close to the width of a tub. So in a tub you may get the seat top, 22.5 inches high.
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I can't answer specifically I used the chair in my tub after hip surgery and I can say the chair was the width of the tub with two legs on the floor outside the tub and it cleared the tub comfortably to get in and out without having to bend my legs at more than 90 degrees ( I am 5 feet 6 inches)It was very sturdy
585681
10.3 x 9.9 x 2.8 inches as per the info on the product page. It fits snugly in our average tub. It has long since popped because of the cat, so I can't go measure myself.
1088619
There are 4 leg sections to insert into the legs that are attached to the seat. These sections have a "push button" and the legs attached to the seat have "holes". Push the button in and insert into attached leg. I think there 3 holes or heights for the chair. It may take a bit of maneuvering, but this will work. Test before you use in the tub to make sure all legs are same height! Good luck.
651103
70 inches long by 72 inches wide. I had to shorten mine to fit my walk-in tub.
1643011
I no longer have it so I can't measure it for you. Sorry. It fit the bottom end if my jacuzzi tub but it wasn't long enough to fit across the center of the tub. Hope this helps.
1369078
The seat is 17 inches across, and the width of the legs at their widest point is about 15 inches. It fits very nicely into our average-size bathtub. I bought it because the Medicare-issue bench I had extends over the side of the tub and into the floor and blocks access to the commode. This is just perfect. Hope this helps.
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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.
924646
hi LC - short answer: we do not have a standard bathtub and we used the chair in a square shaped shower, so I don't know if this would fit a standard tub or not .... I could measure the leg dimensions and reply if you'd like me to. The chair worked very well, but understand it has to fit your tub to be useful. Dale
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Hi Susan..the smaller section that sits out side the tub is 10" long. The double section inside the tub plus width of leg support is 20". So, total is 30" including legs. Width of seat is 16 1/2 ". I am a large lady but I am comfortable and feel safe. I sit down on the shorter end, swing my leg into the tub one at a time and scoot on in with the help of the bar on the other end. It is such a luxury to take a shower all on my own now and which I wish I had ordered sooner. Do check with medicare or your insurance and you may be eligible for help in paying. Amazon had the best price anywhere. Hope this helps...JT