How narrow can I make this? I want to have a partition between my toilet and jacuzzi
1328412
Agree with the previous answer - it's a fixed piece so u can't manipulate it's size. Fantastic piece of furniture worth it's price - rc'd lots of compliments on it too �
1328413
Either way you assemble this it is about 1 ft wide. It is very nice and the price was great. Good Luck!
1122532
i guess an elongated toilet seat is the kind that closes slowly . all i know is that i had totake my toilet seat off, and tape it to the top of this high toilet seat. it wouldn't fit ontop without doing this. if yours is the same distance apart as mine, probably not. wish icould help more.
1252603
It should fit U only need a couple inches to the rear of your hole, to accommodate water in and lid lift. what toilet do U presently have there.
1360712
Actually had to return this. the maximum width of the side of the tub was less than the width of the size of my tub. If you look closely at the pictures of it attached to a tub, you see it only goes for a narrow tub side.
1621613
No idea. We bought and used this item over a year ago. It fit in the bathrooms of three different places, including our very narrow bathroom.
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You should be able to cut this unit to fit a smaller object such as chair, lounge or whatever you wish. You will probably want to buy the smallest possible or as close to the size you need as possible. Personally, I would try to find a firmer cession if possible and go with dense foam under it; it's not firm enough.
1068057
It could work but you'd need a BIG bathroom. This is a large piece of furniture. Take careful measurements of the space and check with the specifications of the piece.
1689558
Yes! We have an extremely narrow door to our bathroom. Had to do that. Everything is amazing about this vanity! I adore it.
1315599
I wil have to now guess...WIDE I have large rectangle tub...barely fit...i used this once and it was HORRIBLE...difficult to move into other positions...no room to fit to do anything like stand up to get in or out...i tossed mine out and advertised it many places and only 2 came to view and not what they wanted...so there it sits as an additional chair out in back yard... for that it is okay and it appears to be size of walkway in yard. Plastic appears to be thick and sturdy, the legs are aluminum and rubber clunkers at bottom do keep it from sliding around if you have room. I found an old wooden chair and put marine shellac on it to protect from water...it was smaller but still not what I wanted.....I am still looking for metal stool... wish you well....might suggest you visit one of those stores for people with special needs and see all available.....watch for their sales....or try hardware store that has those plastic bins that stack. drape bathmat over top to sit on and allow you no marks on tush. hope this helps....price was right and delivery time was fast.
1089331
can't sat exactly. You must assemble the piece so it's rectangular, maybe 2 x 4
350100
The answer is no but you can build it smaller or in different order of spaces
800299
Ours is in an area 24" wide. It looks like 21" would be the narrowest is could slide through.
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It measures approx. a little less than 5 inches from the floor to the center, It will probably work you may have to use a spacer or a fluid master toilet bowl gasket which has some adjustment because it is plastic with o-rings
1083155
Only if you use a step stool. It is close to the same height as a standard toilet
4084
It will not fit all the way around, no. If the Bannister is perfectly round shaped you could probably find a way to attach it using Velcro/zip ties/whatever. Then it comes to personal preference and your ability/willingness to diy a product that you paid money for to do a specific job.
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Mine opens only partway since molding interferes and it opens 10". That's plenty of room to get inside. To open all the way you would need 11" minimum from toilet, I think. Mine is not right next to toilet. Hope this helps.
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from the closed position to a width of no more then 3-4 inches (for safety)