My tub begins to slope at 12 1/2 inches from top to bottom on the inside. Does this matter? Thanks. ST
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I dp not think so. My tud is not as wide as most tuns and the chaie works realy well with mine And with the ajutebule legs and how it monts to the tub it should work just fine
1345561
Yes, the slope will make a difference how the seat sits in the tub, I ended up doing a little creative bending and readjusting of the rubber tabs at the bottom of the seat to get it to be stable.
449740
It's reversible, since its a drop in tub it doesn't matter which side you put it. if it had a sidewall it would be one or the other.
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Aloha just went out to measure the lip bevels out and around so it is a little deceptive it is between 19 1/2 & 19 3/4 inch hope that helps you in your decision these are very nice tubs thick and gonna last a while will hold water for you unless you live with an idiot like I did who drilled holes in the bottom of mine so they would have drainage ? LMDFAO yeah had to order new ones and kick out the roommate all the best!
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Yes it is. Actually my son prefers the angle to be closer to the front of the tub while my daughter and I prefer it to be more towards the rear of the tub. So we just adjust it (by bending with adjustable/flexable hose) to where we want it. And the great part is it doesn't slip! It actually stays put! Hope this is helpful. :)
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I have it with large compartment up. But it can be mounted either way, the mold on this piece has a "draft angle" on all the walls. That is the outside wall perimeter is larger the inside wall perimeter. So it will slope down either way. Just follow the angle when you tile over it.
1389160
No problems. Looking at the bar I think it would go to an inch. Just measured it and we have a four inch tub. Hope that helps.
1887835
I had the same problem. Bigger issues were that the base doesn't roll all that easily.. Almost better off bolting a bench to the tub.. Not great for the tub.. But way safer..
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Same as what Jennifer W answered but beware that the sliding doors reduce the depth to 12 inches
71373
It depends on the height that the shower pipe unit is installed and the depth of your tub.
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No. The curve starts at 8" in. My TV Base is 10.5" deep and I still use it with no issues. In My Opinion you could still use this with a 12" base, your base will just stick over the curved edges in the back.
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My tub is smooth but it seems to me that the pad needs to have a lot of surface to grab onto. If you put it on a textured surface, I think it might not stay down as long. I have discovered that you need to keep it clean: soap scum makes it less non-skid.
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I agree. In my case, I have a very shallow tub so that, even at lowest setting, it stuck too far out of the tub.
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If your tub has a very flat surface, it should be fine. If the inner edge is beveled, I don't think it would be as supportive due to shere the support bars to the handle would be positioned. My tub is 4.5 and the base of the support bars is off center and very close to the beveled edge. I wouldn't want it any closer. it's a wonderful devise and very reliable. Hope you can find a way to use it safely.
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Mine works fine with a ledge of about 1.5" at the back end and about one inch at the front end. (the ledge is wider toward to back of the tub narrowing toward the middle of the tub.) However, I would say a down sie of this bench is that it is difficult to keep clean at the area where it meets the inside ledge of the tub. Another reason to consider a shower stool/seat instead.
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Mine is on the second floor. The plumbers could not put in an overflow because the floor tile was already down. But, I like my tub very much I just have to be careful not to leave my room when the tub is filling.
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In our bathroom that would be about one foot, but the tub rim is slightly curved.It's a good strong grip - provided you keep tightening it. It has worked for us, even though my husband at times has to rely on it heavily.
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Our tub also had a narrow inner edge. The four legs that came with the swivel seat did not work with our tub configuration. I made an easy inexpensive modification. I put an inexpensive plastic crate under the swivel chair. The crate sat on the floor of the tub and the bars under the swivel seat gently rested on the top of the crate. The "wings" of the swivel seat rested on both the narrow and wide edges of the tub. It worked. The swivel did not move at all when in use.