how much space is needed in the Back or rear of the Tub to give the cover room to swing up to its open/resting position
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measure the depth of your cover - double it - than at least 6 inches for room.
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You will need about 12" of clearance behind the spa so the cover does not scrape anything while coming down to rest in the up position.
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Requires only 6"-8" clearance behind your Hot Tub (depends on your spa covers center thickness when folded) and about 2 inches on the sides.
634170
Attach the support rod where the rod starts to make the turn across the back of the tub. This leaves the curtain all the space it needs as side access to enter the tub. The curtain has to have rings on the other side of the support rod that hold up a small portion of the curtain back there that will never move. Hope this helps.
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The back needs to be installed on the unit to raise and lower it. I had a concern that the back would hit the tub when tilting back, it goes back part way and has not been a problem . You can remove the back for storage.
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Hi, My tub is 30 inches and it expands to this size. It still has room to expand much bigger.. Still loving it!
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The instructions say there should be at least 14" open on all sides, including the back. There is a picture showing the space between the unit and the wall/window as 14". In my case, the window opening is above the unit, so there are two bends in the hose. I tried to make it into an "S" shape, but it still takes up about 15".
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approx. 39 1/2" dia. that is opened. By the way, we love ours. fits perfect on the deck next to the hot tub!
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I measured mine and its exactly 3 1/2" of space behind the tank. This leaves about 1/4" play it you have to remove it. You could get away with less if you leave the cover off!
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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 legFront: 15 1/2 " back 16"
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12" round x 14" + high...adjusts to height you may wish. I set at 14" and fits in rear of tub just fine. Good Luck. I love this stool.
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I didn't cut it but was able tools e it around the chair. Once the chair slides back into the tub, there is plenty of room to fit the curtain in around it
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Rough guess is about close to 2 feet wide, possibly slightly more, since the bottom of the legs flare out to support the weight of the tub better. Unless you have an extremely large tub, I highly doubt it would fit, since tubs have that curve between floor and sides. If you had a walk-in shower, that would be best. Otherwise, you'll have to use the tub outside or in the garage.
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It was for my daughter. I think her tub is approx. that size. However, there was still room for expansion. I found it to be most helpful.
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Not sure. I have an ordinary size bathtub (nothing fancily big) and it was enough to cover it.
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I measured as best I could with legs in highest position. The clearance below the lowest point (the sliders on the seat that connect it to the frame sit lowest) is about 19 1/2. I'd say you probably want the tub height to be below 19"...maybe 19 1/4. Hope that helps!
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A lot would depend on the styling of your tub. Older tubs may have a wide enough rim, but newer ones or molded tubs may not. You would need a good 2 inches for the side legs to sit securely, and the normal, wider corner.
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Extends 13 1/2 inches up from Tub. I use daily for 6 months. Makes Tub entry and exit easily. JC Hall