How many inches are needed in the tub to accommodate this stool?
1369172
On receiving this question I measured my tub and it is 17" across the flat bottom, although the sides are 'curved' upward from the bottom, giving a bit more room across from side to side as you go up the tub walls. The stool turned upside down and measured from the very *outside* of the rubber feet is a bit less than 14", plus you can slightly turn the stool to gain a little more room. It is billed as being for "smaller" tubs. I believe my tub is called "standard size." However, I have a standard bench-type stool that will NOT fit cross-wise in my tub so I had to sit on it like a horse (not good); this one is substantially smaller and fits just fine and is stable.
1369173
not much about small standard tub. 15 inches I would say, this stool is great.Mary
1369174
On receiving this question I measured my tub and it is 17" across the flat bottom, although the sides are 'curved' upward from the bottom, giving a bit more room across from side to side as you go up the tub walls. The stool turned upside down and measured from the very *outside* of the rubber feet is a bit less than 14", plus you can slightly turn the stool to gain a little more room. It is billed as being for "smaller" tubs. I believe my tub is called "standard size." However, I have a standard bench-type stool that will NOT fit cross-wise in my tub so I had to sit on it like a horse (not good); this one is substantially smaller and fits just fine and is stable. On receiving this question I measured my tub and it is 17" across the flat bottom, although the sides are 'curved' upward from the bottom, giving a bit more room across from side to side as you go up the tub walls. The stool turned upside down and measured from the very *outside* of the rubber feet is a bit less than 14", plus you can slightly turn the stool to gain a little more room. It is billed as being for "smaller" tubs. I believe my tub is called "standard size." However, I have a standard bench-type stool that will NOT fit cross-wise in my tub so I had... » Read More On receiving this question I measured my tub and it is 17" across the flat bottom, although the sides are 'curved' upward from the bottom, giving a bit more room across from side to side as you go up the tub walls. The stool turned upside down and measured from the very *outside* of the rubber feet is a bit less than 14", plus you can slightly turn the stool to gain a little more room. It is billed as being for "smaller" tubs. I believe my tub is called "standard size." However, I have a standard bench-type stool that will NOT fit cross-wise in my tub so I had to sit on it like a horse (not good); this one is substantially smaller and fits just fine and is stable. « Show Less
1369175
Not sure of exact inches but my Grandmother was able to fit this in a regular size tub. However, she did not use it because it sat way too high out of the water and does not lower enough to sit in the water so we returned it.
1369176
This was a gift. The tub was very small. 12 inches. 15 at the most leg to opposite leg.
1354543
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.)
1065625
You will need just 27" for her to walk into the bathtub/shower before she can sit down on the seat which would be behind the opening and add another 20" . In other words your opening has to be at least 50" to have enough room to move around to sit down. The seat has to position itself over the edge of the bathtub and 27" won't do it. It won't work with all four legs sitting in the bathtub. Or have the seat fold down from the wall. Old people don't like tight spaces or wiggly stuff but like lots of handle bars. My mom had plenty of room but would not use the seat. JJK
893145
The blue front pads are 17 1/2 inches outside to outside wide. The blue rear pads are 14 1/2 inches outside to outside wide. The aluminum tube legs are less than these measurements; However, this gives you an idea the outside distances for fit into a tub or shower stall or wherever you wish to use this stool! The AquaSense Folding stool is awesome, good and sturdy and practical! Hope this helps you decide if it will work for you.
1818121
Approximately 1 inch, give or take. This wouldn't work for a bar stool rung that is 4" circumference.
349344
As you can see the legs slant outwards at the bottom and would need at least 16 1/2 inches to fit in your tub. I use mine in a large shower which has plenty of room to move around.
845413
Fully extended it's 18 inches from the tub. There are three adjustment positions and I have mine all the way up. I'm 5'3" tall and I'm 70 years old. This, for me, is better than a shower seat by itself. It stabilizes me while I step out. I don't think I could get up off a shower seat by itself. Standing it's all I need.
1316937
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"
2232136
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
681795
Did you not get my earlier answer? The short answer is the chair will fit almost against the tub.
1955107
Hello ~ I just doublechecked and at its lowest the stool measures 13". Easily adjustable, lightweight and sturdy. It's perfect for the shower or tub. Or as an extra stool to reach higher cabinets. Hope this was helpful.
1106425
To the edges of each foot, 18.25" across width, 20.5" front to rear. The flange on the bottom edge of each foot could be filed down, but this would only gain you about 3/16" on each side. It is a very sturdy chair but sounds like a tight fit for your tub unless you actually have 18".
210344
I spent many hours trying to find a chair that would fit into a basic 5 ft bath tub. This was the only one I found. The foot print of the chair is 16 1/2 x 16 1/2. the tub bottom is 17 inches. The feet have pliable bottoms, but I don't think that they could be reduced to 14.5 ft. It is a great chair, wish it would work for you.
2134277
The height of the seat back is 29" from the bottom of the bath. The height that the seat part lifts up my seating is approx 3". You will need a pretty deep bathtub to get full immersion. The chair works well with good reliability.
2138165
I will have to measure and get back with you, but i know it was pretty tight in my tub. I actually turned the stool sideways--not because it was too tight but so i could move back and forth under the shower spray.
1666737
If you are speaking of the diameter of the seat, I believe it's closer to 13.5 inches. I have trashed the stool I had, as I felt it was poorly designed and made. I would advise against purchase of this item.
1553194
Probably 18 1/2 inches, because the middle of the seat cushion is a little higher than the edge, which is 18 inches. I also love the stool, sturdy, attractive and looks great in my bathroom! Love it.