Is this tub sturdy enough to stand on its own. We have no regular bathtub, just a shower stall. We need a large tub for grandchildren that is sturdy.
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Yes it will as long as you have an electric air pump. Otherwise it will be flimsy. Also the temp gauge on mine came off. Not the best quality but the tub itself has held up. Hope this helps
1395545
Yes it is. Only one small child around 25 lbs or under at a time though could be in it.
1395546
Yes definitely. Our daughter plays in it often without water and it stays up. As long as you keep it inflated every few uses it would work well.
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I feel that it would have been sturdy enough without the tub surrounding it. Fill it with enough air and it should be fine.
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Agreed - it can definitely stand on it's own, and only 1 child at a time fits.
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It fits in our regular sized bathtub with no problem... I can not measure it but it looks about 18". It is very sturdy and I actually have 2. One at our home in Florida and one home in New York.
1875598
This chair has a seat like a toilet, but to be stable you would have to sit on the lid of the toilet. A chair for the tub is smaller and is made just for bathing and/or shower depending on size. I would think that it would be more comfortable for you or anyone to use a regular chair made for the tub. Just look up bath chairs. But if you so not want to to do that, try the toilet, basically same design, just has a pail and is a toilet first, and if it works, bath chair. Up to you.
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It stands on it's own. The only time ours has toppled is when it was full and someone knocked into it.
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As long as you stand it as show in the photo (in a W shape, not straight) it stands fine on its own. I haven't had any issues with mine.
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It's pretty sturdy on it's own. If you have kids or pets though, I'd attach it to the wall. Also, be careful with weight distribution. If you put the heaviest stuff on top, you'll make it easier to topple should it get bumped.
1095643
I just put it on the edge of my bathtub (I have a seated area). It doesn't really move much unless you have a large piece of soap that is very heavy, like I typically use. It is stable. It will not just fall over into the bath area.
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I would not recommend it. It is a step, not a seat or chair. You would need to look at chairs made for a bathtub.
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Thank you for the inquiry Lawrence. The bathtub is designed to have a stand alone tub filler. If you have additional questions please contact us at 855.659.2284.Thank you,Steve Kaz -Z Bathroom Gallery Customer Care
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I bought this a while ago, but I do believe it would work with a traditional tub, I am assuming one that has a side up against the wall. It was a tad difficult to put up, bets to use 2 people. If you are in a pinch it should be able to work for you. Hope this helps, but its been awhile since the purchase and it was for a rental property.
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The tub is very sturdy and there is no problem with our pudgy 35lb. Shih Tzu. I don't klnow how good it would be for larger dogs, but it is very sturdy. We are very happy with this purchase.
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No, the tub is intended to be held together by the sink. It's a flat mat that folds into a tub like shape. It'd just fall apart if in a tub.
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The legs do not offer great support . I place a stool under the tub which is exactly the correct height which gives the proper support for the legs. I have a 70 pound dog and do not believe they would support the dogs weight without the stool .When booster bath first came out many years ago the tub had all around support you did not have the problem of broken legs but instead of offering a better product they now offer a inferior product from what they started with.
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We have a his and hers vanity and it's pretty wide and has enough room to hold the tub...so I think a large countertop can hold this tub with no problem!
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I have it on tile in my bathroom right now and it stands perfectly. It is pretty sturdy, so I imagine it would stand okay on thick, dense carpet, but may be a bit unbalanced on shag.
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No. Not sturdy enough. I just use it in a closet for storing bath products, etc.
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It would will stand on it's own, but it would not be very sturdy, I would suggest putting a base under it, like a piece of plywood to hold is apart and also more steady, you may still have some problems if someone bumps into it.