Will this fit on a bath tube facet? That is what I am look for.
1382850
It may, I don't know what a "bath tube" faucet is, if you mean "bath tub" then no, unless it is threaded like the shower pipe that sticks out of the wall. But the bigger issue is, this is a terrible product. I would not buy it again, or any Aquasana product. It failed immediately, started leaking out the seams. The previous two Aquasana shower head filters also failed, it took me 3 times to learn they make a terrible product. I finally found a satisfactory shower filter head from Waterpik, bought at Costco, NOT Home Depot. Had to take the Waterpik form Home Depot back, because it also leaked.
1382851
It may, I don't know what a "bath tube" faucet is, if you mean "bath tub" then no, unless it is threaded like the shower pipe that sticks out of the wall. But the bigger issue is, this is a terrible product. I would not buy it again, or any Aquasana product. It failed immediately, started leaking out the seams. The previous two Aquasana shower head filters also failed, it took me 3 times to learn they make a terrible product. I finally found a satisfactory shower filter head from Waterpik, bought at Costco, NOT Home Depot. Had to take the Waterpik form Home Depot back, because it also leaked. It may, I don't know what a "bath tube" faucet is, if you mean "bath tub" then no, unless it is threaded like the shower pipe that sticks out of the wall. But the bigger issue is, this is a terrible product. I would not buy it again, or any Aquasana product. It failed immediately, started leaking out the seams. The previous two Aquasana shower head filters also failed, it took me 3 times to learn they make a terrible product. I finally found a satisfactory shower filter head from Waterpik, bought at Costco, NOT Home Depot. Had to take the Waterpik form Home Depot back,... » Read More It may, I don't know what a "bath tube" faucet is, if you mean "bath tub" then no, unless it is threaded like the shower pipe that sticks out of the wall. But the bigger issue is, this is a terrible product. I would not buy it again, or any Aquasana product. It failed immediately, started leaking out the seams. The previous two Aquasana shower head filters also failed, it took me 3 times to learn they make a terrible product. I finally found a satisfactory shower filter head from Waterpik, bought at Costco, NOT Home Depot. Had to take the Waterpik form Home Depot back, because it also leaked. « Show Less
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It worked on my old tub. Check the spacing of the holes on the tub match the faucet. I modified my faucet to mount a shower head up on the ceiling. Works great!
1715101
I'm not sure because I don't have that tub. The way the stopper is made, it seems like it would fit with just about anything though.
45336
The diameter of the bar that rests on the tub edges is 1 3/8 inches. The width of the flat inner edge of my tub is 1.5 inches. So if your tub edge is 1.5 inches or more, it should work fine. If less than 1 inch, it may not rest securely, especially if it moves a bit when person is getting in or out of chair.
375127
I am fairly sure it will... it opens wide enough to go over lip of tub and then the area that tightens would be below the lip. I think it would be ok...
800070
Since it was intended for a "standard" 60" shower/tub enclosure I wouldn't want to stray to far from that measurement. Due to the curvature of the bar it would start looking "off" if you closed the adjustment too much. In theory you can close the adjustment to a total width of approximately 33" but again I think you will end up with a non-symmetrical curve.
1936009
It will fit but it comes off with water pressure. I would not recommend it if you are going to use with any pressure at all. I wanted to use it to bathe my small dog but had to use electrical tape to keep it on.
1220062
It will fit either. I had to remove rubber seal on the inside for it to adapt to my sink (female). They don't explain that part so I panicked at first. Went to hardware store to find an adapter. By accident, employee pulled out the rubber piece and figured it out. It screws on easily, 3 part adapter. I have a small dog and no longer have to break my back bending over the tub. I love it.
429228
Unfortunately it does not fit on the tub spout. I was very disappointed when I received mine. I even tried attaching it to the bathroom sink and that was even more disastrous. Hope this helps.
1813282
You would need to measure from the top of your tub and determine if the panel will fit on the wall. Depends on how much head room you have in your tub area. This is designed to be used in a shower. It's quite tall.
2251221
Yes, definitely. I have a rather small tub that is more narrow on one end and I can tell that another Bath N' Bumper would fit.
2250145
I think it might be too big for your tub. If you don't need a back, try looking at the round seat that rotates. Good luck!
1063112
It is adjustable I would think if your tub looks anything like the one shown ,it should work.Leave atleast a foot behind the tub for the top to flip back,
1220395
if it will fit the pipe coming out of the wall of your shower then it will fit the unit.
1652976
I actually think it will. Our tub is shorter than that, but we did not have it fully extended when we used it. We loved the product, as did our OT and PT. Good luck.
1629810
If the sides of the bath are flat on the top, it will work. In other words, not fluted or curvy on the top, or higher on the ends. It needs to make contact with the edges of the bath all the way around.
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John,I don't think it would matter. I bought this for my mom and she has a ceramic bathtub. Just make sure it is flush on both sides and it's not real thick so you can get a good grip on it when you tighten it.