Will it work on a tub with sliding glass doors? null

I would guess no. The tub transfer bench extends out over the edge of the bath tub. So you can sit down on it outside the tub then swing your legs into tub. I would think the glass door would limit the space between edge of tub bench and where glass door is, probably very tight squeeze. Maybe remove the sliding glass doors and use shower curtain while need this item.

Hi Dean, The first thing to consider is whether or not the bench itself can clear the height of the wall of your tub. This bench can clear from 16.25" to 20.65" depending on how high you adjust the seat height. Assuming the bench will clear the height of the wall of your tub, you'd also have to consider the fact that you won't be able to close the sliding door because the transfer bench will be in the way of the track of the door. I hope this helps. Thanks - Medline DME product support

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I would guess no. The tub transfer bench extends out over the edge of the bath tub. So you can sit down on it outside the tub then swing your legs into tub. I would think the glass door would limit the space between edge of tub bench and where glass door is, probably very tight squeeze. Maybe remove the sliding glass doors and use shower curtain while need this item.
Answered by Jojo 2 years ago
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Hi Dean, The first thing to consider is whether or not the bench itself can clear the height of the wall of your tub. This bench can clear from 16.25" to 20.65" depending on how high you adjust the seat height. Assuming the bench will clear the height of the wall of your tub, you'd also have to consider the fact that you won't be able to close the sliding door because the transfer bench will be in the way of the track of the door. I hope this helps. Thanks - Medline DME product support
Answered by Medline 2 years ago
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Answered by Rusty 2 years ago
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