Bathtub Safety Step

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Adds safety and stability when getting in and out of the bathtub.

Your Price: $25.95

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Current Inventory: 8 items

Part Number:AJB5539

Manufacturer:Jobar International, Inc.

slip-resistant textured top and rubberized feet provide extra confidence for stepping over the tub wall.
Adds almost 4 inches to your step.

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The Bathtub Safety Step is a sturdy bath step that provides nearly 4 inches of height. This large, non-slip step adds safety and stability when getting in and out of the bathtub.

Users will find the slip-resistant textured top and rubberized feet provide extra confidence for stepping over the tub wall, even in wet conditions. The Bathtub Safety Step measures 19 3/4 inches long, 16 inches wide and 4 inches high. Steps can be stacked on top, adding two inches each. Each Bathtub Safety Step is sold individually.

Bathtub Safety Step Specifications:

Construction: Polypropylene, plastic.
Measures: 19 3/4 inches long, 16 inches wide, 4 inches high.
Supports up to: 418 pounds.

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Q: Is this product will not slide from the floor upon stepping on it?

Asked by: Arman - 11/24/2016

A: There is a textured top to prevent your feet from slipping and the bottom of the step is rubberized to prevent it from moving.

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Answer provided by: Andy (11/24/2016)

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Q: 1) will the step slide if the floor gets damp? 2) can you place 1 step outside the tub and 1 inside tub? so there is not such a drop seeing the tub is equal going up as to coming down into the tub. Fyi they will be using a chair.

Asked by: Bean - 1/23/2019

A: 1) No, the Bathtub Safety Step has rubberized feet so they will remain steady even in wet conditions.

2) Yes, the step can be used inside the tub as long as it is on a level surface and it's not against a sloped side wall.

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Answer provided by: Andy (1/23/2019)

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