Great advice!! I just got a transfer bench yesterday and couldn’t figure out how to use the shower curtain without getting water everywhere. The idea of cutting the plastic curtain is a great idea! Thanks!
I just had it put in this week and plumber came yesterday and had to fix the hit water in the tub. Somehow he moved it all ascue and on my walker I can't get it to move now so can't use the shower in the tub. New grab bars all installed. New shower head on hook near where transfer bench should be. But thanks for suggestion will see if he can come back with some plastic putty knives.😊
Could you explain a bit further or demo how you’d cut the shower curtain to better fit into the slit of the tub bench? Would you just recommend cutting 2 long vertical pieces into the curtain and guiding them into the slit? Hope this makes sense! That’s always a tricky issue to help patients keep water inside itself! Thanks so much for your help and sharing your tips :)
Yes, 2 vertical slots up to the height of the bench seat and the width of the opening. I’m actually filming a clarifying video for this exact process this week!
@@EquipMeOT thanks for the reply! A search revealed they are unavailable in our area at the moment. However another TH-cam video suggested PVC tube and we were able to fix it up with some extra tube.
The tabs on the suction cups are meant to be pulled to release the suction, but I’ve found that sometimes that’s not enough if the tub bench has been in place for a long time. Sometimes a flat implement (ex. Butter knife or spatula, etc) plus pulling the tab should get it to release. Hope that answers your question!
That’s totally reasonable! There is always a way to set it up without having to be on display! Start with an opaque shower curtain instead of the clear one for this setup. Depending on how much assistance you need throughout the process, there is always a way to ensure adequate privacy. It just takes a little creativity and patience!
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Great advice!! I just got a transfer bench yesterday and couldn’t figure out how to use the shower curtain without getting water everywhere. The idea of cutting the plastic curtain is a great idea! Thanks!
Your welcome!
Thank you so much for the information about cutting the shower curtain. Works perfectly!
You saved the day! Ty!!
You are welcome!
This is perfect. So helpful! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you very much for this thorough exp[lanation.
You’re welcome!
Wonderfully done 👍
Thank you!
So helpful! Thank you!
Thank you for the tutorials you've made they are very helpful!
How do you loosen the suction cups to take the bench out to reposition the bench or clean the tub? They really do hold well.
I use a plastic putty knife. They can really be a pain to remove!
I just had it put in this week and plumber came yesterday and had to fix the hit water in the tub. Somehow he moved it all ascue and on my walker I can't get it to move now so can't use the shower in the tub. New grab bars all installed. New shower head on hook near where transfer bench should be.
But thanks for suggestion will see if he can come back with some plastic putty knives.😊
Could you explain a bit further or demo how you’d cut the shower curtain to better fit into the slit of the tub bench? Would you just recommend cutting 2 long vertical pieces into the curtain and guiding them into the slit? Hope this makes sense! That’s always a tricky issue to help patients keep water inside itself! Thanks so much for your help and sharing your tips :)
Yes, 2 vertical slots up to the height of the bench seat and the width of the opening. I’m actually filming a clarifying video for this exact process this week!
@@EquipMeOT That will really help to see that as well visually! Thanks so much for all your info and all you put into this channel :)
My pleasure!
@@EquipMeOT yay! I'm going to search now!
Would you Recommend this for someone who’s had foot surgery ?
Yes. I think this would be helpful for that type of recovery.
@@EquipMeOT thanks for the recommendation it’s making my post surgery life so much more easier now
You’re welcome!
Can you change the back to the other side
Yes, it can be assembled either direction.
I have a Moen transfer bench and it doesn’t have have any creases.
How can this be adapted to fit a jetted tub that has a higher side? The feet do not quite reach the floor fully extended.
If you search tub bench leg extenders you can find extenders that will add up to 6 inches to height.
@@EquipMeOT thanks for the reply! A search revealed they are unavailable in our area at the moment. However another TH-cam video suggested PVC tube and we were able to fix it up with some extra tube.
Excellent! That’s great to know! I’ve never used PVC before, so I’m happy to hear that’s an option!
Do you pull the tabs to remove the TRANSFER BENCH
The tabs on the suction cups are meant to be pulled to release the suction, but I’ve found that sometimes that’s not enough if the tub bench has been in place for a long time. Sometimes a flat implement (ex. Butter knife or spatula, etc) plus pulling the tab should get it to release. Hope that answers your question!
THANK YOU..... VERY HELPFUL
Where is the video about assembling the bench?
th-cam.com/video/K3BfbvaxErQ/w-d-xo.html
I can not do this I have a bar in between
I just don't want my home attendant to see me naked even though I have a injury
That’s totally reasonable! There is always a way to set it up without having to be on display! Start with an opaque shower curtain instead of the clear one for this setup. Depending on how much assistance you need throughout the process, there is always a way to ensure adequate privacy. It just takes a little creativity and patience!