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Bathtub Shower Frame

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  1. BATH FRAME Tubular steel frame with polyester webbing support surface rests on top of bathtub. Allows washing with shower hose attachment, minimizing lifting for parent or attendant. Top section of frame can be hinged to allow user to sit up. Can be stored against wall. Each unit is custom made to fit tub dimensions....[More Information]

  2. Tub Frame. ------- "DO IT YOURSELF" ENTRY ------- PURPOSE: Tub frame serves as a bathboard, allowing a parent to bathe the child without straining to lift it out of a deep the bathtub. Instructions for constructing aluminum or wooden models of a tub frame. The aluminum frame is made with 1 1/2 inch diameter aluminum tubing, welded together to form a rectangular frame as wide as the distance from the bathtub wall to the outer edge of the ledge, minus approximately 2 inches, and as long as the tub. Strips of...[More Information]

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