Tub Transfer Bench Reversible Back with Suction-Cup Feet

$64.99 $94.99

A bench that straddles the tub wall, so you cross it sitting down instead of stepping over it.

Cross The Wall Sitting Down Legs Adjust 17.5" To 22.5" Suction Feet Inside The Tub Backrest Reverses
Quantity
1

Free U.S. shipping · 30-day returns

Stepping over the wall of a bathtub means standing on one leg, on a wet floor, holding onto something that was never designed to be held. That is the moment this removes.

The bench sits across the wall — two legs on the bathroom floor, two inside the tub. You sit down on the outer half where the floor is dry, lift one leg over, then the other, and slide across the seat into the bath. At no point are you standing up in the tub.

It is 26 inches of seat across a 32 by 23 inch frame, with a backrest that unbolts and reverses so the bench works whichever side of the tub your bathroom door is on. The legs adjust separately from 17.5 to 22.5 inches in half-inch steps, which is how you level a bench that has two feet on tile and two in a curved tub.

The two legs inside the tub have suction-cup feet that pull down onto the tub floor, and there are drainage openings through the seat plus a moulded handle to help you shift across. The aluminium frame is rated to 350 lb and the whole bench weighs 13.6 lb.

One thing to check before ordering: the outer legs need floor space beside the tub, and the inner legs need a flat area of tub floor. Measure both.

  • Cross The Wall Sitting Down
  • Legs Adjust 17.5" To 22.5"
  • Suction Feet Inside The Tub
  • Backrest Reverses

Seat 26" long x 18.5" wide; overall 32" x 23". Legs adjust 17.5" to 22.5" in half-inch steps on dual column extensions. Aluminium frame rated to 350 lb; the bench weighs 13.6 lb. Reversible backrest for left or right entry, drainage openings through the seat, suction-cup feet for the two legs inside the tub and a moulded grab handle. Tool-free assembly.

There is nothing to size and nothing to fit — set the height to suit you and it is ready to use.

Type: Tub Transfer Bench
Key feature: a bench that straddles the tub wall so you cross it sitting down
Quantity: one unit
Seat 26" long x 18.5" wide; overall 32" x 23". Legs adjust 17.5" to 22.5" in half-inch steps on dual column extensions. Aluminium frame rated to 350 lb; the bench weighs 13.6 lb. Reversible backrest for left or right entry, drainage openings through the seat, suction-cup feet for the two legs inside the tub and a moulded grab handle. Tool-free assembly.

Free shipping on every U.S. order. No minimum.
Delivered in 5–9 business days after a 1–2 day handling time.
30-day returns – if the fit isn't right, send them back.

Cross the wall sitting down.

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THE WHOLE POINT

Cross The Wall Sitting Down

Sit on the outer half where the floor is dry, lift your legs over the wall one at a time, then slide across. You never stand on one foot in a wet tub.

  • Cross The Wall Sitting Down
  • Sit on the outer half where the floor is dry, lift your legs over the wall one at a time, then slide across. You never stand on one foot in a wet tub.
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LEVEL IT PROPERLY

Legs Adjust 17.5" To 22.5"

Each leg sets independently in half-inch steps on a dual column, which is what lets you level a bench with two feet on the bathroom floor and two on a curved tub base.

  • Legs Adjust 17.5" To 22.5"
  • Each leg sets independently in half-inch steps on a dual column, which is what lets you level a bench with two feet on the bathroom floor and two on a curved tub base.
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IT STAYS PUT

Suction Feet Inside The Tub

The inner legs end in suction cups that pull down onto the tub floor, so the bench does not creep while you slide across. A moulded handle gives you something to pull on.

  • Suction Feet Inside The Tub
  • The inner legs end in suction cups that pull down onto the tub floor, so the bench does not creep while you slide across. A moulded handle gives you something to pull on.
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EITHER SIDE OF THE ROOM

Backrest Reverses

The backrest unbolts and flips, so the bench sets up for entry from the left or the right. Fit it to your bathroom rather than rearranging your bathroom for it.

  • Backrest Reverses
  • The backrest unbolts and flips, so the bench sets up for entry from the left or the right. Fit it to your bathroom rather than rearranging your bathroom for it.

Built for everyday support.

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Cross The Wall Sitting Down

Sit on the outer half where the floor is dry, lift your legs over the wall one at a time, then slide across.

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Legs Adjust 17.5" To 22.5"

Each leg sets independently in half-inch steps on a dual column, which is what lets you level a bench with two feet on the bathroom floor and two on a curved tub base..

03

Suction Feet Inside The Tub

The inner legs end in suction cups that pull down onto the tub floor, so the bench does not creep while you slide across.

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Backrest Reverses

The backrest unbolts and flips, so the bench sets up for entry from the left or the right.

How we compare.

What a transfer bench does that a chair inside the tub cannot.

Ours
A shower chair inside the tub
A grab bar alone
You cross the tub wall sitting down
Legs adjust in half-inch steps
Suction feet for the legs inside the tub
Backrest reverses for left or right entry
Seat 26" long
Frame rated to 350 lb

Frequently asked
questions.

The questions people actually ask before buying one.

It straddles the wall of the bathtub — two legs on the bathroom floor, two inside the tub. You sit down on the outer half where the floor is dry, lift your legs over the wall one at a time, then slide across the seat into the bath. You are never standing on one foot in a wet tub.

The frame is 32" x 23" with a 26" x 18.5" seat. The outer legs need clear floor space beside the tub and the inner legs need a flat area of tub floor — measure both before ordering.

Yes. The backrest unbolts and reverses, so the bench works for entry from the left or the right depending on how your bathroom is laid out.

Each leg adjusts on its own from 17.5" to 22.5" in half-inch steps on a dual column extension. That fine step is what lets you level a bench with two feet on tile and two on a sloping tub base.

The two legs inside the tub end in suction cups that pull down onto the tub floor, and there is a moulded handle in the seat to pull against as you shift.

The aluminium frame is rated to 350 lb, and the bench itself weighs 13.6 lb, so it lifts out easily when somebody else wants a clear tub.

No — there are drainage openings through the seat panels, so it runs off instead of pooling.

Free U.S. shipping and a 30-day return window, so you can set it across your own tub and check the fit before deciding.

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