Extension Legs for Transfer Bath Bench – 4 pcs/set | Bath Bench Accessory

These extension legs attach to the existing legs of your transfer bath bench to increase its overall height. This is useful when your bathtub is taller than standard, or when the user needs the bench to be higher for easier sitting and standing.

This product is sold as a set of 4 extension legs — one for each leg of your transfer bath bench.

Please contact Must to confirm the exact height increase provided by these extension legs, as this may vary depending on the bench model they are used with.

These extension legs are compatible with most standard transfer bath benches. Please contact Must with your bench model (SKU or brand) to confirm compatibility before purchasing.

Yes, these extension legs are designed to work with Must transfer bath benches. Contact our team to confirm compatibility with your specific bench model.

Installation is tool-free. Simply slide or push the extension legs onto the existing legs of your transfer bath bench until they are securely seated. Always test the bench for stability before use after installation.

Yes. These extension legs are designed to maintain the stability of your transfer bath bench. Always ensure all four legs are fully and evenly installed, and test the bench for wobble before use. If you notice any instability, contact Must for assistance.

Extension legs are needed when the standard bench height is too low for your bathtub or for the user's comfort. Common reasons include: a taller-than-standard bathtub, a taller user, or a post-operative need for a higher seat height to reduce hip flexion.

Yes. After hip or knee replacement, care providers and physiotherapists often recommend raising the height of bath and shower seating to reduce the degree of hip flexion required. Extension legs can help achieve the correct height as recommended by your care provider.

If your existing transfer bath bench is otherwise in good condition but simply too low, these extension legs are a cost-effective solution that avoids the need to purchase an entirely new bench.

Please contact Must to confirm the material and finish of these extension legs. Most bath bench accessories are made from aluminum or durable plastic to resist corrosion in wet environments.

These legs are designed for use in wet bathroom environments. Please contact Must to confirm the specific material and corrosion resistance for this model.

Extension legs are designed to maintain the structural integrity of the bench. However, always verify the weight capacity of your specific bench model and ensure the extension legs are rated for the same load. Contact us if you have concerns.

These extension legs are specifically designed for transfer bath benches. Compatibility with other products such as shower chairs or commodes depends on the leg diameter and attachment mechanism. Contact Must to confirm before purchasing.

Bath bench accessories are generally low-cost items and may not be covered separately by extended health plans. However, if your transfer bath bench is covered, check with your insurer. Must can provide a receipt for your records.

No prescription is required. You can purchase these extension legs directly from our showroom or order online with local delivery available across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.

This product is sold as a set of 4. If you only need one or two replacement legs, please contact Must to discuss your options.

If your transfer bath bench sits inside the tub but the seat is too low for the user to sit and stand comfortably, or if the bench legs don't reach the tub floor properly, extension legs may be the solution. Visit our showroom and our team can help assess your setup.

Yes. Visit the Must showroom and our team can help you confirm compatibility with your bench and assess whether extension legs are the right solution for your bathtub setup.

You can purchase these extension legs at the Must showroom or order online with local delivery. We serve Surrey, Langley, White Rock, Delta, Richmond, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Vancouver, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, New Westminster, Tsawwassen, Ladner, Abbotsford, Mission, and Chilliwack.