Will these work for installing grab bars on tile in bathtub
182953
Unlikely, too many things would have to fit together. The grab bar hardware is not likely to match the togglers, I would go with something more specific.
609724
The bottom of the crossbars are at about the same height as the bottom of the side rails. As long as your side rails have decent clearance these should work.
1059028
As long as the bar diameter is the same as your clamps, they should. Once you know the diameter you can search based on it.
2246162
If they can hook on correctly they should. These are just hooks that slip up and on top of the existing rack from under, hook on the back and the pull down flat.
692076
No, these will NOT stick to sheet rock, dry wall, etc. I've tried several different brands of this suction cup style of grip bar, and they all will work only on a very smooth, non-porous surface, like tile. They may possibly stick to a surround enclosure if the surface is smooth enough.
211020
I would assume it would, but I can't answer definitively. We installed it on my father's cast iron tub, but the new fiberglass tubs are quite sturdy. The tub grab bar is light weight and sturdy and a simple and practical way to offer assistance to someone in need of help entering the tub/shower.
975435
It seems as if it should work well inside of a bathtub. Th surface where you place the grip bar should be flat and not curved. The suction cups are very strong (as long as they are adhered to a smooth pat surface).
908747
Diameter is only about 1/2 inch, would not be able to be used as a grab bar. Really only for towels
346594
These hooks are a little big for that, however, they're really nice so it would be a nice idea. I use mine to hang large bath towels in the bathroom. I tried a mug & it does work, the handle clanked against the hook part when I took it off, but other than that, easy on, easy off.
492087
It depends on the rails you have. The rails have to have an opening in the middle (across the rail) where the rail grab hook will go in.Hope this helps.
1937771
If so, they are smaller than the clear plastic and metal top hook kind I have. They would fit, but there would be wiggle room. I will check tonight and get back to you.
1583564
They should be strong enough, I have never had a problem with any of the Grabit products. I have used it to pull out stripped bolts off my old motorcycle.
371179
They fit thin bars, I bought them for Olympic bars and didn't fit but I believe they do fit for thin bars
167242
Hi Douglas,I have never used them on Olympic bars unfortunately, so I do not know how they would work on them. What I can say is that they have done well for me over the years and they are a great deal.
255074
Yes, Mark, in our experience over many months they are strong enough. We have a larger than standard whirlpool tub, but the flaps extend far enough onto the tub edges to be supported. If your lift for some reason doesn't stay in place at the bottom, it could sway to the inboard side and lose the edge support. [ hasn't happened to us]. If your lift is sitting on a moderately molded-in non-skid surface, the suction cups will conform to the surface with a little time and warm water. If your tub has a "sandy" or very aggresive non-skid texture you have a problem. In that case, if the lift will remain in the tub without the need to remove it often,I would try a small dollop of Plumber's Goop on the outside edges of the suction cups. [Dry ,clean surfaces of course]. If you do this you will probably have to remove the lift from the suction-cup feet and carefully peel up the suction-cups with the help of something like a kitchen knife. I.e., the lift is strong enough...the attachment to tub bottom is key.
1956251
I can not see why they won't work. I have two sets that I use for my racks on my pick up. They come with lots of straps.
1325892
Yes these will work however they are super strong and sometimes difficult (but not impossible) to pry off of one another.