Does not having side suction allow water to splash out ?
325014
No. Like most fabric shower curtains, if you get the sides wet and smooth them against the wall they stay right were you put them. Never needed a suction cup on anything but plastic.
325015
No suction or magnets, but I have been using it for about 1 year with no problems. I purchased the longer version.
325016
Not if you have magnets on bottom. The side suction helps on showers, at least on mine it does.
1923465
My sink is about 5 inches deep. Splashs only when dishes piled high in sink. You can have the tap not come on full blast by turning the little lever up at the tap. Then when you turn on the water full, it doesn't come out with as much force. I just took a video with my phone so you can see. I will try to attach it
865283
No, in my experience there is not any splash/nmesh using the faucet that came with the kit.
1187404
One side is for water and the other is for sand. Only one side has a drain plug. My son likes to scoop the water to the other side and likewise the sand. So, yes you can do water on both sides, it won't leak out. Some say it leaks thru the holes for the legs, but that's not the case for ours. Hope this helps!
850450
The back splash is not attached, but the under mount bowl is already in place. I think it's a great value for the money ... although I used my own faucet. Hope this helps.
905817
Hi,I have never had to remove the suction side but, I do know that you release the bar suction by turning the metal cover over the suction mechansim. There are arrows on the metal cover showing which way to lock & unlock the suction. Hope this helpa. The bar I bought has been attached to a glass shower for over a year & a half and has not showen an signs of letting go from wet towel weight.Have a great day!!!!!!!
2169369
Not that I've seen... and as a matter of fact I left it out in the rain and I can't figure out how to get the water out of the bottom. I would still recommend this one..it didn't take my son long at all to figure out he couldn't pull up on it...I kind of think even with sand..they'd still tip over with a cart. I buy everybody's kid this for their 1st bday because I love it so much.
1366852
We have this sink and do not have any issue with splashing. We have a wall-mount faucet from California Faucet and the faucet stream hits just on the back side of the pop-up drain. We did cardboard cut-outs of the sink and faucet in order to get a feel for scale and the right position of the sink on the top and the faucet on the wall (vertical, horizontal and how far out it needed to extend).
1376710
No. You hold it out horizontally;away from splashing. I dry it with TP and sometimes wipe it down with a little alcohol swab. It comes witha handy carrying bag and you can put it right back in the bag .
87170
It does have a suction side and I am not sure about the pressure. I do not have a gauge on the outlet.
105117
Yes. I use mine for a splash. This could use one more adjustment nut to control tilt though.
177484
It can take splashes of water but not a soaking. Avoid leaving it out in the rain!
1175195
It does not need suction. Just covering the drain with this prevents water from draining. Perhaps the weight of the water holds it down, but this stopper does the job.
750800
I have my fauchet in the back,center. I haven't had any trouble with splashing.
2109253
If the bottle is snug in the cup holder (I use Koverz neoprene bottle sleeve) it willn ot splash if the water level is below the line where the bottle changes shape. I keep the top on. It's easy to take off.
750801
Splashing has not been a problem for us. I think splashing is related to the water pressure and how hard the faucet is turned on, not on the sink. If you turn the faucet on full blast there will be some splashing.
36429
It splashes and I do not like it. It is very hard to regulate the flow of water and get wet every time I use it.