Is the edge that goes against the tile wall [in the image] the width of the front edge, or is that side of the guard thicker? It's hard to tell.
1542502
Firstly we packed out the hollow centre of the guard with a small piece of wood and fixed it in place with sealant. This stopped the sides of the guard squeezing in when we pushed it into place. Then put plenty of sealant around the edges and push firmly in place with the curved edge into the bath side. This leaves a neat straight edge on the outside with the curving side to the inside helping to catch and return water back into the bath. Hope that helps but please give us your email address if you want us to send a photo to clarify further. It does work brilliantly by the way! Good luck!
1542503
It flares out at the base and narrows towards the points. So if you are looking at the parts that attach to the wall and tub, they form two triangles with the narrowest part in the front forming the apex, and the widest part on the bottom. It is flat along the surface that faces out towards the room, and the part that faces in towards the shower is curved to redirect the water. I hope this is clear.
1542504
It is thicker on the wall side. It contours in a way so you don't have a deep corner in which water could be trapped and make cleaning difficult. I've been quite happy with this product
1542505
The guard is hollow and fans out toward the tile wall. Thus, you have two edges against the wall. I like to run a bead of pure silicone caulk along those two edges to sort of stick it to the tile wall. Then, I fun another bead along the outside edges to give it a smooth appearance.
1542506
If you imagine the guard on the right (ignore the left one) to have the tub to its right, you are looking at it head-on. It flares out to be thicker to attach to the tile wall. I hope you are understanding my answer! That picture was taken at an odd angle. So now the left one (if the tub was to your right and you were getting into it) would be glued to the wall behind you. Again I'm hoping this makes sense!
1542507
The edge that attaches to the wall and top of the tub is wider (as seen in the photo). It's designed so that the curved side goes towards the tub while the straight side (seen in the middle of the two) faces the outside. There is a left and a right piece and not simply two identical pieces. I used these twice and was very happy with the results. In my case, I needed to trim the edge going on my shower enclosure wall since it wasn't completely flat. This is the best quality splash guard that I've ever seen.
157931
Neither. The one I have is about 3 inches from the wall to the very front and the width (just the top or bottom of it) is again about 3 inches. Side to side it's about 4 inches.
1463786
It is as thick as an average screen protector. The other question I don't know the answer to.
932383
The thickness from front to back is really only about an inch. They are not that thick at all but they do the trick. I am very please with mine. They will work themselves up out of the dirt some so you have to keep hammering or pushing them down but they look really nice for the cost and ease of installation.
1736825
it's thick enough for two foams stacked on top of each other to sit flush with the edge. that's approximately 3.5 inches when I measured. Hope this helps.
894030
The long edges of the board are beveled, but the short edges are not, yet they are tapered on both ends. It is about 1/2-3/4 inch thick. I am a physical therapist and I ordered it for a patient. They were very happy with the product.
1413939
It has a border on top 2cmx2cm that is inside ( it is visible on the picture), but walls itself are not thick. I can't measure it inside, I have a dirt in it.
1260202
The bottom appears the same thickness as the sides. I just measured the side wall with my caliper at it is just under 4mm thick. In my opinion this is pretty good quality.
463641
I was worried about that too. My tiles are four inch squares. I ordered one of these and the fit was not exact - the edge of each suction cup is about a quarter inch over the edge of the tile. But it works. The grip is very strong; maybe every few weeks I have to reseal one of the cups, which is simple and quick to do. I ended up ordering three more of these.
2244735
The thickness is 1/3 of an inch . The coloring is not as it appears in this picture. It's actually white marble tiles ..
2142868
There aren't any exposed edges where one can actually see the plastic thickness, but this thing is substantial. Ours went through this past winter (which was long and COLD) without any trouble.
436417
The walls are about a 1/4 inch thick or less so with that in mind...I don't really know.
1958403
The one that came with mine was wrong size, so my tile guy made one from square carrara marble tiles, and made a sidesplash too for the side against wall. They have seams in middle, but look fine.
818023
I went to a local tile store and found there is a metal edging you an buy for under $20.00 that you put on the end of the wall and the tiles fit into it. It finishes off the edge of the tiles. The edge is less than half an inch that you see. It works great.
2117722
There is a bevel around the edge of the glass, thickness is approx. 1/4 inch thick
388093
In the middle it is about 1 inch thick, towards the sides it's more like 2 inches
1059745
It is 3/16" thick and it does not matter (as far as I know) since both sides are reflective. The stickem did not work well for me, so ended up using 3/8" metal screws every 6" on the ribs of each panel.Hope that helps - It has made a huge difference in my garage temp at the end of the day.