Suction cups on legs and are they secure. Wide seat?
1543412
Yes the suction cups are secure and the seat is wide enough to hold a hefty person, though my mom is small. The seat straddles the tub and the legs adjusted easy for stability.
1543413
Yes. Suction cups are on legs that go inside the tub and stay firm. My son was able to also install a bar for me to balance when I need to stand. Note I have my right leg amputated so this chair is helpful. I do weigh around 200 and the seat is fine. I feel it is wide enough. I was fortunate to be introduced to a chair like this in rehab. I sit on the edge, lift my leg over edge of tub and slide inside the tub. Hope this helps.
1543414
This has been great for us! There are suction cups on the end of two legs and rubber tips on the other two. These legs can be switched to fit whichever direction your bath/shower fixtures are. I purchased this for a family member. It has worked very well! The height of the legs is also adjustable. The seat is wide enough so that a person can sit outside a tub/shower and slide over to sit inside. The only issue we had was we needed to place a small towel on the seat so the person could sit on it to slide over and not stick to the plastic seat.
26624
I put it under the seat so my legs don't hit it. I have the large and it's fairly narrow, but has plenty of room. Some bags secure tighter, but I think this one is secure enough. It doesn't move around.
373977
HandyI've never used the suction cup. I have a hook on a shower rack that I hang it on.
2037539
Suction cups are attached to the legs & the glass top lays across those to form a good non slipping surface
981200
It is not suction cups. There are drywall anchors that the hooks go into. The anchors may be giving it the look of plastic. It is a sturdy setup if installed correctly.
1017156
Won't fall over. Mine are full so very secure. Combined two different sizes to fill up the holder. Expensive but very convenient.
2238349
I have and am quite pleased. If it were 1/4" wider for my GPS it would be perfect. Nevertheless, it does much better than the suction cup devise used previously.
43903
There are no suction cups-- they just rest behind the rear view mirror and the sun visors (they slightly overlap in the center in my car). With the flexible wire in the seams, I've never had to fight them to stay up at all.
302596
It works alright for me. The weight of the saddle holds it down. The suction cups require periodic wetting to hold firm to sides, but even when they come loose it is not a problem from my standpoint. I consider it a good product worth the money I paid for it. Hope that helps you.
1610528
Hi Ivor, I don't think a conventional suction cup would hold the weight. Perhaps a heavy duty clamping cup. I don't believe its offered by the seller, but you might be able to rig one if you're mechanically inclined.
2118715
Sure but the surface must be flat and smooth for the suction cups to hold properly.
1560416
Odd question. I can only say they are certainly wide enough to support a heavy shower curtain without any slippage after a couple months of usage. I would have to take the rod down to measure, and I won't do that. I can only say that it has performed outstandingly in every way ease of adjustment and usage for its intended purpose. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to be free of eternally adjusting one of the many other ones I have used. Put another way, the ends ard big enough to do the job just right.
1963580
The suction cups are small, but the mat stays in place when I am standing on it.
489429
Yes, despite the first "no" answer. 3 suction cups hold base to smooth surface such as mirror. Alternatively, one end will act as a stand on a horizontal surface, as in picture.
2172399
The cups hold your handlebars but there is also a material strap that can be used to ensure if a suction cup happens to fail, the bike won't fall off the back of your car. Granted, I've ye to take my bike super far, but haven't felt the need to use the material strap yet, the suction cups haven't lost suction once in all my uses.
1160267
No. There aren't any suction cups, but there are strategically placed rubber stoppers to keep the glass top shelf from sliding around. The weight of the television set keeps the shelf from sliding around. I have a 55" Samsung TV on mine, and I have had no problem with the shelf moving at all.
43824
Yes, the cups stay firmly in place. But do not rely on the adhesive backing. I had to eventually use small tacks to fix them to the wall after a few of them fell off.