does it have rubber ends? do any of them? I have the bright idea of putting one across inside of tub back wall instead of bars.
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It does have rubber ends but if you are talking about using it as a grab bar it will not work. It is not strong enough. The first one I bought broke when I twisted it into place. I exchanged it and the second one did the same thing even though I was being very careful. It did make some modifications and keep it as it was the only bronze one I could find that was not too long.
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Yes, as pictured, the ends are rubber or vinyl but it would no be sturdy or stable enough to support much weight.
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Yes, it is a 'drop in' tub. There are no finished sides. Maybe you can order it with a finished side??
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The side only needs enough clearance for the bars to not rub the tub. The back needs about 18 inches for the cover to swing out and then down. Very happy with my Rock it. Mike
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Yes, it is a rubberized material similar to shelf liner on the outside and is filled with PVC beads a bit bigger than BBs. Note, it will need to drain for quite a while if you wish to store it outside of the tub.
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No tub drain stopper. It needs its own rough-ins ($65.00). I have returned the set.
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Yes the ends are a removable. Every thing comes off of the tubing. Excellent product easy to install.MRH
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Yes most of them do. Definitely 1 end does. We glue both ends on permanently after installation.
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I don't know. The one I bought is 28" end to end, 24" of that is just the bar, the rest is attachments on the ends that attach to the wall. I just LOVE mine. Makes showering so much easier because I don't get disoriented when I close my eyes to shampoo. I'm pleased with mine.
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Confirmed! There are tubes that are a flexible type of material. Whether its rubber, I do not know...
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Yes, it does. It doesn't move from where you place it because of the suction underneath. I've never had a problem with mine. I don't leave it in the tub after bathing, but drape it over my towel bath mat on the side of the tub so that it can dry properly. It is also mildew or mold resistant. I hope this helps your decision if you're thinking of purchasing one. You'll be glad you did.Patt Price
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No, the tub wall has to be a minimum of 3" thick for the grab bar to clamp onto a straight surface.
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No it does not, it works great. Installed mine in guest shower for Christmas visitors and we've since had 3 more guest visits which are the only times the shower is used. I just checked for you, and my Grip Bar is still solidly mounted in the shower 4 months later. I'm very happy with mine. Highly recommend.
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No but it's good enough to do 2 tubs. Also the magic is done by the foam roller patterns. Those patterns are the grip. I try light because I want to use my tub for both standing shower and bath but still it s really good
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No problem - my tub is polyurethane and the grab bar is attached at a spot at which the inner and outer surfaces are not parallel. The large size and the rubber pads of the gripping plates keep it firmly attached without marring or buckling the tub walls.
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YES! We don't have a stopper in the tub and lays the shower drain cover stays in place perfectly while showering...in a bath tub I've tried at least 4 different models/brands of drain protectors/guards/hair catchers (in both plastic and metal) over the years. This is the only one that doesn't clog with soap residue and hair. My long, wavy hair met it's match. This is the absolute best.P.S. The tub I use this in isn't large or special - it's just a standard tub. Before we bought our house, the previous owner had bought and leased it as a rental home for decades so the bath tubs along with the other bathroom hardware he added are no nonsense bargains you'd probably find on an aisle at home depot. YES! We don't have a stopper in the tub and lays the shower drain cover stays in place perfectly while showering...in a bath tub I've tried at least 4 different models/brands of drain protectors/guards/hair catchers (in both plastic and metal) over the years. This is the only one that doesn't clog with soap residue and hair. My long, wavy hair met it's match. This is the absolute best.P.S. The tub I use this in isn't large or special - it's just a standard tub. Before we bought our house, the previous owner had bought and leased it as a rental home for decades so the bath tubs... » Read More YES! We don't have a stopper in the tub and lays the shower drain cover stays in place perfectly while showering...in a bath tub I've tried at least 4 different models/brands of drain protectors/guards/hair catchers (in both plastic and metal) over the years. This is the only one that doesn't clog with soap residue and hair. My long, wavy hair met it's match. This is the absolute best.P.S. The tub I use this in isn't large or special - it's just a standard tub. Before we bought our house, the previous owner had bought and leased it as a rental home for decades so the bath tubs along with the other bathroom hardware he added are no nonsense bargains you'd probably find on an aisle at home depot. « Show Less
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it does have all three walls, but does not come with adhesive; unfortunately I forget how many tubes it took to install (I think three or four). It is extremely thin but did the job for an emergency repair so that we could use it while renovating our other bathroom. Though it has not gotten a lot of use, it is still holding up well.
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I don't know about tubs since I only shower but the vinyl walls of the shower hold the grab bar quite well. I refasten it every time before using it. Only for balance, though.