for a tub: I have removed the stopper. can't I just lay this over the now open hole?
2077462
For my stall shower it fit perfectly over the open hole. The drain hole is in the center of the stall shower floor. I put it over the drain of my Jacuzzi bathtub and it fit perfectly. I suppose it would fit well over a standard bathtub, as well. Good luck.
2077463
Maybe. Depends on how flat a surface you have around the open hole. This has a rubber edge on the bottom but it is not suction. You may wish to look for something designed for a tub hole.
2077464
That works ok for showering, but it doesn't work at all when I wash my dog and use the spout instead of the shower. The water from the spout comes out with too much force and pushes the protector away from the hole, so all the dog hair goes down the drain. Not at all what I was looking for, but it's a solid product if you're using it differently than I hoped to.
455460
Fixed and u may need to do some fabrication pending on ehat dedign tub u have. I f u r not a mrchanically knowledgeable person u might need s plumber to install
475773
Yes. It can be removed easily and put back on, altho it really doesn't take up any bathroom space. It attaches to side of tub and doesn't protrude.
92966
Yes, that is how my Mom uses it. As other users have said, just check tightening before you get in. Also be sure the longer part is outside of the tub for added security.
109335
It wants you to drain the tub and then slide the undermount under the tub. However, I was able to raise the tub just enough to wedge the undermount under the tub (like CTG). Keep in mind, you are under the tub cabinet and the tub typically has heavy foam that you are sliding under. I also love the holder, works as advertised. Only thing is the in the off position, that part of the tub will have about 9" of the cover showing (at least on mine).
514804
Personally, I think you would be better off using some silicone cement or 'RTV'. This stuff is very aggressive and expands rapidly and can be difficult to remove if you get it on you or the rest of the tub. Something like this maybe: http://www.amazon.com/Permatex-80050-Silicone-Adhesive-Sealant/dp/B0002UEPVI/ref=sr_1_1?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1413906951&sr=1-1&keywords=silicone+cement
2150563
If u cant order one from the manufacturer, then i would fill the tube top with great stuff. It will "foam out" - simply trim off the excess for a water tite seal.
2227454
I bought this fixture, and the "drain stopper", as you call it is known as a "pop up", and mine was included with the fixtures. The problem with this fixture is that is has no hole drilled into the spout to allow you to install the rod that connects to the drain stopper. If you look at the pic you will see that the rod to connect to the pop up is between the hot water handle and the spout, which means that you would have to drill a hole into your vanity top to connect it to the drain stopper. If your drain stopper was not included with your purchase, call the vendor and tell them, they will send you one. I bought this fixture, and the "drain stopper", as you call it is known as a "pop up", and mine was included with the fixtures. The problem with this fixture is that is has no hole drilled into the spout to allow you to install the rod that connects to the drain stopper. If you look at the pic you will see that the rod to connect to the pop up is between the hot water handle and the spout, which means that you would have to drill a hole into your vanity top to connect it to the drain stopper. If your drain stopper was not included with your purchase, call the vendor and... » Read More I bought this fixture, and the "drain stopper", as you call it is known as a "pop up", and mine was included with the fixtures. The problem with this fixture is that is has no hole drilled into the spout to allow you to install the rod that connects to the drain stopper. If you look at the pic you will see that the rod to connect to the pop up is between the hot water handle and the spout, which means that you would have to drill a hole into your vanity top to connect it to the drain stopper. If your drain stopper was not included with your purchase, call the vendor and tell them, they will send you one. « Show Less
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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
991446
You have to do it from the outside, especially if you want to lay it down against the tub.It is the best cover I have ever had.
2104708
Ya DianeI have had the shave down the stoppers for some bottles and add tape to snug up others.I hesitate to use cement or anything that prevents the lamp from being repaired at a later date so I use tape to snug up.I just finished a champagne bottle that is 2 1/2 feet high appx.It was a special display bottle that I latched onto.Sorry I can't add a pic for you.I drill my bottles out so the wire goes out the bottom rather than hang from the socket.Do it Diane, it sounds as though that bottle is important to you.Train
729481
Yes. It has to be open at the bottom for the water to fill the bathtub. However, the whale comes down below the faucet about a half inch to an inch. That extra coverage means the metal of the faucet is covered. It has saved us from hitting the bottom twice.
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The other responses are correct (you can leave the stopper in) however after using it, I wasn't completely satisfied with the results. So I removed the stopper and while that didn't help clear the drain with the Zip-It, the stopper itself had plenty of gunk around it that was part of the problem. Zip-It doesn't clean that so I cleaned it with a brush. The combo was perfect - love the Zip-It!
261800
Not sure what you mean by a pull-up drain, but the drain area has to be open so this will fit over the drain hole. We got this for rental properties. I have a metal stopper with a knob on it that pulls up to open on my tub at home. I'd have to unscrew the stopper and remove it for this to fit. Hope that helps.
2076241
If you want it to replace the stopper, no. It cannot be used with the stopper. This is just a drainer.
1088248
We haven't tried that. Could you put a hangar close so the user could reach it if needed? I always stay close during bath time.
175664
No. I removed the pop up stopper. You can just unscrew it and place this shower drain instead.