Our tub drain is in the middle of the tub, near one side. Can this mat be cut to fit this layout?
842181
Hi Rosemary, there is a small half circle cut out are already in the front of the mat. If that isn't an issue, sure you could cut it but for me it would not "match" your tub design since it does have that small half moon area cut out for a front drain in the tub. Hope my answer helps, if you have any further questions, just ask! Cher
842182
i would think you could cut it. it does have an indent at the top where a regular drain is. Never seen a drain in the middle, so good luck!
842183
It's a vinyl mat, so I'm sure you could cut it out to work. It may drain a little slower or need cleaning under mat more often but I'm sure it would work. Hope this helps!
842184
While this mat serves my needs without any alteration,the material is pliable enough to suggest that you can cut it to address your specific need
842185
sure it can be cut. it might be a little hard getting a neat hole. try an X-acto knife and or utility knife. scissors could work too.
842186
I'm not sure how easy it would be to cut the mat to fit your layout or what the best approach would be. I would actually suggest you call Slip-X Solutions/Venturi and ask them. I found their customer service to be extremely helpful, and I doubt they would steer you wrong based on how helpful they were to me. You might want to email or call the Customer Care Administrator I spoke with. Her name is Leslie and her phone number is (231) 929-7732 ext.223
1366553
It can be trimmed very easily with a standard hand saw. Take the same dimension off both sides so the pitch remains the same to the drain location. It is a really good product. Be sure to use the integrated drain system. They have a very good instruction manual included in the kit.
653230
I don't think so. You don't have to cut anything. Just remove the carpet and put this mats in.
355096
You must by a clearflo overflow bath drain that fits this specific tub. It is not included in the purchase of the tub. I live in a big city but had a hard time finding the part. You can order it which would probably be your best bet so you can get the finish that you would like.
346757
Yes, it can, but you will have water pooling in the center as the legs on one side are slightly higher. I love this drainer except I replaced the silverware holder with one from Bed,Bath&Beyond; in stainless. The design of the one that comes with the drainer is awkward and everything flops over.
1584357
My shower is a 3/4 circle with a 4' diameter and the drain was not in the center. It is near the entrance to the shower. The single kit (5 pieces) was just barely the right number of pieces and the length being 3' each was short. I had to do a bit of engineering to get it done, but the water drains perfectly.
576670
You would have to move your drain to make this work. IF you got this one and couldn't move the drain, you'd have to piece one end to make the drain come to where a tub drain is, and in doing that you'd mess with the slope. Since this inquiry was a couple of weeks ago, you probably know that by now. :) Schluter does make bases in numerous sizes, so there's probably something that will work better for you than this one.
650458
Yes, very easy to cut. It works great, we love it for our little boy. He moves around a lot in the tub and doesn't slip at all!
2091782
its only able to be used on one side. It has a drain hole in it that I didn't like.. I returned mine and don't recamend buying this product.
2254935
It's a "possibility", in that there is a decent, adjustable span, to fit more than one tub edge. You may get a more positive answer if you contacted the manufacturer. Good luck!
1453484
Yes. You may want to cut the 1/2 inch lip off. Depends on the design of your frame and tile/stone. You want to make sure you seal the interface between the tub and tile /stone so it doesn't leak.
1240616
Yes it can be cut. However, I have seen others that are already cut for a shower.
460537
Yes. It would mean the drain would be on the opposite side of the tray. We did ours on the left side.
479787
I wouldn't do that. You can get a tub drain extraction tool to remove a drain that's missing the cross bars.
1225237
it connects to the drain line,may need to be cut because it is taller than standard drain basket
460538
Pretty sure you could install the entire sink left or right. The drain area is on one end and the cutting board area on the other....although the sink is designed with a lip that let's you slide the cutting board and trays to any location. Check out the video on this sink from Kohler. I think it might answer your question maybe better than I'm doing here. I do LOVE this sink
2007275
Yes it can be cut. We used a hack saw blade and made our fit our odd shaped sinks perfectly.