Our tub drain is in the middle of the tub, near one side. Can this mat be cut to fit this layout?
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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
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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!
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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!
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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
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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.
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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
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NOT unless you want to cut the 2 sides. I think they make a shorter size... search for it.
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Hi Richard. if your working with 1 1/2" or 1 1/4" easy to reduce or couple together. Drain needs to lined up strait , into wall ABS. This made our unit not line up with existing. I moved drain in wall because there is no room to angle drain in the new fountain. In this situation I could not move fountain to the right or left. Witch would be a lot easier . Hope this helps
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It is easily removed but I found it did not fit the drain tightly enough to stop hair from going down. It did not lay flat above the drain, on my tub anyway.
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Yes. It's very easy to cut it to fit the shape of your pool. Having two people to do it is recommended.
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I dont think so. The drain hole is in the middle of the sink. Btw I love the sink. Only problem us that there are real corners and straight sides to it which require a little more cleaning
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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.
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If you had the right tools, you could cut it but the ends are such that they lock together. I'm not sure how you could cut it to still have it secure when installed so you don't lose all your soil.
2007272
No, it's hard plastic with little feet that rise it up off the sink surface. I wouldn't recommend cutting
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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.
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Yes, i think you can just cut it with scissors. They also make a product called a Frogmat (very similar to this mat). if you can find it somewhere near you they sometimes sell it in a roll and can cut it to size.
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You could, but it will look trimmed. The edges of the mat are nicely beveled, so any trimming would be obvious, I believe. I do like the mat, and helps a lot with comfort in the kitchen. I bought two more of them!
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Yes it cuts easily with a utility knife...just make sure you cut even amounts off each edge to keep your drain centered.
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No. Just measure so that it will fit the space. Careful of the drain which is located a few inches up on the back edge as it drains quickly and the drain hose is short. We have a fully tiled wet bathroom so it worked great for us.
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I wouldn't do that. You can get a tub drain extraction tool to remove a drain that's missing the cross bars.
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Hello, I would not try to cut out a hole. The length is short enough to be laid down before the drain. Item will not move once tub is cleaned before installing. With regular cleaning mat will last a long time. Suction cups on bottom work well, easy to lift and clean.
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I believe you can. It's a standard circular cutout through which the drain pop out goes through. As for the cutout, I'm guessing it's 3ish inches in diameter (guessing and not sure ). Hope this helps. This combination looks good and I get complements everything someone sees it.