Is the bottom flexible where it would fit a non-circular opening?
998074
No, it is designed to fit a round cup holder which it does very well, we love it.
998075
i don't think so ... the base is definitely circular in parts that expand/contract to fit ... I don't think it would work in anything but a circulare opening sorry
998076
The bottom "spacer" cannot "mold" to a non-circular opening, but if not to large the spacer could be opened enough to gain enough friction to stay put. There are a lot of variables here, but mine works well with an adjustable cup holder on an older model Mercury Grand Marquis.
998077
I've never tried it in anything other than a circular opening however, by looking at it and using it, I wouldn't see why not. It's exactly as the picture shows but if the non circular opening is still wide enough but not too wide, you can control the bottom to expand and retract quite a bit to get a tighter fit in the spot you put it in so as long as it ends up hitting a side wall I don't see why it wouldn't work.Good luck! :)
984967
No. The top and bottom pieces are too thick (wide?) to fit the thinner Air.
162618
Yes, I think so. It's sturdy and able to be adjusted. It was too tight on me (adult) and I had to adjust it which means prying it open further. It's naturally tight so I find myself pulling it open further everytime I use it. Good luck!
931943
Yes. The opening is on the left side, and does not require any clearance on the right.
491637
The opening is fairly large. I have not had any issues with cable ends not fitting.
1276554
With some modification, yes. Read my review, it MUST be modified or a serious safety condition can occur. However, the shape will fit the opening precisely.
794861
I cannot remember if ours did or not; might be normal. Sometimes just a little bit of wiggle room allows you to close the lid gently and adjust to fit onto the bottom section. Just a thought.
1459665
Yes, but it would be a tight fit. I measured the opening at just under 2.5". The rubber would squeeze a bit.
139899
It is nice because it is flexible. I needed 3/4" because I was going around a round fireplace hearth. I don't know what your gap is around your toilet...but if you could use 1/2" it probably could work. The only problem I see is that if you have to take the toilet up. You'll have to attach it to the floor around the toilet, so if you have to take it up again, it may not be reusable. Although, it isn't so expensive, so that may not matter to you.
1918220
Yes, absolutely. As you can probably imagine, it ends up having an odd shape. But there's enough space, no question.
971183
The legs on my kitchen stools are not round either, they're kind of triangular, and these worked perfectly. The circular opening should be JUST big enough to go around your square leg for a snug fit; if there's too much extra space it'll fill up with dust and crumbs.
991880
Yes, it has some minor flexibility. It is not rubber, but because of the length it has some flex.
452974
It should be as it's hardly noticeable. Bottom does have 2 folding feet that are only slight protrusions. Should fit if sleeve has any expansion at all.
662170
Sorry, I do not believe so.The bottom is not solid and the essential oil bottles I tried which were half the width tended to not stay up straight.
772508
Yes, the liner is designed to be flexible in the area where you pick up that portion of the liner for access to storage.
1294971
Yes I think so, it's an small to medium. It's narrow at the end of it. The rubber can bend to an tighter opening if you have to get it in an smaller opening.
2100765
Yes this is a flexible bar. I had to bend mine slightly around the hole used to lower the spare.