Is the bottom of the splash guard that sits on the tub curved or straight?
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the small bottom is flat so that silicone caulking can get a firm hold. It worked well for us.
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the edge that you see from the outside of the tub is straight, the part that is in the inside of the tub is curved so that water doesn't get caught in the corner. Also makes it more stable when caulked in.
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Both...The edge that goes vertically against the shower wall is straight. The inside edge is curved. There is a picture that shows it on the back of the box but unfortunately it isn't shown in Amazons ad. :( However I've done some searching on line for you and found a picture of it on the EBAY's ad for it. Look at the 1st picture on the left where 3 photos are to see what shape it is.
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The splashguard sits flat on the bottom to the tub and flat also to the wall just like an uer case letter "L". It is a perfect right angle. However, the side that the water hits does slope and guide the water into the tub. I must ad that in order to adhere the splasguards, you will need to supply your own silicone caulking to the sides that press against the tub and wall as it does not come with any means to attach.
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they have no lip on edge, the splash guard is about a 1/2 inch thick so i put a bead of bath caulk on its edge to seal and secure it in place....it worked perfectly [no secondary water now escapes my shower]
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The bubbles are down toward water. Flat side up. It looks better and is also easier for cleaning dirt off
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not really. The edge is straight and thedrier is curved. I've forced it on about half way.
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from the angle shown. looks like this tub can be installed either left or right.
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It was too wide for my tub, which is curved on the inside. I turned it sideways. It is sturdy and won't rust.
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Yes they are curved. They wrap around the step and attach with springs on the bottom that hook at adjustable holes.
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Curved. It's flat on one side and has two curves on the other side. I used the smaller curve behind my head and the larger when I turn to the side.
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One side has a slight curve and the other side is straight. They are held on by 4 springs that attach to the bottom side and are adjustable by which hole you hook them in. Work on any size or shaped step. Work very good. Have had them a year and are holding up well.
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Hi, Karen. They're curved slightly. We've had flat ones too - no big difference in use. They look good and work well. Nice quality. They've held up to repeated use and washing too. Hope that helps. Best, Susan
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There is only one hole that needs to be drilled vertically (you can see the protruding tab in the picture of the splash guard that will line up with this drilled hole)
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The two end sections are straight. The middle section, which you can choose not to connect, is curved.
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Hi Gerald, The drain is centered to the left or right, depending on your orientation. A spec sheet is included in the product images if you'd like to know more about the dimensions or layout of the tub. Regards, Modern Bathroom
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The bottom is flat with a slightly curved back lip just above the flat surface.
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Mine is curved as well, but I didn't start to notice it until a few weeks after purchase. I will flip it over for a day or two, and the curve becomes less pronounced. I do this once every few weeks.I should note that I have never soaked it, and I have followed all manufacturer's instructions to the letter.
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It is a bottom brace with a straight bar over a curved bar. The picture is correct as is.
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I'm not sure, but I find the splash guard makes it hard for my 16mo old to sit on, like an obstacle. I have a boy so I need it, but he really struggles with that extra lip on front.