the surface is not perfectly smooth on my SUP. would the suction cups still work?
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Chrispita, no the suction cups won't work on a textured board but we do have glue on attachment that will work. They are permeate when you attach them. Bob
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Yes, Mark, in our experience over many months they are strong enough. We have a larger than standard whirlpool tub, but the flaps extend far enough onto the tub edges to be supported. If your lift for some reason doesn't stay in place at the bottom, it could sway to the inboard side and lose the edge support. [ hasn't happened to us]. If your lift is sitting on a moderately molded-in non-skid surface, the suction cups will conform to the surface with a little time and warm water. If your tub has a "sandy" or very aggresive non-skid texture you have a problem. In that case, if the lift will remain in the tub without the need to remove it often,I would try a small dollop of Plumber's Goop on the outside edges of the suction cups. [Dry ,clean surfaces of course]. If you do this you will probably have to remove the lift from the suction-cup feet and carefully peel up the suction-cups with the help of something like a kitchen knife. I.e., the lift is strong enough...the attachment to tub bottom is key.
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I'm going to let you do the calculations. Get out your compass and ruler. The suction cups are 3¾" in diameter. The distance between the cups is 4¼".My tiles are 4¼" square and the cups overlap the grout a teeny bit, but the suction holds pretty well. This current handle seems to grab much better than thosefrom years ago, so I think it would be worth a try.
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If tub is slick, it should stick, but suction cups are best if you are pulling up on them not to the side. If you use them, you should check they still have good suction before putting weight on them. If you use them on a wall make sure the wall will not pull loose. They make some grippers that have little green spots or red to tell you they are gripping or not. They make clamps that clamp over the side of the tub and are very stable.
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Yes. However constant removal would probably shorten the lifespan of the suction cup a bit.
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I honestly don't know and I don't have it here right now to check. It will be awhile till I can find out. I didn't like the look of the huge suction cups with the little holder and then the suction cups wouldn't work where I needed them to.
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Clean the spot you want to put it. And add a little bit of water on the suction Cup. should work
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I bought 2 of these if I am not mistaken. They are really easy to use and setup, but the suction cups don't hold it up very well so I tied it to the aquarium. And the "Medium" size fits it.
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If the surface is smooth it will stick with the suction cup mount. If the surface is rough use the sticky pad then the suction cup mount will work with that.
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What would be the point of a bath mat, if it didn't have suction cups on the bottom?
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Probably not since garage doors are usually not smooth so suction cups will not get good grip
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I don't think it's designed for that, the surface must be flat and smooth, otherwise the suction won't work properly.
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Yes, I think the suction cups are fine. The seat is wide, comfortable and lightweight. It has been a God send for me following surgery and unable to bear weight on one foot.
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The suction cups stopped sticking after about a month. It is a little frustrating but it doesn't move enough to make me take it down. For sure needs a shower head pipe to tighten to.
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I'm not sure about the replacement tips since we didn't buy any, but make sure the bottom cup is screwed on correctly. That may cause the issue of no suction!
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Yes, despite the first "no" answer. 3 suction cups hold base to smooth surface such as mirror. Alternatively, one end will act as a stand on a horizontal surface, as in picture.
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I would not recommend,, suction cup part is continually coming off base... not pleased with product at all...