I want to use this with my outside shower for my dog to stand on. Think this would work?
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I have 3 lined up in my indoor shower, so I hope so! I live in Viva Las Vegas so it's very hot and dry; sometimes I stand them on edge to drain, sometimes I just leave them lay. Time will tell and they do warn against direct sunlight which will dry them out. I guess it depends on, if they are in direct sun and how long they are exposed. I really haven't owned them long enough to swear on how they will hold up over time but they look better than my shower base that is impossible to clean.
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I think it depends on the size of your dog. the mat was smaller than I imagined it would be. I was trying to imagine a 4 legged creature on it & I don't know that it will fit if the dog is a big one.
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It has a finish on the wood, which is slippery, and gaps that the dog's nails will likely catch in. Between slipping on the thing &/or catching & ripping a nail, still IMHO would not use this. Good luck whatever you decide.
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Depends on the size of your dog. Also, your dog's nails might catch the space between the slats. A rubber mat would be better for your dog, IMHO.
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Mine is already cracked and moldy. We had it raised and in the shade for our outdoor shower.
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I wouldn't recommend it. I imagine you could have it outside the shower, however I wouldn't risk getting it wet.
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It is really not suitable for a bathtub. While the leg height is adjustable, I don't think it would be practicable in a tub. Maybe if it is a large two person tub it would work but it really is designed for a free standing shower. Hope this helps.
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I think it ought to work. However, speaking from other experience I think you could do it simpler. Just use plastic standoffs like I used to use for my electric fence for horses and such. If there was interference from the fence just go higher with pieces of plastic pipe.
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I don't believe this is extremely waterproof It would work nicely outside the shower but probably not inside.
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I don't think this will work other than standing alone on a surface. It is quite heavy, the supports are not threaded and I think it will fall if mounted on an extension. You might consider a different style. Hope this helps.
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I believe so if it is only slightly textured. I don't have the mat anymore (because we had a tiled floor) or I'd test it out for you. If you're talking the typical kind of shower floor that has just a bit of "scoring" so you don't slip, I think it would work fine.
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I would not use this as an outdoor dog shelter. I would suggest a hard shell dog crate for that purpose. This particular product is great for training a dog while you are nearby, indoors or perhaps outside on a patio while you are present.
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Not sure because we don't have a tub/shower combination. I imagine that it would work.
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This would be fine outside. The only issue I had was my dog clawing it up by walking on it, but water wipes off of it just fine.
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My dog stands all the time and she does not slide on this. As long as it's not stretched out too much (which is not how its supposed to be anyways), I would say you should be okay to buy this.
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I don't see why not. My shower has a curb similar to a tub, and it installed just fine. o note the height of this model--it may be too high for your space.
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It'll work in this scenario. In fact, the one I have hangs on the shower head and it doesn't rest against the wall. As long as the arm of the shower head doesn't lean forward on the part in which you're going to hang it on, you'll be fine. e.g., otherwise it'll slide off.
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I hung it from my pole system that is out in the open. It also does well on shepherds' crooks off a deck or similar. Try to keep it about 5 feet off the ground.
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No I do not, my dogs are small so I can pick them up. I put it under my outdoor shower, so I Do not have the shower head, Sorry
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I put mine over my shower. It fit but wouldn't stay if a lot of weight was on it
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It will work, but does have a strong smell so you will want to let it stand out in the weather for quite a while to let animals get used to it. And the color does rub off a bit, so you will have black ink on your hands by the time you are done setting it up. I expect the colors will bleed into each other so I would uses as sides but not a roof