Can it be used in a textured bath tub
1459114
Not sure, we have a smooth tub. We put it down over 8 months ago and it has been great. Went through many appliques before get this and I am so glad we did.
1459115
depends on your texturing. This is a very thin item and it may form to the texturing and make a flat surface. If your texturing is large, this will not work as it will leave large gaps and water will get in underneath. Good luck.
1459116
My tub is smooth but it seems to me that the pad needs to have a lot of surface to grab onto. If you put it on a textured surface, I think it might not stay down as long. I have discovered that you need to keep it clean: soap scum makes it less non-skid.
1459117
I found that it didnt stick well in my smooth tub and didnt really like it so I would go no.
171291
You can probably do that, although I believe it's going to take a looooong time for it to soften, keep in mind that you want the whole tub to soften, not just the outer edge. Hope this helps.
270077
This mat will adhere to a textured surface. The bottom of the mat has one giant piece of paper you peel off and the mat has some type of adhesive on it that sticks to the tub. It works great! The mat was a little bit too long for our tub so we used a box cutter to cut out a semicircle for the drain. Once this mat is down, it's down. You don't remove it for cleaning or anything else until you no longer want to use it. My toddler son likes to walk around in the bathtub despite my efforts but he never falls. Highly recommend it!
1376245
haven't tried it in a tub. It should work if you're showering in a tub. The rubber around the screen should sit over the hole and not get moved around.
255073
I can.'t answer this because I never really used it or sat in it because it would not stick to my tub's textured surface.
1432288
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.
2161488
Yes, it is OK to use with a fiberglass tub. My tub is fiberglass and I've been using this for about a year. No problem.
1507362
I am not sure. My tub is acrylic and it worked well. Maybe test in a small area.
2150200
Not really sure. My bathtub has the lining (about 0.02" thick) flaked off in random spots. There are so many suctioncups that it holds perfectly still. The material is also tacky, so I would think it's fine on textured surfaces, even if the suctioncups don't maintain vacumn.
793231
Yes you could mount it in the bath and use it for linens. It is definitely deep, wide and high enough for towels, sheets etc to be stored.
975435
It seems as if it should work well inside of a bathtub. Th surface where you place the grip bar should be flat and not curved. The suction cups are very strong (as long as they are adhered to a smooth pat surface).
2182628
Nope, because the top edges are not flush flat so you there will be an ugly gap of grounding between the tiles to the tub. You should look for tubs that is for under mount purpose instead.
420298
I assume so. We use it for vanity sinks but I am assuming if the tub is not too far from the wall you will be vale to use it.
517240
That type of surface is not mentioned in the literature provided, so I wouldn't try it. However, I believe there is special paint for bathtubs. I recommend you ask you local home improvement store.
1569951
I'm not sure because I didn't try it in the bath tub. I used it in a extra large shower. I loved the mat but it is not strong enough in the center.
2270507
no. A textured paint can not work because the paint is forced inside the roller which then is forced thru the roller to the outside-texture would plug the system up.
992446
Yes, you can. I have it on my fiberglass tub. Make sure it is in a good location where the sides of the tub are flat. Tighten bolts firmly. We have used it for 1 year now.