Will the suction cups adhere right to a porcelain clawfoot tub? It's a kind of worn scratched up surface..
1957101
It should but if you have children who take baths this is not a good mat for them.
182308
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.
488629
As long as it is a flat surface it should deter the scratching - check to make sure the adhesive doesn't damage the finish though!
1596870
It's going to depend on the grit of the extant grip. If the tub's got a built-in textured floor, the stickers should be alright; the adhesive layer is thick enough to form around it. If, however, there are other layers of stickers or the like, I'd advise removing them, if possible. On the other hand, if they can't readily be removed, and aren't super-thick, these'd likely adhere over what's already there.
2226333
As long as the glass is clean/pristine (no soap scum) it will attach. It did not work on my tiles.
178695
not sure but it sticks to my non-textured tub just fine - I would assume if you've tried other suction bath mats and they stuck, then you would be okay with this one.
524258
Sorry Jessica, but it's a standard width shower curtain and therefore will not be wide enough to reach all the way around a clawfoot tub. You'll have to find a shower curtain of a wider width designed especially for a clawfoot tub.
2149218
Suction cups mostly only work on smooth, hard surfaces: e.g. marble, mirrors, metal, glass, tiles (without the disturbance of the grout lines), etc. I don't believe wallpapered walls would work. If it does, not well.
4272
You may need to run some water first. Suction cups won't work very well on a dry tub.
270079
Hello. I have a smooth surface tub. However, I think that as long as the tub is clean and dry it should adhere just fine. After securing the mat to the tub, I covered the mat with heavy objects for a couple of days before using.
760096
It possibly could work. It has rubber cups on the feet so I don't think it will slip. My only question would be how close to the edge of the tub you could position the step. If I remember claw-foot tubs have a rounded edge rather than a straight side. We use the stool for getting in the bed we have and it it plenty sturdy.
1662748
Without knowing what the tile surface is like it's impossible to say. If it is textured like natural stone then I doubt the Velcro will stick to it either. If it's smooth then the suction cup will probably work.
737881
I have mine on the glass. I would think it would stick if it is a smooth tile but mine is textured.
940700
It should has suction cups on it. Mine is on my back splash behind sink and it is a shiny ceramic.
1040328
I used the suction cups for quite a few years. I suppose replacing them often might help it stick best. You can buy replacements via String by Mail, I couldn't find them on Amazon.
896867
Yes, it ought to work just fine. It fastens to the inside wall in two places, and to the ceiling in one place. It should not cause any interference with the wall faucet/shower. I was able to cut it to size (along the straight side) to fit my small clawfoot perfectly. You may have to take some precise measurements and cut it to fit the area of your tub, but it should work just fine.
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).