Will this product damage or scratch the plastic material prefabricated shower stalls are made from?
234854
I only use it for the toilets. I think it would scratch plastic/fiberglass.
1061946
yes, it will damage it. There is no seal at all and parts are exposed to moisture. I've had 2 of these now and both failed for the same reason. The 1st one was in the bathroom and rusted after 6 months and the 2nd replacement stored outside the bathroom lasted just over a year and the company refused to assist/support. I'm not buying anymore withings products
1585314
Does not scratch, but brown stain ruined my shower. It bleeds and stained shower-tub floor. Looks terrible
1064562
it's rather large for a shower stall but the bathroom - yes. water is not a friend of wood sealed or not.
1523383
Hello,Our tub is not plastic, however; I do not see how this stool could perforate a plastic tube. Or mar it. (I am assuming the tub is a standard width, and not a custom odd narrow width tub.) The stool's feet are not sharpened metal projections, the metal legs do not rub against the tub. But if you are uneasy, go to a medical supply store and physically examine this stool - it's sure to be in stock or, if it isn't, something similar will be available for examination. Of course you don't want to ruin your tub, but I had a plastic tub I still buy this product. I hope this was helpful feedback, even though I do not have a plastic tub. Hello,Our tub is not plastic, however; I do not see how this stool could perforate a plastic tube. Or mar it. (I am assuming the tub is a standard width, and not a custom odd narrow width tub.) The stool's feet are not sharpened metal projections, the metal legs do not rub against the tub. But if you are uneasy, go to a medical supply store and physically examine this stool - it's sure to be in stock or, if it isn't, something similar will be available for examination. Of course you don't want to ruin your tub, but I had a plastic tub I still buy this product. I hope this was... » Read More Hello,Our tub is not plastic, however; I do not see how this stool could perforate a plastic tube. Or mar it. (I am assuming the tub is a standard width, and not a custom odd narrow width tub.) The stool's feet are not sharpened metal projections, the metal legs do not rub against the tub. But if you are uneasy, go to a medical supply store and physically examine this stool - it's sure to be in stock or, if it isn't, something similar will be available for examination. Of course you don't want to ruin your tub, but I had a plastic tub I still buy this product. I hope this was helpful feedback, even though I do not have a plastic tub. « Show Less
1471616
I wrapped all plastic/rubber areas with a plastic cover just in case. However I didn't see any damage to the plastic itself. Just make sure water don't touch the treated area.
1667346
I found the same thing to be true. I have a teak shower caddy and I would love to find a product that protects and beautifies without risking an oily residue that can wash off and make the floor slippery. If anyone has found such a product, let us know!
1585307
I have mine in the shower and it has permanently stained the floor of my shower, I have been unable to scrub out the stain where it sits. But it has not scratched it, even when it occasionally shifts.
438906
I used this on my custom shower i built. i would call customer service and ask them they are very helpfull
152883
The entire thing is plastic-coated, and there is no hard or sharp metal to cause scratches. This is a great product.
1585313
this is laminated wood, the legs have no metal tips so no i wouldn't think it will scratch the tub but might leave some wood marring that cleanser would remove. this chair does pick up soap scum badly.
102453
Mine has a plastic plate. No problems scratching wood on any floors I have installed.
223022
What material is the spa? I have used the product for bath tubs, showers and toilet bowls + tanks. Works great
2218723
Metal is the only one I'm aware of. Make sure you have the correct dimensions of the metal tub you're replacing
876264
Mine is in my bathroom. Put it up 8 months ago and havdnotg had any issues. It's plastic so I imagine that's why the water/steam hasn't effected it.
1884857
No, you shouldn't just for a precaution. Metal against metal can scratch and that is never a good thing. I would go with rubber or wooden utensils.
1717644
some plastic components but very well made. shower has been in use for 8 months and entire spray works with no clogged holes. The hand held hose resists cakeing with soap residue. I would rate this 5stars except for the problems with supply hoses upon installation. good luck