how small are the suction cups? My shower floor is made of small square tiles. If the suction cups are big, it won't stay put in my shower.
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Hi Dave,Each suction cup is 5/8" from outside edge to outside edge. You have to realize that when compressed the width will be slightly wider. The suction cups will hit in a random fashion on the floor tiles. However this would be true with any tile floor. The majority of them will stick. I have 2x2" tiles on my shower floor and have no problems. I got this dimension from measuring the suction cups on a brand new Soapy Sole. I hope this information helps you decide. It really is a great product. I can't imagine being without it.
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The suction cups are about 1/2", go around the edge of the soles and criss cross in the middle. It might be that some of them hit the grout lines on the tiles while others hit the tiles. I think it would work fine as there are enough suction cups. Hope this helps
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OK, just took the ruler to mine for you....They're about ⅝", stretching to not quite ¾" when depressed. Hope that helps.
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Dave, there are 31 suction cups on the bottom of the Soapy Soles I purchased. Each suction cup is less than an inch in diameter. I have taken pics and as soon as I can figure out how to load them I will. I believe that you should have no problem with this device suctioning to the bottom of your small square tiles. I really rely on this device a lot with my bad back.
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It has tons of small suction cups - it should work fine on your tile floor.
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They are about 1/2" diameter and 25 suction cups spread out. Still looking for best soap to use. Careful if too slippery could fall.
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If I counted them correctly there are 31 suction cups. They are small and guessing they are less than an inch in size.
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Not really sure. They are pretty large and if put over small tile squares there would be a way for water to get underneath and therefore would not stick properly.
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My counter is tile, and the suction cup has worked great, i cant imagine it wouldnt be the same on yours.
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The suction cups are small, but the mat stays in place when I am standing on it.
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My tiles are 8 X 10 in. The 10 inch dimension is vertical. Center to center on my suction cups is about 8". Overall length of product is around 11" I have tons of clearance.
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I wouldn't buy. The little suction cups don't even work on my standard tub/shower. The mat slips and slide all over the place.
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No they don't have suction cups. They have small little magnets at the bottom.
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I found some good tips at this site: http://diy.stackexchange.com/questions/38202/how-can-i-make-suction-cups-stay-securely-to-a-tiled-shower-wall Some ideas: -clean tiles of soap AND mineral residue-clean suction cups but allow to air dry (drying by towel can leave lint that impedes suction)-add bathroom Command hooks to supplement hanging-silicone caulk which sticks it fast, but can be removed with a putty knife if relocating/removing basket-upgrade to 'better' cups, which is your original question...where to buy them. But if you can't find, these other ideas may help. I found some good tips at this site: http://diy.stackexchange.com/questions/38202/how-can-i-make-suction-cups-stay-securely-to-a-tiled-shower-wall Some ideas: -clean tiles of soap AND mineral residue-clean suction cups but allow to air dry (drying by towel can leave lint that impedes suction)-add bathroom Command hooks to supplement hanging-silicone caulk which sticks it fast, but can be removed with a putty knife if relocating/removing basket-upgrade to 'better' cups, which is your original question...where to buy them. But if you can't find,... » Read More I found some good tips at this site: http://diy.stackexchange.com/questions/38202/how-can-i-make-suction-cups-stay-securely-to-a-tiled-shower-wall Some ideas: -clean tiles of soap AND mineral residue-clean suction cups but allow to air dry (drying by towel can leave lint that impedes suction)-add bathroom Command hooks to supplement hanging-silicone caulk which sticks it fast, but can be removed with a putty knife if relocating/removing basket-upgrade to 'better' cups, which is your original question...where to buy them. But if you can't find, these other ideas may help. « Show Less
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I do remove the mat and hang it up between baths to let it dry. I have not noticed any suction cups becoming detached.....and I am not gentle when I remove it from the tub.
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The mat adheres flat to shower floor with suction cups.Guess-timate maybe 1/4" thick. Edges of mat taper off flat so as one doesn't trip. It's more a cushioned feeling underfoot, not a thick raised cushion. Hope this helps.
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It have those rubber thing which will stick to tiles but just for support. It can't stay of its own, with all the weight of shampoo and stuffs it will contain, without hanging to the shower. So basically No, you need to hang it.
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I found the suction cups useless, but I have really never had any luck with any shower accessories that relied on suction cups. I wound up using white duct tape in the middle section and that worked for me
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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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The suction cup is strong enough. I hang mine about 3 inches from the shower floor, however just in case. It can be hung on a tile, just not on the grout line.
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No suction cups -- the hem is weighted, and when it becomes wet it will stay in place in a bathtub shower by adhering to the side of the tub if you touch it lightly, and it should hang straight because of the weighted hem.
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My shower has small ceramic tiles which make for an uneven surface. As a result, the squeegee will not adhere to it so I have it propped in the corner of the bench.
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We put our grips onto a fiberglass shower enclosure, but I think 4" tiles would be the smallest that would work. I have to warn you that my husband did manage to pull it off when he put too much weight on it. I think it should only be used to balance one's self when getting into or standing in the shower. Not meant for full weight.