Has anyone tried installing this mat up the walls as well as under the floor? thinking of using it for a shower stall with a seat
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I don't see any reason why it couldn't be used on a wall or certainly on a bench. I did not need to use a self leveling compound and instead used thinset to install the mat. This method should work fine for a wall or bench installation.
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I haven't gone up a wall but put it under my floor. Laid it down and it takes a pretty thick coat of leveling compound. I imagine that if you lay it under mortar it should do well.
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Could work, I guess. I've installed it under the floor and it does a very good job. The idea is good, worth a try - in any case you design it the way so you can disconnect wall part at any time.
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This is not for use inside the shower. It is for under the floor in the bathroom only. Do not install this where it will be basically immersed in water
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Just curious if you actually did run a matt up a wall and onto a bench? I don't think that is the right product for that application. I think the best product for that application would be a shower rated wire system, not a mat system.
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Yes! This mat is very comfortable on the feet. It also wears very well and it is a nice color. I bought two of them...one for my shower floor and one for the seat in my shower which is very slippery. Hope this helps!
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I echo Alan's response. It's pretty thick (which is a good thing for a mat like this) so you won't be able to roll it up tightly.
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We actually have ours on one side against the wall and lower molding. That floor molding isn't extra thick, just standard. The other side is on a metal railing pole. It would slip so we put one of those non slip drink coasters between the bracket and the pole and it works great!
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Yes and no. depends on how well the carpet was installed. I have my unit on a carpet, first spot I put it on caused it to have a bad tilt and was a little wobbly if you bumped it but I have since moved it to a better spot and it fits snug with the wall and does move at all.
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I have seen such tiles used in shower areas but I think that they would be too slippery. I put them on a bathroom floor but also have rugs on the floor.
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Yes. My shower floor is textured and it sticks fine. It has never slipped from day one like the other shower mats.
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Sure do! I did, and it looks great. Just dip in water for a few seconds, let it sit for I think a couple minutes, then apply it to a clean wall. Sticks very reliably. Mine still looks great after 5 weeks. Ill try to post a pic of mine.
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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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Well I am not sure about a textured shower floor. I have a textured anti-slip tub floor and it stuck just fine. Hope that helps.
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Command sells a hook/strip that is rated for wet areas--it's a different kind of strip than what you'd use on a wall. Amazon sells it and so do some of the big box stores; however it is very hard to find in the stores so you may be better off getting it directly from Amazon. It's not rated for as much weight as this jumbo hoook, but we've had no problems using it to hang up the rubber tub mat to dry. We even bought extra strips and are using four of them to hang up another item in the shower/tub. That item had more surface area so more room for the four strips...
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I have mine on an inexpensive door mat. Only to keep the drippy boxer face from messing up my floor ;) Not sure if that helps.
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I totally agree with Pomaikai. I keep the mat in the laundry room, but my main entrance door is like yours, so I put the mat in front of it just to try and see how it works. It goes well. If the mat would have been 1mm thicker, the door would have caught it. Good luck!
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I would not. It's glass--sturdy glass--and glass and naked feet would be a bad thing if it fell. I am not sure how one would mount it into tile or the shower stall acrylic walls. Perhaps way high up on the drywall where it could not be accidentally bumped would be fine. But then you would have to clean it up high.
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I think that is what my landlord has in my bathrooms. I got it on and stayed for a few weeks then it fell right off. I thought it should work on any type of shower material. You use silicone glue stuff to make it stay up. I really doubt it really works good on any surface to be honest. It's really crappy product.
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Interesting? I have no idea. I have mine in the bathroom which has a ceramic tile floor and mine does not slip. It has 2 round rubber circles under the from of the trashcan. Check to make sure your trashcan has these.
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Yes. My shower floor is textured and this mat sticks great! It has never slipped from day one like the other shower mats do.