Will nylon strap togglers work on a fiberglass shower to hang a fold up seat?
2027245
I don't know why not. The only thing I know is the screw might be too long and may need to be cut off some if u don't have enought clearance behind
703784
As long as there is a space for a shoestring to pass through the space above the nut, the strap should work.
1909771
Probably - may depend on the pull-up bar. I suspend the straps from a bar at the top of weight/pulley machine. Anything that is really strong & solid and as high or a little higher than the top of a door would probably work. I simply loop one end of the straps through the other end and it works - even though they are made to be held in place by the frame of a door with the door closed.
663022
Nope, wish it did for fiberglass shower stalls but it will adhere to the stall due to the moisture of the shower.. It does have three magnets at the bottom (old school style) center and either corner. They work very well to weigh it down..
1025713
Maybe if you put two together they will work. You can also try rolling up wet strips of old bath towels and attaching them with safety pins. Free and works just as well IMO.
622599
I don't know but any with a hook should work. Just avoid having the bottom as the heaviest part to avoid/reduce swinging. I don't have a problem with my setup and don't use any extra fasteners.
1310587
Use a spring toggle with a new screw instead. They work great and will add about $1.50 to in cost to each holder.
1515176
it depends. the bar over the shower ends in hooks that flare up and they are somewhat large. if your towel bar is away from the wall more than normal, it might work.
101449
I am sorry but the largest tension lock that we have at this time is 1 1/2". Yes a triglide slide can be used to adjust straps.
992445
I'm sure it could. The mounts are adjustible with an included tool to tighten it to the edge of the tub. But if your fiberglass tub feels "flimsy" when weight is applied to the product, I wouldn't attach it especially if the person using it is on the heavy side.
128399
Don't see why not. You might have to open bigger holes to accommodate the size of the toggle bolts.
1647069
we've used it on a tile shower stall with good results ~ since you control how long the steam is on any one place, suspect it would work as well on fiberglass ~
419417
There are holes punched in each end and you slip them on the hanger as shown using the holes. They would not work on a triangle type hanger that you described only with hangers as shown or the kind with 'cutouts' like you would hang a top with spaghetti straps on. I love them. My tops stay put.
1815955
The model I received, I think will. The pieces that go over the railing are adjustable. I am using mine in the shower for shampoos and have it adjusted all the way down and it is still a little loose.
924139
We use them to strap down 2 longboards each with 2 3/4" thickness. Easy on and easy off, super great hold - best thing ever. Make sure you get cushions for crossbars (sold separate)
2102606
I think that this is not the best solution to your problem. We used the strips to add a level of friction to a tiled shower floor so it wouldn't be slippery to stand on, and it works well in that application. However, the strips are not like velcro. I would think that if they were applied to the upper surface of the seat and the lower surface of the riser (or visa-verse depending on how the riser is configured) the added friction would decrease the tendency to slip, but whether it would solve the problem, I can't tell.
1260540
Yes, initially I thought it wouldn't . I just had to look at the straps a little closer. Use the strap from the end of the metal support.