Do the tray corners provide the base with a slight lift off the ground? Pup uses pad in walk in shower. Looking to let tile dry up after we shower.
1083341
No, I don't think so. I say this because when mopping, if I don't wait for the floor to dry before putting it back, then the floor underneath remains wet for hours. I believe your tile will remain wet. Hope this helps.
1083342
No, the pad rests flat on the floor and if used as you described it would not allow your tiles to dry thoroughly. Otherwise it is a great easy to use product in my opinion. Hope this helps you decide.
1083343
I am pretty sure your floor will not dry if the tray is placed directly on the tiles. Hope this helps...
2030370
If they are used outside your shower, the only water that would get on your floor is that remaining on you, so yes, there would be some water on the floor under the mat.
1962529
Sorry, I don't have that problem. I have a shower stall without a tub tho... Maybe that's the difference? Maybe try a safety pin in the corners to hold the fabric and plastic together??? Idk I could definitely see how that would be frustrating and magnets in the corners would be an improvement. Good luck!
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I keep a removable ceramic tray on top of the floor grid and under the shelf, that way my rattie only has to walk on a small portion of the cage bottom. I've never seen his feet fall through the grid. Ratties are pretty agile, like squirrels running on phone lines. The open area is in the corner which SamSam already uses for potty anyway. That way I can clean the tray or the slide-out as needed. I also keep his little house on top of the ceramic tray and give him lots of tissues or paper towels to shred and use for nesting. He loves this cage and I think it's great too. One other tip is to use dust free cat litter in the bottom tray. Keeps the odor down to a minimum. I keep a removable ceramic tray on top of the floor grid and under the shelf, that way my rattie only has to walk on a small portion of the cage bottom. I've never seen his feet fall through the grid. Ratties are pretty agile, like squirrels running on phone lines. The open area is in the corner which SamSam already uses for potty anyway. That way I can clean the tray or the slide-out as needed. I also keep his little house on top of the ceramic tray and give him lots of tissues or paper towels to shred and use for nesting. He loves this cage and I think it's great too. One other tip is to... » Read More I keep a removable ceramic tray on top of the floor grid and under the shelf, that way my rattie only has to walk on a small portion of the cage bottom. I've never seen his feet fall through the grid. Ratties are pretty agile, like squirrels running on phone lines. The open area is in the corner which SamSam already uses for potty anyway. That way I can clean the tray or the slide-out as needed. I also keep his little house on top of the ceramic tray and give him lots of tissues or paper towels to shred and use for nesting. He loves this cage and I think it's great too. One other tip is to use dust free cat litter in the bottom tray. Keeps the odor down to a minimum. « Show Less
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No...it is the right shape...but it curls up on the edges...it is sturdy but would never be flush to the floor.
1081071
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.
1673979
It is a great mat, but if your dripping wet coming out of the shower water will puddle up a little, which can make it a little slippery but not too bad, nothing like wet tile. All of the rest is true though, it doesn't get moldy or smell weird or anything. I've had mine for about a year and it still looks brand new.It also looks really nice in my bathroom.
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My baby is very active and not able to. There are rubber stoppers on each corner and we added a foam tile flooring to it as well, mine is in the square shape on hard wood floors. Hope that helps.
137172
I have not had any problems on tile or wood floor. The conventional non skid dishes my dogs are able to tip over.
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I honestly don't know as my puppy usually doesn't go to the bathroom when I am gone. She did use the puppy pad in there once and there was no mess. She also did spill her water and it didn't go through, however it was close to a puppy pad and most of it seemed to soak up with that, so I haven't had that happen I can't honestly answer 100%, hope this was of some help.
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Yes, but it will extend over the edges. Tray won't snap shut, but the pad still stays in place. I've used that size pad when I couldn't find the other size and have not had a problem at all.
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Hey buy another tray and put it up against the wall to stay with velcro...but put the side of the one on floor under the one on wall so that the pee stays on mainly the one on floor...just have to clean the rim off of the wall one when you change both pads....good luck
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I installed this in the floors of two showers.. My wife and I are both 73 years of age....Neither of us have had any problem with it being too slippery while taking a shower..Just guessing, but i suspect that the number of grout lines in this smaller basketweave might account for it not being excessively slippery. From my experience these basketweave tiles are less slippery the inside of a wet tub.
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I have a senior dog w/mobility problems so this is a constant fixture in my home. The grass piece is not permanently attached to the tray. I put puppy pads underneath the grass. It works well. However, I take the grass piece outside and hose it down at least once a week. During bad weather I take it to the shower and rinse it out there.
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I also tried the tray for my female Malti-tzu. I stopped using the tray!! she did not like stepping up. I put down the "under pads" for beds and put the "training Pads" on top, it works great! I change the "under pads once a week. I cut the "under pad" in half because they are very large or use two (2) "training pads for a larger area. Hope this helps.
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No, but it is very sturdy. I do not worry about it slipping out from under my daughter. I've even used it a coule times. However, when she drags it through the house it does leave little white marks on our rough tile but not on our laminate wood. It rubs right up. Could probably easily add pads if you wanted. It's a great stool. Higher than a normal little stool that doesn't quite get the littles to the water in the sink or all the way up to the potty.
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My kitchen/bathroom recently recv'd a tile update & it has worked just fine in the bathroom. It literally glides with my feet if I move it. My sister and I have even used it on the hardwood floor with ease as well--it's not a super grip with the rubber feet that would limit mobility. Hope this helps. :)