I have a very small pebble like texture on my shower, will this adhere to it?
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I honestly don't know. My shower at the moment has porcelain tile on the shower floor so the mat adheres fine to that. Actually I am just renovating my shower, and that will change. I think that if you have the flat, sliced pebble tile it will adhere since it is level; but I think if the pebble tile you have is natural or raised it won't.
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I wish I could answer this question. My parents shower is just plain white, smooth tile. The mat does have suctions on the bottom and plenty of them. I would hope that the mat would adhere to the small pebble texture.
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hi capri! dunno mine is smooth,i can tell you it will adhere like any other mat.i don't know of any for rough surfaces,suggest you contact manufacturertheir website is "www.slipxsolutions.com",rick
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I don't believe it will move around even if it doesn't actually adhere to it. The suction cups on the mat are about the diameter of a nickle so it a suction cup will stick than the mat will as well but again even if the suction cups don't stick I don't think the mat will move around just because of its weight and size. Hope this helps.
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Caprix, I would contact the manufacturer. Our fiberglass bottom is flat so it adheres nicely. I am a logical person so if the surface below is raised, to me it would not stick because of air pockets. Check hardware outlets near you to get the answer. That is what I would do.
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I have ours on a tiled shower wall and it is fine. However, our tiles are 3 inch square tiles. If your tiles are smaller, I'm not sure how that will work. Good luck!
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I don't know the surface it will need to adhere to. It will not stick to ceramic tile.
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not sure but it sticks to my non-textured tub just fine - I would assume if you've tried other suction bath mats and they stuck, then you would be okay with this one.
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I would think it would. I used it for protecting a chrome shower rack and it worked nicely. But I would be sure to clean the surface as best you can. If it is rusty, I would use sandpaper to smooth the finish, and then wipe clean. Best of luck. Betty in Franklin, TN
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I used this on my custom shower i built. i would call customer service and ask them they are very helpfull
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The tiles in our shower were smaller than the suction cups, so it couldn't hold to the wall at all. I suggest you check that out if you have a tiled shower.
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Hi, I didn't put mine on a textured wall, however, I think it will stick just fine on that type of wall also.
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Not in this width because the strip is narrow for covering edges. The likelihood of a pebble hitting the edge is unlikely. If you had a wider swath of this then I would say its thickness would likely protect from chipping the paint but wouldn't protect from a ding if the pebble struck with sufficient force.
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Probably will....if it is a very smooth surface.....didnt work well on a slight pebble finish for me....and use enough glue on the patch....there is only enough for one patch even though the kit supplied you with two...good luck
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We put ours on a fiberglass shower unit and it adhered just fine. However, I can't speak as to whether or not it is removable without damage. Personally, I wouldn't assume you can remove it without damage due to the chemical reaction with the glue and fiberglass. Wouldn't recommend for a temporary solution or for use in a rental.
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I have a corner shower and mine is hanging on one of the side walls. I think it would anything up to 2" thick.
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The material was like aluminum foil with an adhesive back. It was thin and hand to be handled carefully to keep from creating creases. If the surface is smooth and very clean, my guess it would stick. Any bumps or imperfections would imprint and be visible, however.
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We just installed this last week. so far it is sticking to our lightly textured walls. You just have to be very slow and patient when installing it.
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Yes it will. I'm assuming you mean bathroom tiles. Moisten before adhering and remove after use. I wouldn't count on a permanent hold though.
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Unfortunately not. I've tried many times to get it to adhere to the tile but it won't. Really frustrating.
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Yes, Micro-seal can be applied to an unpainted concrete pebble shower. It is an outstanding water repellent that will not change the appearance and penetrates below the surface, not leaving a surface film, however it is a water repellent and not a waterproof product and if you are looking for a 100% waterproof coating, you will need to use another product that will leave a surface film over the shower floor and is advertised as offering a completely waterproof solution.