Is this suitable for a shower floor?
1253900
Yes. You just need to be sure to seal it correctly. Several sites show it being used for the whole shower--floor, ceiling, and walls.
685053
I guess it could, but I would be concerned about using it on a wet slippery surface. It is really only steady when sitting on it, when getting up you could lose your balance easily on a wet slippery surface. Also, I don't know if the metal legs would hold up if it got wet often. I wouldn't recommend using it in the shower.
763664
Yes... but make sure it doesn't leak in a shower first....you may have to tape the top to be on the safe side
1432289
Yes. My shower floor is textured and this mat sticks great! It has never slipped from day one like the other shower mats do.
920577
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!
1429817
Yes; though, I don't use it for that. The unit is so tall that it may look funny or awkward with a tub. I will say, however, this was an AWESOME purchase and we are totally satisfied with the product! It is in our guest bathroom and regularly take showers there just to use the panel! Feel free to ask me any more questions!
2146113
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.
1954827
I would not just due to risk of falling is heigh. Shower is wet and slippery and pole could slide out
1650208
It should fit in any shower but in the smaller, square shaped shower it would be very close and wouldn't have much foot room. I wouldn't recommend it for very large people in a small shower. For them a small stool would be easier.
1825606
It should be. I use mine in the shower at the gym to hold shampoo and soap. It gets wet every time I use it. It still looks new.
2049863
I have never tried it in the shower. You would have to measure the available floor space in the shower. I also wonder if the arm support would inhibit getting onto the seat if you did not have direct front access from a wheelchair. My only criticism during use as a commode is that I wish the feet were spread apart just a bit more. It is too easy to tip sideways if you use too much pressure on one arm over the other while getting seated. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
2028007
i wouldnt, u could have it close to the shower, but it is splash resistant-not water proof, i wouldnt risk it.
1246401
I would think so. For the ceiling there would be no problem. For the base of the shower, you might need to add some type of material underneath. Since fiberglass tends to be slippery, it might hold when wet, but I would check with a "handyman" or the company. Mine is on carpet! Good Luck!
403872
I don't know about a shower, but I have used it on my grout on the kitchen floor which gets lots of scrubbing and it has held up fine. As long as you have the grout very clean and dry before you put the Grout Refresh down, it holds up. Great product!
1650031
I use it only under a sink. Because of the small volume I doubt that it would be effective in a shower. Since you are thinking about using it in your garage, where the plumbing is probably exposed, it would be a relatively easy thing to try it on the shower. If it doesn't work, re-route it back to the sink alone. I have my doubts about the shower!
1457879
I have not tried it on shower floor tile, but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't. But you must make sure to allow it to dry completely, which is probably at least 72 hours before exposing it to a large amount of water on a shower floor.
1585309
No it has not scratched my shower floor but it can leave a stain that can be cleaned.