What about the bottom, where the shower curtain touches the top of the tub..wouldn't water still leak from there? any photos of your installation?
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Thanks for your questions, Nancy. I would assume that water may still be able to leak from the tub if you are not careful. To help prevent this, there is an install video on our website: http://www.slipxsolutions.com/shower-splash-guards. Also a full description is on the site as well. "Our Shower Splash Guards aren't your every day guards that glue into the corner near the top of your tub. These guards are engineered to use your shower curtain to its full potential. The SlipX Solutions guards are installed at the top of your shower curtain. They curve the curtain towards the inside of the tub, effectively helping the curtain cling to the wall of your shower and preventing splashes from escaping." Please contact us if you have any other questions!
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We got this for my mother-in-law as she was leaving rehab. We also installed a hand-held shower head which reduces the chance of leakage. Her follow-on occupational therapist walked her through how to gather and then tuck the shower curtain lining under her leg. I also got a water absorber (made for leaky doors) to lay along the outside of the tub in case there was any spillover. The chair works great in that you can sit on it and then swing your legs over. It was also very easy to assemble. Good luck!
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Am I putting too much water in if its leaking out the bottom? My eggs are hatching but I have to keep a towel underneath the unit. Help???
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at the bottom of the shower on the back side is where you hook your garden house up to the shower. Use the black plastic adapter they supplied or it will leak. I hope this helps
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The liner needs to go inside. With the combination of fabric liner and curtain they both have to go inside the tub. Otherwise the floor gets all wet. The liner is too thin to hold the water by itself. IMO this is a very poor quality fabric liner.
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Mine is on the second floor. The plumbers could not put in an overflow because the floor tile was already down. But, I like my tub very much I just have to be careful not to leave my room when the tub is filling.
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wow - can't imagine where it would leak - I wouldn't use it until I figured it out! I'd check the space where the water is pumped up to - sounds like you should be able to fix it though - good luck
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As long as you have the room I don't see an issue. Check the dimensions. It's wonderful in a tub. Consider a handheld shower as well. Helps keep things dry since you can't use a door or or shower curtain as effectively.
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I have it connected to my shower, I don't think its capable of handing the amount of water from a tub. You would need to get a separate saniflow like they have for the washers. You can call to check though.
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It could be that there's a crack in the tub itself. If you're seeing it leak from the front, that could be the fan that is in the door. Ours had to be replaced after 3 months of buying it. If it's still under warranty, call the store and have it checked out. I hope this was somewhat helpful.
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its very lose after installation, flow very low. will take an hour to fill a bath? what is wrong with this?
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If you have high water pressure, it can leak a bit. Just wrap the threads of the shower arm with plumber's tape. You may also need to put plumber's tape on the threads of the filter where the shower head goes as well. Fixed it for me. :)
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Mine was like that too. Filling the tub is an issue. I had to choke down my main supply valve to about half and put flow restricters on all the other fixtures. Kind of a pain but it saves water too. We all take showers anyway but could fill the tub just takes a while.
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Did you install the clear plastic gasket on the bottom of the door? If you did and the door still swings over the top of the metal Tub-strip, the only possible cause is that the wall mounting hardware is not EXACTLY plumb vertical.
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I thinking the moisture from the shower may prevent it from sticking securely, I guess if your able to screw it into the shower wall, It should work perfectly
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I guess you could, the rim is above the overflow drain cover. "Attachment" would probably be different than for a sink, tho. I'd want to see it or get specs off the website first... BTW, this is already the deepest tub I've ever seen.
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So far ours is not leaking. That said it was only installed 2 months ago. Thanks for the heads up about this potential issue. I'll keep an eye on it and update my review if it becomes a problem.