Will these stick to a tub that has a non slip grip already?
1596870
It's going to depend on the grit of the extant grip. If the tub's got a built-in textured floor, the stickers should be alright; the adhesive layer is thick enough to form around it. If, however, there are other layers of stickers or the like, I'd advise removing them, if possible. On the other hand, if they can't readily be removed, and aren't super-thick, these'd likely adhere over what's already there.
1596871
I don't know. Our tub had the little no-slip flowers in it, but they were coming off. The fish went on quite easily (clean the tub first) and haven't come unstuck at all. But it's just a standard porcelain finish, so I don't know. Sorry.
204338
I don't know, I've only used them in the tub but I would think if they help to grip on a wet surface, they would certainly work on a dry surface.
1839354
I don't see why they would not. Maybe not look quite as nice as smooth surface but I am sure they would adhere just fine.
1668586
No. You have to use them everyday or soak them in warm water before using them or they will stick. I sold them and bought Perlicks. They do work ok.
1359657
No they do not. I ordered them and had to return. Instead of these, I used grip tape found at a hardware store. Tape designed for slick steps. Hope this helps.
658230
Yes. They do have adhesive backing on them. Just make sure you clean the surface really well and you'll have no problem getting them to stick
1871934
Yes they stick together when wet and stick to the tub. No he is not to old for these! I bought these as a gift for my friend's twin 6 year olds. She said they will not put them down; they play with them in the bath, put them on windows, they were a big hit. I got them first to check them out and they were so much fun I didn't want to send them. And I wouldn't say I'm old but your 6 year old would!� get them, they are awesome.
204337
They will make a surface with more grip. These are self stick. I would be careful to make sure the wood surface has no wax and should have a lacquer surface. John McLeod
481783
No problem - my tub is polyurethane and the grab bar is attached at a spot at which the inner and outer surfaces are not parallel. The large size and the rubber pads of the gripping plates keep it firmly attached without marring or buckling the tub walls.
998392
If the bathtub is within the dimensions for the grip and the tub walls are pretty vertical, absolutely
1913190
If your tub is round you would have to put them closer together at the top so when you pull your cover off one side would'nt fall off. When a little planing you should be able to make them work. Good luck
1565458
Mine are on stuck on fairly permanently, but that's because I cleaned the surface area really well and made sure it was absolutely dry before application. Not sure how they're going to come off, but I imagine I'll have to take a razor blade or putty knife to scrape them off when the time comes. Plus, they've stayed fairly clean since I've had them. Barely noticed in tub.
692076
No, these will NOT stick to sheet rock, dry wall, etc. I've tried several different brands of this suction cup style of grip bar, and they all will work only on a very smooth, non-porous surface, like tile. They may possibly stick to a surround enclosure if the surface is smooth enough.
1742048
I wouldn't think so. Because of the material they're made of they react to hot and cold and shrink and would fall off unless you wanted to glue them on to the surface you were using. It might work if it were smooth enough to really be able to grip super well. They MIGHT stick to, say, a car but not to anything more porous or textured.
2102607
No. I found that they did not stick very well on rounded surfaces. I would be afraid they would slide off, but I have not tried.
1324264
They can because they are thin. ..but if it's extremely round I wouldn't think that it would stick...I would say very slightly rounded yes
2089684
I don't think so, although these are very cool for the price... We are already having trouble with the sticky not staying up. But maybe if you have a good way to adhere, it seems to be encased in something which might be ok underwater