Need to use this in a tub....any chance of it scratching the tub?
1585306
Not a chance because the legs are solid wood and leaves no mark in the tub. Great product.
1585307
I have mine in the shower and it has permanently stained the floor of my shower, I have been unable to scrub out the stain where it sits. But it has not scratched it, even when it occasionally shifts.
1585308
This piece really needs a flat surface to sit on. In my experience, most tubs are not perfectly flat so I do believe you might have a problem with the piece scratching your tub.
1585309
No it has not scratched my shower floor but it can leave a stain that can be cleaned.
1585310
To prevent possible movement of bench when sitting or rising, I placed it on top of my bathtub mat. This also resulted in no risk of scratches. Served me well following total knee replacements!
1585311
I wouldn't think so unless maybe the tub is vinyl, but our shower is tile and it works great.
1585312
I am not sure, but be aware that it is quite heavy and because of that I would not try it in a fiberglass tub...cast iron might be OK.
1585313
this is laminated wood, the legs have no metal tips so no i wouldn't think it will scratch the tub but might leave some wood marring that cleanser would remove. this chair does pick up soap scum badly.
1585314
Does not scratch, but brown stain ruined my shower. It bleeds and stained shower-tub floor. Looks terrible
1585315
My guess is that it would scratch a ceramic tub. If you buy it, I recommend you use a rubber mat under it.
1585316
The bottom of the base is Teak wood and I'm sure couldn't scratch a tub. The stool is surprisingly well made.
1715975
As long as it is tightly secure to the bath tub there should be no problem . I found this product to be the best I have found that does keep it's grip to the shape of bath tub side .
1673966
Good afternoon Herbert, I have one of those in the bathroom. It would be a lot better if you adjust it on the tile as you enter the tub because I have no problem for it to stay on the wall, make sure that the adjustment is tight and you won't have any problem with it.
498463
It could be mildly abrasive to skin if you rubbed your body back and forth over it, but not if you did what normal people do when they take a bath. Regarding removal, it can be removed with lacquer thinner and a razor scraper (but realistically, why would you want to remove it?). This is a great substance and easy to apply.
1492814
I do not see why it would not work because it does not harm my tub in any way. It attaches by screwing the plates tight to the tub. It does not damage the tub in any way.
965817
Yes, the padding is quite thick, and it will stick to the tub. Happy,safe baths to you!
1523385
It won't damage the tub. The only thing you will need to make sure is the size that can fit in your tub.
1742249
It is not waterproof. I will stick to the plastic tub, but it may not protect from melting under the element.
486968
No it is not rough at all. Until you step in the tub you will think it isn't even there and it isn't working but once you step in no slipping. We love it. It also has lasted a long time. Great product.
1919265
It may depend upon the floor, but I doubt it would scratch. Purchased for my granddaughter and they have hardwood throughout their house.
783323
i would not use it to sit in the tub. I would not feel safe using it that way. I would only use it as a step to get into the tub.
1612050
The bottom part slides to fit the side of your tub exactly. We have an octagon shaped hot tub and it even fit on those sides. There is no rubber or soft padding on the tray, but it does not scratch the acrylic shell at all. We love this tray!
1209906
I have not experienced that. I am using it with the curved shower rod and it's plenty long to stay inside the tub but heavy enough to stay in place. It works grea for me!
2230571
I never actually used it in the tub cause it was too big for the size bath I have. I wondered about the same issue also. I would try extending it over the chair once their sitting on it. Hope it helps
495824
It's not scratchy... But it's not soft either... It's no more uncomfortable than a tub without a mat... Just safer.
1288831
Yes, but it's a chore. Use a straight edge razor ... Carefully loosen two SMALL sections of opposing corners ... Careful not to scratch the tub ... Once you have a small section up ... Loosen as much as possible ... spray at the glue with windex (anything with alcohol) and keep working it ... use a plastic spackle knife and keep at it ...
680611
Never had to actually use it yet. But because it is flexible plastic I think it would adjust to pretty much any bathtub. Think the only problem there could be if you had a jazzuzi type tub. But in that case fill in the gap with blankets to make it solid and it should be fine.