Our bathtub has a stone wall, not tile. Will these still stick to it?
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It depends on if it is a rough surface or smooth surface. I have marble tiles in our other bathroom, and although I haven't tested it, I expect that they would stick. Now if they are "rough-hewn", I can't promise they won't stick. They will definitely stick to the side of the tub as well, so the kids can still use the blocks, they just may not be able to stick them to the walls.
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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.
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As long as the tile is smooth, this device will stick. I've had it up for over 6 months and it hasn't moved an inch!!
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I wouldn't recommend putting them on the slide door of a bathtub. They do need a dry surface in order to cling properly. They would probably cling to the outside of the slide door of the bathtub.
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Hi! This is Kristina from SlipX Solutions. Our suction cup bathtub mats are designed to adhere to smooth surfaces. If your bathtub or shower is textured, tiled, or not completely smooth, than there is a chance some of the cups will not stick to the surface. Please contact SlipX Solutions if you have any questions. Thank you for your question.
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No. I believe the surface MUST be smooth. I'd recommend using a vinyl tub mat. You can buy them at Target, and probably any place that has bath stuff. They have suction cups on the bottom, so they'll stick. It won't cost nearly as much as the cute decals, but you will need to wash it from time to time, because of mold.
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I'd imagine as long as there is enough surface area for it to stick to it'd be fine. I used them to hang ceramic tiles and it has worked great. They've been hanging on the wall for over 5 months now without any problem at all. J
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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.
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I applied these on the walls inside of a closet and most of them have stayed fine. A few keep falling. I would just make sure the walls are clean and dry first and try not to touch the sticky back of the tiles. Hope this helps!
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No but it won't stick either. At least don't put in kitchen or bathroom. Try some kind of primer or clean well before, very cute if it will stick.. Hope it works. Lana
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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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Don't think they will stick to awning material especially if rolled and unrolled.. We have it sticking under granite countertop and they are great.
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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.
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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
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Yes! They will not come off if you put them on correctly. The tiles must be dry and then cleaned with alcohol and let dry before putting on the sticker.
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Hello. I have a smooth surface tub. However, I think that as long as the tub is clean and dry it should adhere just fine. After securing the mat to the tub, I covered the mat with heavy objects for a couple of days before using.
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I don't have a textured bathtub. But I believe the mat would remain stationary on a textured bathtub surface.