I want this for a standard tub. The drain isn't right next to the end but tub kind of starts to curve up in front of drain. Will this work anyway?
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I don't know if this will help or not, but the rubber is real flexible and may conform to the shape of the tub. Not positive. I use mine over a drainer and it adapts to that. Sorry that's the best I have
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I had no luck with this in my stainless steel sink. It is possible that it will adhere to your tub better, but I am skeptical. On the positive side it isn't that expensive and if it work that's great, if not think of it as an expensive cup of coffee.
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I believe it will work. Since its rubber, its flexible to different shapes.
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It should, i used it as a stopper in sinks as i traveled in Europe and it worked with a curve on sinks.
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This stopper was smooth on the bottom, but when I tried using this in my sink the water would leak out. I was not happy with this product at all. I hope you have better luck than I did.
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If you are talking about the drain in the bottom of the tub, then no it won't. This device has a large hole shown on the top side if you look at the photo of it in use. The device fits over the overflow on the side of the tub, so it effectively raises the level where the water would flow into the overflow drain. The hole at the top provides a safety drain so the water doesn't overflow the tub.
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It will fit either. I had to remove rubber seal on the inside for it to adapt to my sink (female). They don't explain that part so I panicked at first. Went to hardware store to find an adapter. By accident, employee pulled out the rubber piece and figured it out. It screws on easily, 3 part adapter. I have a small dog and no longer have to break my back bending over the tub. I love it.
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Yes it will or should, it's tne width of your tub that may or may not be a issue. Check the range (width range) vs the width of your tubs sidewalls. It's a great product!
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Sorry Jenny, don't know it is set up but has not been used yet. My sister in law had someone set it up and they tightened it down too tight so she can't use it. I would think probably not don't know if you can get it that close to a standard tub and it would depend on how big your bathroom is.
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The legs would be too wide for a standard tub. The width of the back legs is just shy of 28 inches and the front legs is 27 inches.
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We have the same kind of tub and it definitely didn't work for us. I would find one that is made specifically for the round goose neck spigots. You might try it though as Amazon has a great return policy.
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Hi. I purchased this item some time ago (had to return it); although I thought we had a "standard" bathtub, the manufacturer told me the bathtub's configuration would not allow the bench to fit. I instead purchased a stool/seat which worked out perfectly. I would suggest looking at the tub stools/seats -- just make sure to measure the bottom width of your bathtub. Jo :)
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I agree with both Beth and Laura. The better fit for this is in a shower with a flat drain and floor. Unless you have a large tub this wouldn't work. Try using searching for the smaller drain protector for tubs, which they have on Amazon.
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I think it would be too big. For example, I have a normal-sized tub, and this takes up fully half of the length of the tub. But, because this has the two different halves, you might be able to safely situate it with the deeper, basin half in one half/side of the two-basin kitchen sink, and the other, slanted half's legs in the other side of the kitchen sink, if that makes sense.
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I do not believe you need a special drain. You do need to get a tub stop of your choice. I chose a pop-up style.
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I am fairly sure it will... it opens wide enough to go over lip of tub and then the area that tightens would be below the lip. I think it would be ok...
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If your tub has a very flat surface, it should be fine. If the inner edge is beveled, I don't think it would be as supportive due to shere the support bars to the handle would be positioned. My tub is 4.5 and the base of the support bars is off center and very close to the beveled edge. I wouldn't want it any closer. it's a wonderful devise and very reliable. Hope you can find a way to use it safely.
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I'm a contractor and install this faucet with our contemporary free standing tubs. They require wall installation and need a tub that is close enough to the wall for the spout to overhang in to it. Tubs we use this on only have a drain no holes for a faucet. Hope this helps
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Unfortunately it does not fit on the tub spout. I was very disappointed when I received mine. I even tried attaching it to the bathroom sink and that was even more disastrous. Hope this helps.
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Hey Cyn, I don't think it would work. You should be able to remove that stopper, but if you can't the center of this might be an issue. It is a dome shape, but the center opening goes into the drain (or at least flat to it, but I'm pretty sure it goes a little further than the ring on the outside).
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This is designed to stay-put on the kinds of drains that are typical in a tub. The drains in standing showers that are just flat with holes in them wouldn't work well with this because it would just get kicked around or moved by the water.