What is the diameter of the suction cups (Safe-er- Grip Bath & shower Handle, 17") and the distance, center to center of the cups? Thank you...
528641
Each pad is just slightly less than 4" and the distance between pad centers is 12 5/8". Pad should easily fit 4" and larger tiles. I removed and measured it just now.
1637571
possibly 2"- 2 1/2" , stuck it to my fathers shower wall about xmas time & it hasn't fallen off yet.
2247927
approx 24". i would recomend having someone hold the bar in place and trying it (before you drill any holes) to see if you are happy with the product....i found it to be very loose and the water pressure would move the shower head out of position. it did not lock well, i sent it back......good luck with yours
1864395
Apologies for delayed response - another surgery. Per the product's description: "12in total lengthREQUIRES SMOOTH SURFACE: WALL TILES MUST BE 4" SQUARE OR LARGER". I don't know any product like this that will work when the suction cup covers the grouting. I've successfully used the larger 23" handle when the smaller 12" unit couldn't get a good line up on tiles. Also consider another surface: plastic or glass shower stall walls (excellent suction) or tops of bath. If no secure site can be found, I suggest having a professional install permanent handicap rails secured to the wall studs. I see no reason to take chances here. Best wishes to you. Apologies for delayed response - another surgery. Per the product's description: "12in total lengthREQUIRES SMOOTH SURFACE: WALL TILES MUST BE 4" SQUARE OR LARGER". I don't know any product like this that will work when the suction cup covers the grouting. I've successfully used the larger 23" handle when the smaller 12" unit couldn't get a good line up on tiles. Also consider another surface: plastic or glass shower stall walls (excellent suction) or tops of bath. If no secure site can be found, I suggest having a professional install permanent handicap rails... » Read More Apologies for delayed response - another surgery. Per the product's description: "12in total lengthREQUIRES SMOOTH SURFACE: WALL TILES MUST BE 4" SQUARE OR LARGER". I don't know any product like this that will work when the suction cup covers the grouting. I've successfully used the larger 23" handle when the smaller 12" unit couldn't get a good line up on tiles. Also consider another surface: plastic or glass shower stall walls (excellent suction) or tops of bath. If no secure site can be found, I suggest having a professional install permanent handicap rails secured to the wall studs. I see no reason to take chances here. Best wishes to you. « Show Less
1587948
It's about 1/4" off tub bottom (due to suction cups). It's supportive for a shower, but may not be cushy enough for sitting in a tub for a while.
822275
The circumference of each suction cup is approximately 3 1/2". The whole unit is approximately 12 1/2" from top to bottom. Applying those measurements to your tiles should give you your answer. (As a safety precaution I test the suction every time before I use it.)
845414
Will only work on the side of a tub, not a shower stall. The handle extends upward 18 inches.
521436
18 inches Width is the standard measurement in the US...not counting the curve between the bottom of the tub and the sides, so you can buy a shower/bathtub mat or a chair, knowing that it will fit on a flat surface.The measurements of this particular item are 17.30" between the two front legs (minus 18"), the same between the two bag legs, to accommodate US standard sizes.The measurements between the front legs and back legs are 18.30" so you cannot put the seat the wrong way (plus 18") and have no room for the person's legs!
892183
4 inches. They work great, just be sure to check to make sure the suction cups are holding before use.
1295715
I went to my local hardware store with the suctions cups to compare the diameter. I don't have the old suction cups anymore. Hope this helps.
1276368
The suction cups of the legs are secure. The seat is standard size; my brother who is 258 pounds and uses it has no problems with the size of the seat. It is made fairly well. Lightweight; not sure what you mean? Its construction is well made and the handle comes in handy for transferring from the tub and out and back in.
908745
The diameter of the bar is 1/2 inch. Although it's sturdy towel bar, I would NOT recommend this for a grab bar in a shower. Ugly is better than injury.
2094124
The diameter of the Gatco robe hook is 11/16". That's slightly smaller than the outside dimention of a 1/2" shower pipe, but not by much.
608699
They are about 4" in diameter. You need a couple of packs for a standard bath. I used two packs in my rv shower, one frogs and one ducks.
914787
The distance between the center spout and the handles is 4 inches, each side. The whole fixture is 8 inches across. This will replace any standard sized fixture just fine. :-)
201981
It is 17-3/4" long. The handles don't contribute anything to the length because they're offset from the centerline of the pan.
796092
23.5" clear between the handles - bars are ~ 1" diameter - center to center on the handles is ~ 24.5"
1354033
I measured 12 inches from the start of the rubber plunger head to tip of handle. I have two that I purchased and they are very comfortable. I also measured the handle of the scrubber which was 11 inches from bristles to the tip of the handle. (I checked with my plumber and he said it's not the length of the handle but the power behind the plunge and the number of plunges you push before breaking the suction.)Hope that helps.