Wondering if this would fit old, rounded rim tub. The tub shown in video is flat.
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I bought this for my Mom and she loves it. Once it's installed (easy) it's very snug. It should fit, it has a 4 inch grip on the bottom. As long as the tub is one width, even if it has a rounded top, I think it will fit.
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With the clamp being square itself. I am not sure it would fit securely. It needs a flat surface to anchor too. The depth of the clamp is about 3.5 inches. I hope this helps.
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Emily it adjust to 3 inches you need to measure your tube edge if not there are others to look at also this a sturdy bar
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I do not think it would work - would not tighten correctly, probably be at a strange angle, and would probably be dangerous for whoever was trying to use it.
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I wouldn't think it would. The way the base mounts there wouldn't be a spot on a round tub to secure it.
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It didn't fit my tub either. Not sure of the width of my tub but my tub gradually gets bigger. Also, I have a fiberglass tub. I had to send it back
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Ms. Annette- I MUST GO UPSTAIRS & LOOK AT HOW IT FITS ON MY SON'S TUB FAUCET. My home was built in 1992 and the faucet up there is more square I think, so I want to check before I answer. I only have walk in shower downstairs, no tub, is why I must go up there & look. Will have an answer for you,..ASAP!Cowgirl1963
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Nope, because the top edges are not flush flat so you there will be an ugly gap of grounding between the tiles to the tub. You should look for tubs that is for under mount purpose instead.
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That I'm not sure. I know it will fit around a 1 1/2" fixed spout on a tub.
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It is adjustable I would think if your tub looks anything like the one shown ,it should work.Leave atleast a foot behind the tub for the top to flip back,
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I would guess that it would if the size fit and the tub surface is smooth. I may try that my self. But, I must bring a large size home from the office. 4/22/15I tried it. Doesn't work.
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This will work only where a flat surface meets a flat surface, like a floor and a wall. It must be flat to be safe. Tubs are usually rounded on the sides and that won't work. I have used it to enter a van and to step onto the deck that has a high step.
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The tub is same size top and bottom. It just has a rim around the top that makes it look bigger.
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Mine is hooked over the edge of an Acryllic tub by Universal Rundle (about 20 years old) and the design lets you tighten the grip on the edge so that it does not wobble. I would say yes unless someone knows of a reason for a no.
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Yes, this does work in a vintage tub BUT my faucet was missing some internal parts and it broke quickly. I did not try to get my money back or exchange it because we waited several months before installing an did not think seller would exchange/refund. Overall, I wound not recommend buying.
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Doug. This item worked on a 1921 tub. The square hole fit. It was smaller in size,but it work
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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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The smallest drain this will fit is 1 3/4" diameter-that's our drain size. For this size drain, there will be a tiny space between the flat metal rim and the tub, but it still works. The hair always kind of floats on the water and ends up in the strainer, not between the strainer and the tub. Hope this makes sense. The inner diameter of the basket is 1 1/2" BUT the top of the basket has a lip that connects to the outer circle. So the diameter of the basket including the lip is 1 3/4" inches; the diameter of the widest part of the whole thing is 2 3/4", so it would probably fit a drain up to diameter of 2 1/2" without falling in. The smallest drain this will fit is 1 3/4" diameter-that's our drain size. For this size drain, there will be a tiny space between the flat metal rim and the tub, but it still works. The hair always kind of floats on the water and ends up in the strainer, not between the strainer and the tub. Hope this makes sense. The inner diameter of the basket is 1 1/2" BUT the top of the basket has a lip that connects to the outer circle. So the diameter of the basket including the lip is 1 3/4" inches; the diameter of the widest part of the whole thing is 2 3/4", so it would... » Read More The smallest drain this will fit is 1 3/4" diameter-that's our drain size. For this size drain, there will be a tiny space between the flat metal rim and the tub, but it still works. The hair always kind of floats on the water and ends up in the strainer, not between the strainer and the tub. Hope this makes sense. The inner diameter of the basket is 1 1/2" BUT the top of the basket has a lip that connects to the outer circle. So the diameter of the basket including the lip is 1 3/4" inches; the diameter of the widest part of the whole thing is 2 3/4", so it would probably fit a drain up to diameter of 2 1/2" without falling in. « Show Less
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It was too wide for my tub, which is curved on the inside. I turned it sideways. It is sturdy and won't rust.
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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.