Can these gripper pads be used to keep a toilet safety bar from sliding on ceramic tile floor?
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I used these on the legs of my new sofa and I have tile floors and the sofa does not move at all so I think they would work for you. You can cut them to the size you need.
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Hi Robert, I did actually try to use part of these for stopping a toilet from bumping into the wall, and it did help. Unfortunately they didn't grip very well for their intended purpose, which was to stop a sofa from dragging on the wood floor. I think as a bumper, they are fine, for non-skid traction, not so good.
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The pads will keep the bar from slipping - to a point. They will slide with enough pressure. I have them on the legs of a table. My 11 year old grandson still manages to slide the table.
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Robert, it will only work if the toilet safety bar has a perfectly flat surface to attach to. I have been very disappointed with them. Everyone I put on has come off. But, I did not have a flat surface. I think it will be fine if used with a flat surface.
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I bought these to use on hardwood floors. I think they would work very well on ceramic tile floors.
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I have wooden flooring in my home and I have these floor protector rollers on my chairs I use at my computers. I do not know how they would be on ceramic tile but on the wooden flooring, they seem to slide more than roll.
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I have seen such tiles used in shower areas but I think that they would be too slippery. I put them on a bathroom floor but also have rugs on the floor.
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I would say no. They are not as strong as some of the other pads I have used.
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We put our grips onto a fiberglass shower enclosure, but I think 4" tiles would be the smallest that would work. I have to warn you that my husband did manage to pull it off when he put too much weight on it. I think it should only be used to balance one's self when getting into or standing in the shower. Not meant for full weight.
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Yes, both suction cups slide along the stainless rail so you can avoid the grout lines in between the tiles.
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Not really - we took rubber drawer liner (we had for use in toolbox in shop) and made narrow strips to go under the legs and that keeps it from sliding on the tile floor. When we used it in the bathroom with carpet it was fine - but it is in the other bathroom that has a tile floor.
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This pad has a very sticky bottom i doubt that it would just slip off at any reasonable angle I have one in my Denali very helpful item
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I wouldn't suggest it be used on tiles but because it's leather it shouldn't slip. Ours has been used frequently since April and has not changed in thickness.
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No problem - my tub is polyurethane and the grab bar is attached at a spot at which the inner and outer surfaces are not parallel. The large size and the rubber pads of the gripping plates keep it firmly attached without marring or buckling the tub walls.
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I've only used these with glass (a really smooth surface) and they're very strong. If the flooring surface is smooth enough for the suction cups to grip I would think they would work. However, most flooring is textured so it's questionable.
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Yes... Its just a protecter with a slot at the top. They're rigid and have a quality that keeps the protected from slipping. Not sticky... made for preservation
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I doubt it. The two visible, white ceramic parts that hold the plastic bar are made to slip over a metal clip. The metal clip is meant to be screwed to the wall. I doubt that either the metal clips or the ceramic parts themselves could be satisfactorily glued to bathroom tile well enough to hold up the weight of a wet towel. But, maybe some kind of super glue could do that! It might be possible to drill the tile and use the screws, but I suspect that would be tricky. Perhaps the manufacturer could advise.
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I only used these tiles to cover a small table top. I would think they would be very slippery when wet. Coveri g old tiles? I don't think that would work.
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I think so. Works great on smooth tile. The chairs really stay put. You can cut them to fit the legs with kitchen scissors.
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Yes. We use them on hard wood floors as well as tile floors in the utility room. The weight of the items will usually stop all movement and I mean all movement.