Can this be attached to a bath tub wall?
1770602
I am not sure. I did not keep this item since it came missing some of the parts. I did not ask for a replacement because I thought the product was not of good quality.
1770603
It is held on the wall with command strips. I'm not sure if those are water resistant or not. Also, I wouldn't recommend it for the bathtub as many of the parts are very small and could go down the drain and then cause all kinds of havoc with your plumbing!
637670
Im not sure if you can stick it to a wall but you can the bath tub and a sliding glass door, and the ball is a foam ball, our 2 year old grandson loves playing with it.
1173565
You might be able to balance this over the edges of a bathtub if your tub doesn't have a wall on the otherside- otherwise I don't think it would fit inside of a standard bathtub.
2143717
Yes! It actually slips over the edge of the tub wall and then you tighten the friction nut to hold it in place. It works better than Med Line's tub handle
567849
yes it's could. If misfitted you can buy a little adaptor for your garden tub
1636683
Yes, but it isn't designed to perform that function as well as it should/could have been. My concern would be how long it will stay attached to the wall. That said, I can't see any reason you couldn't anchor it to the wall with some select screws/bolts, maybe a bracket or something of that nature.
1150086
I am sorry, I do not know the answer to that. We have ours on a Jacuzzi tub w/o shower. But, I believe it would stick up which would draw attention to it.
61208
Haven't used it for tub, but now that you've asked, I don't see why not. The head pivots and rotates, I think it's a great idea.
992445
I'm sure it could. The mounts are adjustible with an included tool to tighten it to the edge of the tub. But if your fiberglass tub feels "flimsy" when weight is applied to the product, I wouldn't attach it especially if the person using it is on the heavy side.
2141302
You could possibly hot glue it to something on the wall, like a command hook, it has a flat plastic back. So i would say you could try, but not sure how well it would hold.
185905
I honestly don't know. We hung it on a sheet-rock painted wall in to a stud. I would assume if you have a stud, you could attach it to any kind of wall.
2108116
There needs to be enough of a ledge on both sides for the wire arms to rest on. It probably would not work without at least a few inches of clearance between the inside edge of the tub and the wall. It definitely won't work on those liner-style tub/showers with a smooth inner wall.
1585311
I wouldn't think so unless maybe the tub is vinyl, but our shower is tile and it works great.
263169
It can be secured to the wall. It comes with adhesive that is very strong--I have bottles on the top of the Dispenser, as well as four bottles full of shampoo, conditioner, etc. In addition to all of that, I have things hanging from the hook. One of them is a back brush, which is fairly heavy. As for the hook coming off, I really don't know. I seem to remember it might, but perhaps not. With some shame (but not much) I must admit that I did not put the thing up--my husband did, so the details of installation lie in his memory, not mine...
1684132
Definitely - as long as you have some sort of diverter either on the tub spout or a separate wall valve to switch flow between the tub and the shower
1871234
Yes, I mounted mine to the wall. It has a great function that allows you to change the viewing angle. Mine is in the bathroom above and just outside the tub so this ability to change the viewing angle is amazing.
26545
No. It has a lip on it so it can attach to the toolbox. This product was designed for a toolbox. It can be hung on a wall with some modifications...but in my opinion it would not be worth it.