Will carpet tiles stick to the inside of my bath ?

Answer 1

Yes, particularly if you don't want them to. If you are thinking of bathing after fitting them, I would suggest you don't go in for these extra hard wearing rough textured ones, they will give you a type of gravel rash on your bum. If you are looking for an exotic, sensuous bathtime, buy a sheepskin and lie on that as you wallow................. Pat.

Answer 2

I am curious like princess why?

I would imagine if you have a plastic bath it will absorb the heat of the water. If it is to stop the cold of one of those old fashioned galvanised baths what about a large carpet mat, it will sink when you sit on it then you could dry it out after. I doubt carpet tiles will stick under water.

If you want an unusual looking bath many years ago someone sprayed a car roof with a velvet coating which withstood the rain. I am not kidding I actually saw it and stroked it, very strange. Perhaps that might work, you could spray the bottom and sit in comfort on velvet.

Answer 3

no the hot water will melt most glues and also carpet tiles are quite thick so they won't bend at the curves of your bath

Answer 4

with modern adhesives anything can be glued. Cats to Cars, bigots to the side of ships as fenders

Answer 5

Oh, a super loofah! Use a marine grade adhesive. I did that to the tub in Jack Palance's house and he called it "STEAMY"! tf

Answer 6

yuck! Why would you want to risk the mold ?? Don't put carpet in your bath tub!

Answer 7

I would think that water would eventually unstick them. Try epoxy paint instead.

Answer 8

Mais oui.

May we ask why you ask?

Answer 9

Just curios here...WHY?

Answer 10

heeheeheeheehee!
That is funny!