20 Pieces Adhesive Square Bath Treads Non-Slip Bathtub Stickers Non Slip Traction to Tubs Bathtub Stickers Adhesive Decals Appliques for Bath Tub Showers, Pools, Boats, Stairs (Gray)

They were a little bit hard to get apart but applied really well and look great. They have seemed to hold up very well in the tub. There were lots of extras that I can hang on to for later replacements. With the different shapes there's lots of options and patterns you could do. They are a lot grippier than the ones I removed, I had to replace because I was still slipping - you will not slip with these!

I liked the color and shape but they did not stick well in my tub.

Product has good adhesion to tub,there r alot of pieces,prob enough for 3 tubs,

I've had these in my tub-shower for several months now and they've worked great. There's enough to do 2 tubs if you're not heavy-handed with how many you apply; even more if you go lighter. Application is easy; you just peel it off the paper and stick it on the surface - your only problem might be getting them straight if you're trying for a pattern placement. After several months of use I haven't had a single one lift or come off. That being said, I don't use the tub only the shower, so I can't attest to the effectiveness after repeated bouts of soaking in tubwater; also, my tub is older and is COMPLETELY SMOOTH, with no texture of it's own on the bottom (many newer tubs come with a pre-texturized bottom, which might be why people are having lifting problems since it can't get a complete adhesion to the surface). I purchased these for after a surgery, needing the extra help with stability so I didn't fall in the shower, and they worked great; the texture was plenty enough for me to get a solid footing in the shower, even with soapy water, but it's also not too harsh as to make my feet hurt. The way I prepped the tub for application: I cleaned the tub with a good tub/shower cleaner (I think it was Scrubbing Bubbles); you'll need something like that to get rid of any soap film that may be there - just alcohol WON'T be enough. I sprayed it, let it sit, then washed it clean like normal. I waited A FULL DAY to let the tub thoroughly dry before applying the stickers; I applied the stickers, pressed them on, tamped them down with my feet, then waited ANOTHER FULL DAY to let them get good and gummy to the surface before using the shower again. Also, before you really press the stickers down (and let them sit to get gummy), you have a bit of leeway for re-placement if you get the position wrong, and can carefully lift it up and reposition it if you have to; just don't do it too much or you'll lose your sticky adhesive. One last thing to note, I purchased the grey and it is MUCH darker than pictured; think charcoal.

These are junk. I should’ve read the reviews before hand. I cleaned my tub. Warmed it up a little with a heat gun to get better adheasion. Installed them and then waited about 36 hours. First shower I took today, about half of them are coming up because the they didn’t stick. Don’t think they the used waterproof kind or something. Don’t waste your time or money on them!

They're good for a while, but not for bath. They came up after a month!

When I was a kid, non-skid tub stickers were either super boring white or black strips or hippy dippy yellow flowers. These squares with cut outs are a nice middle point making for a bit of style without looking silly.After a couple of weeks, I can say that they stick well (washed the tub and then helped towel dry with a bit of rubbing alcohol). The clear set that I used is so clear that I couldn't really tell how even the coverage was until I took a shower the next morning and noticed a couple of clear areas.All in all a good product. The stickers stick, the non skiddiness is good (keeps you from slipping without being too abrasive), and look pretty good.

After preparing the shower tile floor by cleaning and wiping with alcohol, these only lasted 1 week until the adhesive failed and they started peeling up.