Hello. We picked up this tub and noticed that half of the tub seems to have very thin walls. Please see attached screenshots comparing left hand side with right. I just put my phone's flashlight inside the tub to see how thick the walls were. Is this common? Will it become an issue down the line? Would you install this? It is a 60x32 Wyndham Grayley for reference. Acrylic soaking tub. If not this, what do you recommend? Many thanks!
Tub Acrylic Too Thin?
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Emma1990
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Hey, Dogwell, I am not sure that it become an issue down the line or not but, if you are asking that would you install it or not. so, my recommendation would be " Not to install ". May be I would not give an impact now but it would create an impact later. I have purchased my soaking tub from an ecommerce portal and it is not look like yours see the below pictures;
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Weekend Handyman
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They are pretty thin. I can see spots of light through mine and, if I recall correctly, the manual said that is normal. Your spot looks a little bigger than mine. If you are concerned, send a pic to the manufacturer. They are usually pretty quick to get back to people.
Breplum
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It seems like a robust mfr with how much product variety they sell.
I always prefer A line name brand mfrs, mostly USA mfrs.
I always prefer A line name brand mfrs, mostly USA mfrs.
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