Would this work for a clear shower door to mount an iPad facing inward? Or would the brackets block part of the screen?
1357420
I don't believe it would block the screen but I would be careful where I would put the brackets. Bathrooms fluctuate in temperature & humidity. I'm not sure if the Command Strip would be able to handle it.
1357421
The brackets won't block the screen but obviously in your setup you wouldn't be able to touch it
1357422
I don't think it would block any of the screen. If it did it wouldn't block much at all. I haven't had mine in over a year though. Also I would be a little weary of what you put the command strips on as they stick to some things much better than others and not sure how they would do on a shower door. But to answer the question asked. I don't think it would.
1357423
As the picture shows the brackets have to cover some of the front (bottom corners) else the tablet would not be held, but, none of the actual display screen is blocked. I think that's what you are asking?
1985049
I just measure the deepness of the bracket and it looks like your device will NOT fit on it, the bracket holding my ipad air is only .75" deep.
2115998
Would be difficult: the door has a minimum thickness owing to the screws having to have a place to go. There do exist doors made for screens, they just push through and snap together. Sorry but I do not know the brand. Keep looking is my advice, this one isn't it.
694757
I have my sliding screen door butted up against it and it would fine. You might have to adjust your screen door abit, to make sure that it lines up correctly.
1453108
If you are referring to a screen protector then it should. I had one of the cheap plastic ones on there with no problem. As long as the protector is perfectly centered you wont have an issue. If its crooked in any way then you might run � across some problems.
2152571
Yes it will work. You may have to use both sets of clips to adjust for the width of iPad so that it holds it firmly in place.
495837
It probably depends on the depth of the headrest itself but I have used mine like that. The system is basically two desperate pieces, one designed to hold the iPad and one designed to hold the first bracket. You've probably got around a 2" clearance from where it attachs to the headrest and where the iPad mount actually sits. I had to turn the headrest backwards as the posts for my headrest are at the back.
1953427
It would work 'over' the shower door 'track'. However, you would not be able to 'close' the shower door.
76150
I feel my iPad is secure in the mount, you have to pull the tabs back with a decent amount of force to remove the iPad. Unless the kids really knock into it good, it should stay in. I mounted mine out of the way from the kids, and I have 3 kids and a dog.
436579
I think so. I would be worried about having the glass covering touching the iPad screen though. Might work if you have a case?
1573635
I think the whole mount would fall over first. There are lips and a kind of rubber pad inside of the 3 arms of the brackets. I tried to yank on my ipad from the side and the whole mount started to move but not the ipad - it stayed solidly within the bracket.
1750146
Nope. It's poorly designed. I had to get the mount with 4 diagonal claps for my iPad.
1482147
No it wouldn't work, The product is designed to snap directly onto the screen with the screen cut away in the opening. The problem is that it does not attach well & puts strain on the surrounding screen. I have had to replace the screening on my lanai 3 times as a result and ultimately decided the product was not worth the hastle.
338204
I think so but not sure. I have the second iPad that came out and it works for that. The only thing I do like is that if it is tilted forward the iPad falls out. It's not secure.
822215
As long as the locking brackets are perpendicular to the to the hinge side. You will have to fabricate a way to mount the brackets on an angle.
1376245
haven't tried it in a tub. It should work if you're showering in a tub. The rubber around the screen should sit over the hole and not get moved around.
927729
It's perfect for shower doors, that's what I have mine on. It doesn't interfere with the sliding doors at all. It even provides two nice hooks for the outside of the sliding glass doors to hang extra towels on.