Can this be installed on the sealing or on side walls. I have a glass wall top to bottom
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YES! i hung mine from the ceiling to make a pot wrack. it works very nicely.
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I think it would work. you would just have to use the little thumb screws to secure the rod in the bracket hook, which is optional when securing it the traditional way.
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I'm not sure that it would work on the ceiling. I think it would need a different bracket, the kind that goes around a tub.
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You cannot install them from the ceiling with the mounting hardware included. On amazon, you can buy a set of 2 mounts that are specific ceiling mounts from Levolor in the same finish. They are about $12 for a pair. I have floor to ceiling window as well and that's how I did it. They look AMAZING. I think the ceiling mounts are better looking than the mounts they include with the packaging.
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For both ceiling and side walls you'd have to get different hooks, which are meant for just that. These are probably best for above the window.
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Very loosley but I would think it should seal sufficiently. If you are not going to use the hanging bracket feature, I think they may have better models for countertop. I have 5 different ones-love the company.
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depends on how thick the wall is. There are vents on the side that you don't want inside the wall. You'd need to talk to a carpenter/contractor about that. You have at most 8" of depth to work with between the face and the vents.
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I'd say by using suction cups. But I still don't see how you could mount it exactly to the glass seeing how you would most likely have it directly on top of it.Basically you'd have to place it DIRECTLY on top of the enclosure.
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It will depend more on your lid I believe. This unit has legs that are set on the edge of the tank. If your glass top is fully recessed into the top, so that it is flush with the top of the tank, it should be fine. If there is anything that will get in the way of the legs of this unit, it may not work.
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Yes but read my review I would not recommend. Just use standard underlayment that has a vapor bearer. Which is plastic on the bottom and a foam on top
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I would say you could, but you would probably want to put extra sealer on the wood base. Mine are inside. Another thing they don't tell you us that they require fairly heavy hardware to install with 2 holes. I have been using them about a year now and really like them.
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I put mine under counter and mounted tap to counter. Used a small can of the foam insulation to seal the hole on top of fridge...no problems. Technically, this is a free standing model but I did not want to pay the extra money for a true under counter model. I have decent ventilation space under counter and no problems so far
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You can but not recommended I did but wish I had not It doesn't seal off as good now and leaks between the plastic outside and glass inside
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Yes. Just paint the edges and install as you normally would. Not only does it help seal but it eases installation
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RVH7110 - can be flush with the counter edge. It can also be installed with the counter over the ledge. It just depends on how you want it to look.
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You can stick it to the glass or the wood.The sticky side would be face down where you will stick it.
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I believe the design is to place it on the glass. I do not believe it would work on the side of the window due to the window track that raises the window. The item folds flat to let the window riise when it is on the glass. I think this would slow down someone who is trying to jam the lock ion the window. Should someone be able to open the lock form the outside, he would still be unable to raise the window. I believe it would slow down someone trying to come in through a window. Placed in the corner of the window, it is not that noticeable.
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Yes it is suitable for an outer wall. Even through glass door with an adapter. If the outer wall is thick you can buy an extension tunnel (separately)
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Yes it can. As always, use some silicone as a sealant along the edge, on the top and sides. Leave the bottom open to allow any errant fluid intrusion a way out.
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As long as the tape can create a tight seal, you should be able to install it, but I would advise against it. I'd be afraid that moisture and debris might work its way through the gaps. Good luck!
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I'm Sure, if you have a professional do the work, but I'm afraid to do that because I would not install regular glass. Very dangerous just plain glass. Hope that helped you,.