Can this be installed on a bathroom door?
1329787
I don't know. Most inside doors are not solid so a screw would not hold in a hollow door.
1329788
I would think so, if it isn't a narrow door. Probably couldn't be installed on a hollow door, at least not without mollies.
297020
Yes, it can be. I have 2 in the bathroom. One is mounted directly in the shower. When you mount it directly in the shower you need to put it on a GFI circuit as recommend by the mfg or install a GFI circuit breaker to cover everything on the circuit if you don't want to wire it separately.
1920056
if it is a solid wood door, I see no reason why not because it needs to be screwed onto surface. When its closed it locks into place... I love mine but its attached to a wall in my laundry room...
1068060
I don't see why it wouldn't. Obviously the dimensions of the bathroom could be an issue, but otherwise I think it would work well.
2138601
I put them on a door leading to my laundry room because it's off my lanai. I don't think the bathroom is a good idea. They are very sturdy but bathrooms have too much moisture. Hope this helps. I do love them though!!!!
1351253
I've never tried but I suppose you could. However because of the door it would be pretty shallow.
1053082
You could probably use any type of moisture proof adhesive or epoxy if used in a bathroom.
1705500
No, it's made to install in a door minimum 1 1/4" thick. You would have to frame it with wood first.
614346
I guess it depends on what your door is made of, and how thick it is. But I think you could safely install this on a standard wooden door.
133087
If your are referring to a door the size of my bathroom door then it's fine. The only door it won't work for is the door in my garage. Doors that have any padding at the bottom will not work.
831266
We bought the rack a couple of months ago and felt that it was heavy enough plus towels that it should be mounted in the studs of the wall. I wouldn't mount it on a hollow door but it may work on a solid wood door. Our towels are thick enough that we have to wiggle them out of the rungs of the towel holder a bit - that may cause some loosening if not mounted on something substantial. We love it though - looks great and works so well in our bathroom!
716614
My answer to you is Yes you can but, it depends where your bathroom door is situated. Consider the fact that if you do put it behind your door, will you be able to open the door all the way without hitting the wall. Lorna H.
160427
As long as the door can be cut through for the insertion, it will work. Only a scenario such as a solid steel door would prevent installation.
169063
I see no reason why it couldn't be used in the bathroom. It has standard specs for a sink set up for a two handle installation.
1920058
yes, you could put this on the back of a door. Mine are bolted to the wall in my laundry room.
1669214
I doubt it. The two visible, white ceramic parts that hold the plastic bar are made to slip over a metal clip. The metal clip is meant to be screwed to the wall. I doubt that either the metal clips or the ceramic parts themselves could be satisfactorily glued to bathroom tile well enough to hold up the weight of a wet towel. But, maybe some kind of super glue could do that! It might be possible to drill the tile and use the screws, but I suspect that would be tricky. Perhaps the manufacturer could advise.
1919655
It would work on a lightweight door such as a hollow core door. If it's hollow, you may need to reinforce around the bolt area.