Will it adhere to tiles
1386123
I do not have a reason to use on tiles, so not able to answer your question with certainty. I see no reason why not. It works great on glass.
1386124
Under 3 conditions 1. The tiles should have flat and smooth surface. 2. The tile size should big enough for the whole suction cup. 3. Be careful, it won't stay on the tile (suction power) as long as on the mirror or glass.
1386125
Yes it will. I'm assuming you mean bathroom tiles. Moisten before adhering and remove after use. I wouldn't count on a permanent hold though.
1386126
I can only assume it will. I don't have tiles in my home to test it on. They probably should be smooth tiles though.
1386127
I have been unable to get it to adhere to my tile wall for more then a few minutes before it falls down. Has anyone been able to do this successfully?
1247786
Not sure. We used it on granite. I believe it's for products that do not have a glaze or finish on them. If the tiles are pourus then you shouldn't have a problem.
1051954
It would depend upon the blade and thickness of the tile. I have used on just about everything. Glass, porclean, marble, and ceramic. I have found that I don't "force" the tile and let it do it's own thing works better.
1901450
Yes.It should ,I recently used one on my bathroom tiles ,it performed well_Sam.
2136038
Doesn't appear adhesive would damage tile. I used it on a semi-gloss painted wall and the weight of the soap pulled the dispenser, paint and all off the wall. Ended up having to make holes in the wall and screw it in, covered the damage to wall, too. Tile seems like a good surface for adherence.
2136036
Not if the tile of glossy. It could even be safely removed from wallpaper if someone should make that mistake. Use a hair dryer to soften any adhesive that might remain on the tile. :)
688901
Hi,I have tiles but it seems it would also work on painted walls. It fits very snug and has not slipped at all. I had to throw away my previous one because it would fall. I'm not 100% sure but really happy with this one and it looks really nice for the price.
2221623
It's basically bond filler like used on cars. It does dry slick and hard it bonded to the cement well. I would stick the tile direct to it bet it would hold.
1928899
I'm not sure, it hasn't come off of the tiles but I never got them wet or tried to remove it
1838174
Oh yes, it will adhere. Just have to be very careful handling it or it will adere where you don't want it. It is not forgiving
1641084
Not really sure. They are pretty large and if put over small tile squares there would be a way for water to get underneath and therefore would not stick properly.
2226332
This has to be on a really smooth tile or glass. Any uneven surface, even the slightest and it slips off.
920578
Yes. If the tile are smooth surface. It will not stick if you have very small times and the suction cups are on top of the grouts.
2226333
As long as the glass is clean/pristine (no soap scum) it will attach. It did not work on my tiles.
1357483
We use ours against a regular tile floor that is not the "stick on kind," but it works great on the standard tile floor and does not slide. I don't know if it would damage the adhesive of your floor, but it will brace against your type of floor. The device works very well.
150050
I honestly don't know. My shower at the moment has porcelain tile on the shower floor so the mat adheres fine to that. Actually I am just renovating my shower, and that will change. I think that if you have the flat, sliced pebble tile it will adhere since it is level; but I think if the pebble tile you have is natural or raised it won't.
1085469
neither really. If the tile is glossy then it will shine through the stuff and if not then no gloss will be imparted by the product.