Can this be installed in a shower on a tiled wall?
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If mounted properly in the tile, then yes. This does not come with the hardware for that, however. It only comes with small plastic drywall anchors and screws. But if you drilled into the tile, used the appropriate hardware, and sealed properly to prevent water from getting in, then there is no reason you cannot install this in a shower. That being said, I don't think it is particularly practical. There are probably better options for a shower shelf than this. Hope this helps!
1428895
If mounted properly in the tile, then yes. This does not come with the hardware for that, however. It only comes with small plastic drywall anchors and screws. But if you drilled into the tile, used the appropriate hardware, and sealed properly to prevent water from getting in, then there is no reason you cannot install this in a shower.That being said, I don't think it is particularly practical. There are probably better options for a shower shelf than this. Hope this helps!
1843572
It depends. The weight of the shower head may require some wall work for proper bracing. Also id your current shower head isn't connected right at the wall, but rather inside of it, you might need a connection piece. Any parts needed are cheap, but if you need wall work that's a different story.
1494387
Hi Diane, this bath is quite large so I do not believe it would fit in a standard shower area.
2108116
There needs to be enough of a ledge on both sides for the wire arms to rest on. It probably would not work without at least a few inches of clearance between the inside edge of the tub and the wall. It definitely won't work on those liner-style tub/showers with a smooth inner wall.
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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.
2073821
No. It's mounted to the wall by two sided tape only. If you drill it into the shower then it might be sturdy enough.
2031735
I don't have my mounted in the shower. Mine are in my business restrooms near the sink. BUT, the wall is completely tiled and the thing doesn't budge. It comes with the whole back side covered in double sided tape. Super industrial. There are, however, mounting holes if you choose to go that way but it doesn't come with hardware. I'm curious if it would hold up in a shower with moisture, etc. I would recommend letting it sit mounted without any soap in it and stay dry for at least 1 full day. Good luck.
517188
The tiles in our shower were smaller than the suction cups, so it couldn't hold to the wall at all. I suggest you check that out if you have a tiled shower.
2067355
You should be able to use them in the shower, however, you will need to grout around it so you get a good seal around the base against the wall to prevent from rusting in the back.
1973587
My installation was not done in a bathroom, sorry. But as long as it is not installed directly over the shower or tub where it might come into contact with water, I don't see a problem. Check with Lamps Plus customer service they are very good.
912181
No , the only thing you might have to do is take off where the shower head was and make it a 3/4 stubb or 1" depending how deep in the wall it is if that makes sense
2080447
It certainly can. It can be mounted in any position just make sure to inset it so the tile will run right up to the inside edge. Good luck with your project. Ec
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My shower is tiled and have not had any problems. It's like a tension rod so maybe check the tension on it.
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I think it *can* be installed in a walk-in shower, however, in my opinion, one should *not* do this, because in order to make it possible for a person to rely on this pole, both ends of the pole would have to be pushing VERY strongly into the floor and the ceiling (the pole can be used to support whoever grabs it because of this pressure you create when you extend pole's length). I am not sure I was able to explain what I mean by all this, but, in a shorter sentence, I would suspect that, with pressure necessary for the pole to stand and to be used for support, it could do serious structural damage to the stall (by breaking down the floor). An opinion from someone who has actually tried this is in order. I have not tried to do this but would greatly hesitate even to try.
454682
Yes, if you gave sufficient pressure. I didn't use the slide bar, but mounted the slide bar holder on the other wall, hang the hand head from that. (Not a perfect fit, but it works.) Shower stream from two directions!
1734248
Nope, it cannot be used in shower. There is a label on it which clearly indicates to keep the device away from water
1154914
Yes, it can work on shower tile. However, to avoid possible problems, try a bit of Lime Out on a corner of inconspicuous tile.Hope this helps.