Can it be installed on tiles?
1426592
Yes it can be , be sure to purchase the proper "BIT" for ceramic or stone whatever you are drilliing into
1426593
Ya know I wondered about that. I think with tiles you have to be concerned with cracking them. I was not confident I could do it so I choose not to.
1426594
You'll need a ceramics drill and you'll need to know where the stud is in the wall.
2011372
Yes I have it on tile. It has rubber "feet" on the bottom the only requirement is that it sit level. The pump will not work correctly and it will be loud if not level.
1731082
hi, i don't have tile, i have laminate , but i would think it would work on tile just as well. i do like it.
584438
If you want to install it on tile, you can but your going to have to drill into your tile and you need to be careful you don't crack the tile when you do. Plenty if information out there on the net on how to drill into tile for install. I had installed this bar in a rental with tile, but I used Gorilla glue to hold it on so that when I left I could take the bar down and scrape off all the glue leaving no evidence behind. It stayed up for about a year and a half, then started to come off so I just glued it back up there again and it stayed for another year and a half until we moved. Came off with a razor blade with no trouble at all. Gorilla glue is not the best job for a permanent install though. If you want to install it on tile, you can but your going to have to drill into your tile and you need to be careful you don't crack the tile when you do. Plenty if information out there on the net on how to drill into tile for install. I had installed this bar in a rental with tile, but I used Gorilla glue to hold it on so that when I left I could take the bar down and scrape off all the glue leaving no evidence behind. It stayed up for about a year and a half, then started to come off so I just glued it back up there again and it stayed for another year and a half until we... » Read More If you want to install it on tile, you can but your going to have to drill into your tile and you need to be careful you don't crack the tile when you do. Plenty if information out there on the net on how to drill into tile for install. I had installed this bar in a rental with tile, but I used Gorilla glue to hold it on so that when I left I could take the bar down and scrape off all the glue leaving no evidence behind. It stayed up for about a year and a half, then started to come off so I just glued it back up there again and it stayed for another year and a half until we moved. Came off with a razor blade with no trouble at all. Gorilla glue is not the best job for a permanent install though. « Show Less
119677
I don't see why not. It will also it not slide which some have reported on their tile floors.
2070749
Probably not. Simply for the fact the texture of the tiles will show through. Also, I'm not sure how well it will stick to tile. It's a lot like using regular wallpaper.
1727988
I have tile, but they have little black nobbies on the bottom, so I wouldn't think they would. Just an opinion.
1386022
Only if you have a piece cut to fit. I really like mine,but I am having trouble finding something to put on top to protect it. Someone suggested putting 20+20 floor tiles with felt pads . I don't know if that would work.
1746021
I don't think this tile is ideal for this type of use. Although it is not hard to install and take apart, I suspect the tabs that hold the pieces will likely break if you repeatedly install/take apart.
90004
it is absolutely useless on tile. it was designed for a flat service like hardwood. it might do o.k. witha marble floor that is usually installed with very little grout.
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.
1521850
Probably. But I would talk to someone at a home store(lowes/Home Depot) or ask a glass store or tile store. I personally wouldn't do it. I would hire someone. It was fine installing on drywall.
1502948
I don't know for sure. They seem to be secured with some type of glue, but I imagine if you wanted to break out the tiles that it comes with, you could put in something of your own choosing.
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.
1200480
I have never tried but assume so. It should work assuming the tile is not porous - to permit proper suction, and large enough - so the suction cups do not align with grout seams.
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
595159
That's the way we used it. It works perfectly. Glued it with quick set epoxy. It looks like it could be imbedded in tile also.