Is this design a surface mount, or is it designed to be cut in for tile to surround it?
348381
Cut in for tile, however I used heavy duty liquid nails and surface mounted it anyway. Perfect !
348382
you mount as you would other tile it is wall mounted , wall is not cut into, the back center is raised where you would apply mortar than other tile sits right under its edge.
348383
Surface mount.. it fits in place of one standard 4-1/4x4-1/4 Daltile tile..and overlaps surrounding tiles by an inch or so..In other words, you mount it directly to the backer wall as you would a standard 4-1/4-4/14 tile.. You do NOT cut the back wall.. it is NOT a recessed holderYou grout/caulk the seam and it looks like it belongs. It does protrude a bit more than a typical chrome insert type.But IMHO, it is a cleaner look and is as functional.. maybe more. It holds a large roll, and still spins.
1543295
I believe it can be mounted either way. We did an undermount when installing new granite.
254200
It can be recessed into wall. However we did surface mount. Nice product for the money
602320
No, where the outline of the mounting square sits is inside of the screen area. I was actually going to return as a result of this, but forgot about it until it was past my return time. Now I just use it for a quick Loop when needed. I'm thinking about a Hoodman in the future.
583918
The plumber is correct. It won't mount correctly because of the seams in the tile and you need a finished edge on the tile.
1230337
Hi William F. I bought this as a gift for someone. Pretty sure it is a surface mount. Can find out for sure and get back to you?
2162134
I recall that it has 3 holes for mounting. The screw type depends on the surface you will be mouting this to. As long the screw fits in the hole you can use any type
863809
It is surface mounted.http://www.nutone.com/products/product/f945da0c-e09a-4071-b775-f4fcefa57b9e
1034685
It's not flat, but sticks out (needs to be incorporated into a tiled wall). Good question--one I wish I would have known.
1191120
No, it can be surface mounted but you need an adapter kit sold by Robern. This is an extremely high quality unit - I couldn't recommend it more.
1736042
I know it says you can surface mount this cabinet, but it is really made to be inset into the wall. I contacted a friends maintenance man who installed it into the wall for me for $100 and he did a very professional job. I would advise against surface mounting this cabinet. My cabinet had some damage to the frame, but I filled it in with a marker so it is barely noticeable. I was going to have it surface mounted but I am very glad I paid the $100 to have an experienced maintenance man set it into the wall. Because I hired it done, that's about all I can tell you. Perhaps your local Home Depot could suggest someone who could help.
2003824
My sink is undermounted. I'm not sure that the top surface of the sink is finished nice enough for a surface mount. It's been several years since I mounted it. As a undermount it's a great sink, and as such I would recommend it.
600263
I guess you could use double sided tape on the bottom to mount it, but there aren't any holes or grooves for mounting. It's designed to sit on a flat surface. Hope that helps!
1715678
The cabinet can be surface mounted or recessed. I used it surface mounted but it required a piece of plywood to be mounted first for stability. The cabinet is pretty heavy.
728074
It can be either. I mounted it recessed, but it comes with mirrored plates so if you mount it on the surface it looks good. I bought it awhile ago and I still LOVE it!!!
595160
no, it is designed to be installed on the backer board instead of a tile (or, actually, two) as part of the original installation
1045694
No. It is a surface mount. There are lighting ports on the metal sides that match the ones in glass front. I haven't installed mine yet but set it up and wired it to a short AC cord. It's pretty cool looking both lit and unlit. There's a sensor on the side that detects movement and turns it on or off. I like it.