My shower is attached to the bathtub, no wall behind it. Would this work?
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Mine is attached to the wall behind with two additional suction cups. This keeps the caddy from swinging. If you don't mind it swinging from side to side, perhaps it could work, but, personally, I wouldn't want that.
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It'll work in this scenario. In fact, the one I have hangs on the shower head and it doesn't rest against the wall. As long as the arm of the shower head doesn't lean forward on the part in which you're going to hang it on, you'll be fine. e.g., otherwise it'll slide off.
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Would not work, needs a wall behind. Suggest you look at the kind of caddy that comes on an extension pole, & pole reaches floor-to-ceiling. E H
321182
I think so; it has a plastic piece that helps it stay in place on your shower head.
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I mounted mine above the bath tub. It can be mounted around the shower if the water is not flowing on it. For this kind of applications you should use approved devices.
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I bought this a while ago, but I do believe it would work with a traditional tub, I am assuming one that has a side up against the wall. It was a tad difficult to put up, bets to use 2 people. If you are in a pinch it should be able to work for you. Hope this helps, but its been awhile since the purchase and it was for a rental property.
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Hello Michelle, Thank you for your question. My shower is of natural stone. If the wall is prepared correctly, the hook will work. To mount the hook please follow these tips (and absolutely not meant to insult in any way), * Make sure the area you plan to stick the hook is clean and dry. Typical shower residue (soap residue, conditioner splatter, moisture, etc.) will impede the adhesion of the hook. * Clean the surface with isopropyl rubbing alcohol, wipe gently, let dry. Do not use household cleaners. Many household cleaners leave behind a very thin layer of residue that affects how strongly the adhesive will bond to the surface. * Once you have cleaned to area you plan to stick the mirror, please allow enough time for this area to completely dry (remember tile is porous and will absorb moisture). This is the main reason that a hook will fail to adhere. As such, please wait a couple of hours after cleaning the wall to place the hook. * When applying the hook to your shower, please try applying constant pressure on it for 10-15 seconds in the clean, dry spot. * For best results, let the adhesive "set" for 24 hours before hanging the mirror on the hook. This ensures that the adhesive has had enough time to build strong adhesion to the wall or surface. If the hook does not do what it is supposed to do, we will to replace it. We stand behind our products 100%...without question or excuse. I will send one in the mail to you immediately. Please contact me with your address and I will have one on the way. Best regards...and Shave Well! Bill Vogel The Shave Well Company (877) 578-0123 If I may be of additional assistance, please call the number above or click The Cumberland Companies LLC hyperlink on the Shave Well listing (just below "In Stock"). Next, pull the page down 2/3 of the way and on the right side look under the heading "Further Information". There you will see a link "Contact the seller."
2011299
It would not work on my door, because my door wasn't deep enough. I have a free standing shower . It hung nicely over the wall of the shower.
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No. It screws onto the shower in place of the shower head it is replacing. Your existing shower arm probably already has a flange against the wall.
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The pipe is the same thread as "most" if not ALL typical shower extension pipes ....if this screws into your wall, then it will since it would be the same. "Most" (have to say most) showers have 1/2 inch NPT (national pipe thread) so its a matter of removing your current semi straight shower extension pipe and head and then screw this one in, then put your head on this one. BTW : be sure you have the clearance to swing this larger ext. pipe around but I'm guessing if you need to raise it up that's its probably pretty far from the ceiling/soffit anyway.
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I don't see why it wouldn't. If the machine can't suction cup to the inner side of the bath, then you would need something to keep it submerged.
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This product was made to be used when there is no wall behind the fiberglass. You really need a void behind the shower wall for these anchors to work. If that wall is solid there are easier and cheaper hardware available . Good luck.
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it depends. the bar over the shower ends in hooks that flare up and they are somewhat large. if your towel bar is away from the wall more than normal, it might work.
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Nope, because the top edges are not flush flat so you there will be an ugly gap of grounding between the tiles to the tub. You should look for tubs that is for under mount purpose instead.
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If you already have a shower pipe sticking out from the wall you should not need anything else. I would say try it with and without the flow restrictor in place to see what works best before permanently mounting. You would use the existing hot/cold valve(s) to control temperature. This unit just allows you to chose between the fixed or hand-held shower head or a combination of both.
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You might be able to balance this over the edges of a bathtub if your tub doesn't have a wall on the otherside- otherwise I don't think it would fit inside of a standard bathtub.
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The short answer is no. This fixture is meant to be surface mounted to a wall or post about chest high and surface plumbed. I mounted it on the outside of my elevated deck to make an outdoor shower. It could be mounted to a wall above the tub, but the shower head tube is only about 20" tall, so mounting it on the tub itself would not allow a standing shower.
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Attaches to existing shower water source. You will need to drill two holes, need a special drill if its a tiled shower, find a stud and use screws that go 1 inch into stud.
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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
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I will gladly send photos of my installation (I tried to insert a photo and couldn't, if you know how let me know) I ran into a situation where the new mounting sights where the shower rod attaches to the wall was not at a point where a wall stud was located. I used a screw-in drywall anchor (like the The Hillman Group 41408 Self-Drilling Hollow Wall Anchor found on Amazon)