Have YOU USED this for PLASTER on post war apt (&lt;70 yrs old) ?? ... On the other side of wall is a bathroom (possibly shower tile) ... Thanks ...
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This is old technology. Buy the Franklin 710, it is newer tek, I threw out the zircon after testing the Franklin.
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I honestly don't know what my walls are made out of... Maybe drywall? Is that the same as plaster? I think it is and it seems to work ok, but I don't hang heavy things on it. Jewelry frame, hair tie caddy, small photo frames, and ect...
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I didn't use it on a shower floor, just the bathroom floor; but since there are lots of grout lines I don't think it would be too slippery.
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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.
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Our shower stall sounds just like yours. We mounted it using the glue that was supplied 14 months ago. No problems of any sort at all!
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Hi, I'm not sure whether your concern is because of the small size of the shower or the material on the shower walls. As for placement, choose a spot where it won't interfere with your showering or a shower hose, if you have one. I hung mine a bit high in my super-tiny apartment shower so that I wouldn't bump into it while standing and washing my hair, and it works really well. I think the instructions suggest cleaning and then using rubbing alcohol on the wall to remove any soap residue before you stick on the adhesives, and this is important. I think it would probably be great for an RV, but it all depends on your needs. Hi, I'm not sure whether your concern is because of the small size of the shower or the material on the shower walls. As for placement, choose a spot where it won't interfere with your showering or a shower hose, if you have one. I hung mine a bit high in my super-tiny apartment shower so that I wouldn't bump into it while standing and washing my hair, and it works really well. I think the instructions suggest cleaning and then using rubbing alcohol on the wall to remove any soap residue before you stick on the adhesives, and this is important. I think it would probably be great for an RV,... » Read More Hi, I'm not sure whether your concern is because of the small size of the shower or the material on the shower walls. As for placement, choose a spot where it won't interfere with your showering or a shower hose, if you have one. I hung mine a bit high in my super-tiny apartment shower so that I wouldn't bump into it while standing and washing my hair, and it works really well. I think the instructions suggest cleaning and then using rubbing alcohol on the wall to remove any soap residue before you stick on the adhesives, and this is important. I think it would probably be great for an RV, but it all depends on your needs. « Show Less
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We have a tile shower and purchased this as a replacement for a similar one we had. The plumbing was already there so we just had to remove the old one and attach this. I would guess the surface material of your shower isn't as critical as whether or not the plumbing matches up. If this is a new installation, you'd have to ask whoever is installing your shower but I don't see why not.
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I can't say for sure but i used it to repair some chips on the porcelain of a toilet. I used it to repair the tub floor in a rental house. I have not checked to see how it has held up. It goes on like paint and it does not have much thickness to it. I have seen pictures online of tiled showers that were painted with this and it looked good. I guess if you are just looking to make the tile water proof again it would work.
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No, at least not for long or well. I would use some silicone adhesive or better yet get a small tub of tile mastic (adhesive) at the hardware store.
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I don't think that would be the best idea. It would make more work for a better repair, having to scrape the very tacky glue. However. it may work for an emergency repair. Otherwise, I would try to match the materials in the shower. Most likely it is a fiberglass resin of sorts. I hope this helps.
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Mine went into rail. A high bond tape may work for some applications. Given the moisture and cleaning chemicals used in showers I doubt high bond tape would have lasted on my shower door.
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Sure do! I did, and it looks great. Just dip in water for a few seconds, let it sit for I think a couple minutes, then apply it to a clean wall. Sticks very reliably. Mine still looks great after 5 weeks. Ill try to post a pic of mine.
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Hi ! to be honest, I dont think so. If you are talking about around your tub, it would not adhere very well because of the grout. But this is a great product! I installed it over my bar and over my bathroom sink, and so far, so good!
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I had wall studs exposed, so I mounted a 2x6 between the studs before sheetrock to give it something strong to hang on.After all sheetrock and paint done I just mounted brackets on wall w screws into that board. Culk and the plyming keeps it from moving around. Another option would be lag bolts w washer.I to found the brackets hard to understand, more the casting on the sink fault though. Just remember people, kids, have a tendancybto lean or rest on sinks.. so make the mount strong.Love the sink, works great!
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Yes the handrail is suitable for securing to a tiled surface. I have installed mine in my shower area which is tiled directly onto the wall. A proper tile drill and appropriate Rawlplugs or Rawlbolts (which I used) are required
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I think that is what my landlord has in my bathrooms. I got it on and stayed for a few weeks then it fell right off. I thought it should work on any type of shower material. You use silicone glue stuff to make it stay up. I really doubt it really works good on any surface to be honest. It's really crappy product.
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If that back wall was smooth and free from any grime/grease, I'm sure it would, if the installation was smooth with no air bubbles or pockets. It might be interesting to frame it in some way. We've used decorative molding from big box stores and painted them with acrylic metallic paints, to frame a glass mosaic tile backslash in a bathroom. Seal it with a clear coat of lacquer. Interesting project. Have you thought of 6x6 or 8x8 mirror tiles? More durable and easy to clean.