bottom back secure bracket. How far is it from the floor to the bottom of this bracket? Does it interfere with the water supply coming from the wall?
1999037
6 3/4inches bar is about 1inch thick. Mine rests right on our water supply. Don't remember if you may have some wiggle room/adjustable feet. I know I have them on the matching shelves
1999038
It's about 7 inches from the ground. It did not interfere with the water supply in my bathroom. It seems as you can raise the bracket a little should there be an issue, that bottom bracket has no screws that I see just a plastic clasp. Hope this helps!
1999039
The bottom of this bracket is approximately 3 -3.5 inches from the floor. It actually is below our water source, so causes no issues.
1999040
The bracket basically would keep the unit from falling forward during a quake I think. It attaches to the top shelf which is about 5 ft from the floor. I don't know what water supply you have behind your toilet unless you are talking about the tank and it doesn't interfere with it here. I just realized that you might be talking about the rod that is behind the toilet near the bottom. This rod is about 4" from the floor and again doesn't interfere here.
1999041
It is 3" from the floor, so if you allow for 1/2" diameter, I would allow a clearance of 4 inches. It does not interfere with my incoming water supply, which is between 6 and 7 inches from the floor.
1999042
The bottom back bracket has three adjustable levels so that there will not be interference with the water supply pipe.
1454285
The bracket mounts on each side of the ibeam. But there are 2 bars that connect underneath. So it needs to be flush against the ibeam.
262629
Hello. This unit hangs from two horizontal brackets that screw to the wall. Each end of the bracket has a tab that points up. The back of the shower panel has 4 slots that slide over the tabs. The mounting setup is very robust and holds the panel firmly to the wall. Each horizontal bracket is approximately 12" in from the top and bottom of the unit.
466078
Diverter is in the front at the wall mounting bracket, just above the hot/cold water lever
50153
My bar is attached to the wall some 6-7 inches above tile surround. I have approximately 8 inches of inner shower curtain below top edge of tub. No install issues, is straight forward
945622
I have my tv angled downwards so I used the tilt on the tv mount. The top of the bracket is roughly 3 inches from the wall and the bottom is almost touching the wall. So if it were to be at level then you are looking at about 1 1/2 inches from the wall for the bracket. Hope that helps.
860224
The directions you get with purchase tell you to make sure the pipe is 1/2" from the wall. Once screwed into spout, it is flush with the wall. The riser is flush with the wall too once screwed into spout. Comes with one bracket to hold riser into place. We ended up buying an extra bracket to help make more secure. Hope that helped.
1559986
I've had mine since August 2012 and have had no problems whatsoever. I assume you mean the control section that sticks out to the side. Was it damaged in any way during install or use? On mine, I had to connect the water line before mounting it to the toilet as it would have been in the way. If by any chance you are referring to the water shut off valve coming out of your wall, I've learned to NEVER try to turn them off. They are usually badly corroded internally and start leaking (or worse, the handle comes off in your hand) after you turn the handle. I found that out when I replaced some sink faucets. Instead, use the street valve to shut off all water to the house and save yourself an emergency trip to Home Depot for a replacement valve, if it's not past closing time and you now have no running water until you can get to them when they open the next day.
4344
I have about 1/2 inch clearance in front of my granite splash guard. The top of the drain pull is above the 4 inch splash guard in its lowest position.I had the same concern but it worked out well.
1053664
HI, The unit sticks out 30" from the wall on a typical install. Hope this helps.
739873
I was able to fit the bar behind my toilet but it just barely clears the water intake hose. The bottom bar is six inches off the ground. You might be able to get away with not installing that bar but then the whole shelf will be very wobbly and I wouldn't recommend it because it's a little wobbly to begin with. If you don't have any piping behind your toilet then you shouldn't have a problem fitting this bar behind it. Hope this answer helps!
1573014
I mounted mine a half inch outside the vertical shower surround. Also be mindful of possible interference with bathroom door. Love the extra space.
89078
For mounting to the wall, it comes with a wall mount bracket that goes towards the top rear of the dispenser.For securing the bottom I got some double stick foam tape so it could not be lifted up. Worked fine!
231748
YOu could frill a hole in the bottom/back and bring the supply in there instead of from underneath, or just bring your supp;y through the wall below the unit and then upwards through some flex. I do not believe this unit it rated for outdoor use (not waterproof, etc)
522073
I've had mine for a couple of months and haven't noticed any problems. Mine is about 5-6" from the wall.
764897
If you're asking about the clearance needed behind the faucet above the countertop: When I pull up the drain lever on mine to its highest point (the point at which it sticks out most, since it's angled slightly backwards), the rear edge of the lever sticks out about 1 3/8" behind the base of the faucet. I've got a single-hole mount without the extra 3-hole escutcheon plate. When the lever is pushed all the way down, it extends about 5/8" behind the base.
2037339
Depending on the height of the speaker, yes it may hinder up/down movement. I suppose you could put an additional piece (block of wood) between the bracket and the wall to allow more movement so that the top and bottom of the speaker will be further away from the wall. Hope this helped.