can you put it on a outside shower door
1994410
as long as the door is a smooth surface there should not be a problem. We put them on a patio door and just love it!
804432
If you applied a laquer or other waterproof finish to the wood base then they would most likely work in an outdoor shower.
306234
Yes. We mounted ours outside over the door to the back porch. Works great! We got it mainly as a "doggie door". Keeps the hot out and the cool in. Keeps the bugs out and I can leave the door open enough for the dogs to go in and out. We are very happy with it.
2267130
It's almost too amazing to put in an outdoor shower! But yes- it could be used in an outdoor shower if the wall mounting was similar to an indoor one
1114281
I used installed it on my exterior storm door. Not sure if that's what you are asking though.
559643
Yes, I purchased this item and it is mounted outside and looks great. It can be mounted to any surface.
201813
Yes you can. You install this to the outside rail then the other door slides right passed it.
140541
You can mount it on the outside of the door as long as the door opens to the outside. This unit pushes the door closed.My only concern would be how it will hold up to the elements. It is not a sealed unit and could possibly rust in time.
1056444
The package does not say it cannot, but it also does not say safe for a damp location. I would look for one that says it is safe for shower location
1507161
I would not put it in a shower. I do not think it would be safe from water seeping in.
1929716
While this could be used on practically any door, it would likely interfere with the weatherstripping on any entry door. You would be better served by a door knob cover/lever lock.
2267128
It's an excellent shower head. And quality is topnotch so don't see why you could not use it outdoors.
1317477
Hi Tammy, I would not recommend it for exterior use, unless you have storm door. It is not really water proof. Imagine two rods of foam, covered with dress shirt fabric. That's sort of what this is like. I don't think I'd want it to get wet. I'm also not sure if it would close properly since threshold doors usually have a little strip on the bottom of the door frame. If it were my front door, I would maybe try to find a weather strip of rubber or one like this that has just a single rod of some kind to attach to the inside of my door.
1000162
Can be used in the shower if the shower does not have any curb (more then half an inch).
1755453
This unit would not be practical to mount on the outside of a door, particularly if expesed to the weather. Also, it could easily be removed, so there is a security problem. Technically, it could do that whiich describe.
1256468
You can hang it on a shower rod. It will stick out quite a bit on either side of the rod.
1507159
I use it for files in the house, but it is a solid plastic and latches very well, so it just might work outdoors. For the price it is worth a try. But in the shower?