Will this work on vinyl outdoor shower made from vinyl fencing?
829719
Funny, I was thinking "overkill" before I read the one other reply. The one thing that impressed me about the hangers and the matching metal track they ride in is just how heavy duty they are. For your application(shower) maybe look at something intended to roll a closet door.
829720
These wheels and tracks are made for some pretty significant weight. My doors each weight about 150+ at 6 foot long x 7 foot tall. It bolts into wood and washers are used, so you should be able to pre-drill the vinyl and use them. I would caution the vinyl being heavy enough to force the flex hanger into position to roll freely though. Just be sure to use stops at the bottom of your door to keep it rested against the wall. The flex hanger allows the door to pull away from the wall, so wind could cause it to move since it is lighter weight and vinyl.
829721
It would be several times overkill. These are made to handle a 450 lb. door and will do so nicely. Stanley pocket door hardware would handle up to 150 lb. and will stroke 36" door fully open.
829722
I don't see why not. You will have to purchase the matching rail seperatly. These are made to support a heavy barn door (200-400lbs) and may be overkill for your application but they should work. Also, these are galvanized which can rust overtime if continuously exposed to moisture such as in a shower.
295251
this will work for vinyl just make sure that the area to be fixed has been cleaned, I use alcohol too clean the patch sites.so far so good
965434
I have a vinyl shower surround and it's wonderful but I don't know the answer to your question. Sorry I can't help you out.
929963
VandlGuard will work on many kinds of vinyl. Question. Will a normal household paint stick to your surface? If the answer is yes, then VandlGuard will work.
1546806
Made to cut sheet metal. The vinyl could clog the cutter, try using regular wire cutters for best results.
602302
It's for what I'd call a garden hose. If your "shower" hose has the same fittings as a garden hose, then yes, otherwise no.
1990782
Not sure. It might. We sometimes squeegee our shower if we want to remove the droplets quickly. May be the same as a windshield wiper. Go to there website. The use for this also is for outdoors like patio windows.
534241
Probably not. I would ask a company that installs vinyl fencing what they use or use an epoxy glue.
1846853
I believe it would work fine on a shower rod as long as the rod is small enough in diameter. (The same as the shower head piping).
673359
Yes. I originally bought it for a slow shower drain, and all of my pipes are PVC.
1294894
I have vinyl siding and it was bad, it did a great job. Hope it works for you.
375987
I'm sorry but no, it will not. It is designed to be installed in the pipe for the shower head.
236894
Yes, it should but with the flexibility of vinyl it may not hold permanently. It mainly depends on how thin and flexible the surface is and how it will be used. I would tend to stay away from it and maybe look for something like contact cement.
1507364
I don't know since my shower enclosure is fiberglass, the ScotchBrite idea in the previous comment sounds like a good idea. I don't think it would hurt to try it.
646459
No ...so unfortunate...I tried Velcro strips and mosquito netting which worked for a few months...next summer I will mount curtain rods and outdoor sheers.....
724389
We tried it on our vinyl lined pool and it did not work. Would disconnect from the pole often. We returned it.
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We have two filters. One is connected to an existing hand shower and the is not. The fittings on the filter are standard pipe fittings so it should work.