Can this be used in a bathroom, is there an extension rod available? Can you mount on a slope?
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The Tristar is not rated for damp use as the blades are wood. We offer down-rods in various lengths from 1-6 feet and the mount will handle up to a 30 degree incline. Thank you, Michael H. Dan's Fan City
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Yes, I mounted mine to the wall. It has a great function that allows you to change the viewing angle. Mine is in the bathroom above and just outside the tub so this ability to change the viewing angle is amazing.
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Technically it could be mounted that way ~ the hook on the end seems curved enough. You would have to use better drywall anchors than it comes with it. Because is it is adjustable however I wouldn't count on it to hold much weight as it would depend on the tightness of the set screw to keep the end from slipping out. Appearance wise it would probably be acceptable looking.
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Yes, I'm sure you can put this in a fiberglass shower. Just mount it on the brackets and you're good to go. Also, I would bet you could find an arm extension somewhere, I've just never wanted or looked for one. Best of luck.
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My husband installed with the enclosed hardware in a bathroom that did not have a sink at all. Very small quarters so we went with this model. There are bolts on both sides that mount it up on the wall. Took some pictures but could not paste them here. He then ran piping to get the water (both hot and cold) and drain pipe. We only use the sink for bushing teeth but is perfect for that.
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I returned the item because its finish didn't match my other bathroom fixture finish. But all ball joint mount design should allow you to move up/down and sideways. Remember the ball joint is a pivot point, all movement is limited especially sideways more than up/down. Hope this helps.
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Yes, very simple to wall mount with a single scew and drywall anchor. I placed mine about six inches from my toilet paper roll. Works perfectly. The hook is more like a nozzle cradle. It faces into the cradle. Some people have complained about dripping but whenever that has happened to me I have followed the vendors instructions to turn it on and quickly squirt water out on and off like 20 times. In each instance that has stopped the dripping and I think it's caused by grit in the water line.
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I hung mine with the curves toward the front. I mounted mine underneath my cabinet, not on the wall, so my choice was curves toward me or toward the wall. If mounting on the wall, since the back is flat, I'm sure you can mount the curves top or bottom to your preference.
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Mine came with adjustable feet, so you probably can extend the front legs about an inch longer than the rear legs. I don't understand the reply from the manufacturer - while the legs are all the same length, you could mount the rear legs to extend about an inch above the front legs, in addition to adjusting the feet. We are very happy with ours and will probable buy another for our 2nd bathroom.
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If I understand the question correctly, the answer is yes - you can mount it three ways with the hardware that is provided: stretched between two walls or frame sides (like a shower curtain), suspended from the ceiling or the top of the window frame, or "n"-shaped (like most curtain rods - with the mounts attached to a flat wall and the rod suspended from or across the mounts).
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Hello! This can be mounted using the standard ceiling box. If you need it flush or for a sloped ceiling, there are adapters for that. If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! Better Living Store 1-800-334-5804
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I don't think so. I am not sure what kind of slope you have. This product is designed for a flat ceiling. It obtains it's stability by cranking the pole tight against the floor and ceiling and then screwed to the surface. depending on the height and slope you might be able to secure a brace to make a flat surface but for safety it may not work. It is a well designed and very well made pole and in our case it is highly recommended
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Absolutely. I have mine on a straight rod and love it! We have a narrow bathroom, so wanted the extra light that the top of the curtain lets in, but we do not have enough space to use a curved bar. The curtain looks amazing and performs beautifully. VERY high quality and very pleased with the purchase.
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Honestly, I don't think it will work for your type of tub. The rollers use a catch inside the mount that is set and cannot be adjusted. I believe that the angle of your tub would cause the rollers to slope toward the tub. The only way that I could see this working is if you build a wedge behind the mount to account for the slope in your tub. Hope this helps.
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Hi Chillygirl. Only thing I saw was that it said not to use in the immediate surroundings of a bath, shower or swimming pool. I use mine in the bathroom mounted on the wall but you could just have it sitting on a flat surface like maybe the top of the toilet tank or something.
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Yes, it can be installed on a bathroom wall. However, I do not recommend it because of the high moisture could damage the unit.
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I used them for shower curtain rods. They are mounted so that they come down from the ceiling. I purchased separate expansion bolts to install them. As they are configured, they would not be useful mounted perpendicular from the wall.