Can this be assembled to a non-wall mounted shower head base? Like a porcelin tub, where the shower head mount is not reinforced to the wall..
1011018
It will mount to freestanding plumbing. It might be advisable to restrict the movement of the pipe in some fashion as there is a quarter turn valve on the unit as well as the removable handle.
1011019
The shower head screws to the water source pipe so it would work if you relocated the water source pipe somewhere other than the wall as long as the location was correctly positioned to take a shower and stable enough to support it.
343329
mine came un assembled, screws were not the right size and for most would be difficult to assemble. Fortunately, I do metal art work and have the tools to deal with the poor quality. Take a look at "Signature Hardware Web site. I ordered one from them for our shower and it came fully assembled and very fast shipping with many choices.
1495306
It doesn't look like it can be wall mounted. I don't see any attachments or brackets.
2260041
It is not designed to be wall mounted. Depending on how much effort you wanted to put into it, it could be sit on a small wall mounted shelf, if you want to put that much effort into it.
2274196
It is not finished on the backside, and designed to be wall mounted. In short, NO.
1889837
I think it would be too low mounted on the side of the tub. It's meant to be mounted on a smooth wall surrounding the tub.
751393
It's not designed to be mounted to the wall. You could do it, but you would have to fabricate a mounting bracket or drill the corner posts and install drywall anchors. Personally, I would buy the mounting brackets which fasten it to the bed frame.
1681038
No, but it's only 28 inches tall and it gets its structural rigidity from being secured to a wall. Not knowing your intended use makes it difficult to answer your question specifically, but I would think there are other products that would fill your needs better than this if you don't want it mounted to a wall. I purchased two of these and have them mounted on the wall, and have been very happy with them.
302697
I don't think so. It screws into the pipe out of the wall. You then attach the shower head on it
1581155
Due to the fact it needs to be assembled I put the bar in front. Had the same problem you do with the plumbing. The unit is top heavy and must be mounted to the wall. I rigged that myself with a screw and picture hanging wire. I actually love the look of this item, even with the difficulties I had.
1147403
Not really. Only had it a few months. And with daily use the rubber washers wore out. The overhead shower head is too heavy for the weak poorly place wall bracket mount.
200870
Yes you can mount it to studs. The bar is 16" which is the usual spacing between studs. The mounting plates are circular designed for 3 screws so you should be able to get at least 1 or hopefully 2 screws into the studs at each end. Of course you need to accurately find the studs before you start drilling. If you are redoing a shower and opening up the wall I'd recommend adding solid blocking where you're planning to install the bar. That's what I did. The hollow wall fasteners included look like some pretty heavy duty items, and they must be approved for this purpose, but I also wanted it fastened into wood. Yes you can mount it to studs. The bar is 16" which is the usual spacing between studs. The mounting plates are circular designed for 3 screws so you should be able to get at least 1 or hopefully 2 screws into the studs at each end. Of course you need to accurately find the studs before you start drilling. If you are redoing a shower and opening up the wall I'd recommend adding solid blocking where you're planning to install the bar. That's what I did. The hollow wall fasteners included look like some pretty heavy duty items, and they must be approved for this purpose, but I also... » Read More Yes you can mount it to studs. The bar is 16" which is the usual spacing between studs. The mounting plates are circular designed for 3 screws so you should be able to get at least 1 or hopefully 2 screws into the studs at each end. Of course you need to accurately find the studs before you start drilling. If you are redoing a shower and opening up the wall I'd recommend adding solid blocking where you're planning to install the bar. That's what I did. The hollow wall fasteners included look like some pretty heavy duty items, and they must be approved for this purpose, but I also wanted it fastened into wood. « Show Less
865303
You could mount it to a wall with brackets (not included) but you dont need too. It is very sturdy.
1300426
No, the shower head its in a fixed position, but you can move the whole fixture up or down.
380410
It is not designed to be mounted on a wall. It could probably be done but the weight needs to be supported by the base at the bottom.
2031735
I don't have my mounted in the shower. Mine are in my business restrooms near the sink. BUT, the wall is completely tiled and the thing doesn't budge. It comes with the whole back side covered in double sided tape. Super industrial. There are, however, mounting holes if you choose to go that way but it doesn't come with hardware. I'm curious if it would hold up in a shower with moisture, etc. I would recommend letting it sit mounted without any soap in it and stay dry for at least 1 full day. Good luck.
435092
Yes it can be wall mounted. The tabs you see in the picture at the base on all four corners have holes in them for mounting. There are no clearance issues, the venting is done from the top. Just about any screw would work. Nails would be more difficult but it could be accomplished.