What size is the drilled hole in the tile?
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This mounts on the inside of the shower. It does not mount to the tile. Not sure what size the hole is, I used an existing hole to mount the new one. I was just replacing an old shower head holder. Probably a 3/8 inch hole.
732473
My new tiles are basically one inch by one and a half inches, which is almost the same tile size as my original set. However the numbers are 7/8" high, which is about 50% larger than my original numbers.
126341
So the actual tile portion is 11 3/4 as I just measured mine. I think they get the 12 by adding the black interlocking portion into the dimension.
682400
Hi Mary, Sorry, I just got this message. The tiles are about 8 1/2" by 8 1/2". I am still enjoying mine! :)
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CORRECTION!CORRECTION!CORRECTION! Hi, my measurement is 3/32" NOT 3/16th Sorry for any problem. Senility has set in. Tile looks great by the way. Would recommend
262808
The easiest way to get it right is simple, because hole sizes vary depending on the faucet. Measure across the threads, which is probably somewhere between 3/4" and 1". The hole should be just big enough for the threaded portion to go through the holw without forcing it.
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The base is about 3 inches across so the hole is approximately 2 inches across. The granite installers cut it, so I don't know the exact measurement.
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I don't remember the dimensions; however, the depth needed is only the thickness of the surrounding wall tile.
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The hole is 4 1/2" X 6 inches. It's shaped like a rectangle with rounded corners which makes it somewhat oval shaped.
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The grid holes are approx. 1/2"X3/4". Hope this helps you. I have used mine several times and have no complaints. Happy baking! :)
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If I remember correctly it was about 14x14, I returned it because the tile was broken and it wastoo small for my use.
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measure the square on the back of the post, that's how big you have to cut the opening in the tiles.
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Idk standard size I guess I had someone install it but there were no problems with size of hole
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Hi Amy. Just went and measured installed tile. I have them @ 15/16ths X 15/16ths on the nut. Jeff
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It looks like around 1/4 in. I also drilled another hole that worked for me.
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You need to drill holes in the tile with a carbide-tipped masonary drill bit. I used a 6 mm bit (slightly less than 1/4 inch). The holes need to be at least 1 inch deep, so they must go through the tile and into the wall behind it; a total of 4 holes are required. Plastic inserts are hammered into the holes, and the screw that are provided are screwed into the inserts to mount brackets to the wall. The screws cause the inserts to expand and wedge firmly into the wall. I suggest you first do some internet research on the best way to drill granite tile. A rotary hammer drill would be fast, but may risk cracking the tile.
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I ordered this for my son who lived in NY. He said some tiles were missing and after a long time had passed ( maybe two months) they replaced them with the wrong size. Not sure but I thought they were 6" and they sent 12" so unless you have a tile cutter they won't fit. He was going to get some at the local home improvement store and match as close as possible. I would rather have ordered something else rather than put up with this. This was the first time I had a problem with anything. I like ordering from Amazon though as we live in Il. and I got free shipping. Nice.