Does this unit require drilling into the tile wall?
1009338
This faucet have two water connectors (Hot and Cold) and it needs to connect to two outlets(I think is 3/8") from your shower. So if you have a traditional single valve or three valves faucet; you will need to remove the valves and put two connectors. You will definitely need to remove the tiles and knock out two holes depending how big your tiles are and the tiles placement. I just remodeled my bathroom about 6 months ago from a tub to a walk-in shower so basic everything was rip out. I installed this unit in the new shower and it is definitely worth all the efforts. The unit has worked flawlessly since it was installed and it looks very modern.
1009339
I have not installed it yet but I think you do need to to hold it in place.
1009340
This faucet have two water connectors (Hot and Cold) and it needs to connect to two outlets(I think is 3/8") from your shower. So if you have a traditional single valve or three valves faucet; you will need to remove the valves and put two connectors. You will definitely need to remove the tiles and knock out two holes depending how big your tiles are and the tiles placement. I just remodeled my bathroom about 6 months ago from a tub to a walk-in shower so basic everything was rip out. I installed this unit in the new shower and it is definitely worth all the efforts. The unit has worked flawlessly since it was installed and it looks very modern. This faucet have two water connectors (Hot and Cold) and it needs to connect to two outlets(I think is 3/8") from your shower. So if you have a traditional single valve or three valves faucet; you will need to remove the valves and put two connectors. You will definitely need to remove the tiles and knock out two holes depending how big your tiles are and the tiles placement. I just remodeled my bathroom about 6 months ago from a tub to a walk-in shower so basic everything was rip out. I installed this unit in the new shower and it is definitely worth all the efforts. The unit has... » Read More This faucet have two water connectors (Hot and Cold) and it needs to connect to two outlets(I think is 3/8") from your shower. So if you have a traditional single valve or three valves faucet; you will need to remove the valves and put two connectors. You will definitely need to remove the tiles and knock out two holes depending how big your tiles are and the tiles placement. I just remodeled my bathroom about 6 months ago from a tub to a walk-in shower so basic everything was rip out. I installed this unit in the new shower and it is definitely worth all the efforts. The unit has worked flawlessly since it was installed and it looks very modern. « Show Less
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yes you just need to unscrew to top two screws. BEWARE the unit will fall off the wall once the screws are loose.
349742
No, you would need a masonry drill bit and plastic plugs with screws to attach it securely.
1120108
No. It's too heavy....however, if you were creative , you could secure something above the tiles and have small eyebolts through the tiles into the support and hang the unit
1744549
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.
564831
Yes it will need to be screwed into your wall and possibly even have anchors for the screws depending on your wall surface.
637407
It has to be screwed into the wall. I screwed it into a door, but it cannot be hung without drilling holes
258828
It MUST be bolted into the walls studs to ensure proper hold. I suggest getting a stud finder before installing.
558128
of course. you just have to be able to drill a hole through the tile large enough
1314961
Not really...I had my general contractor put it in when he was building the outdoor kitchen. This is a built-in unit.
758073
NO. the unit has a plastic bracket that fits the back flat side to the wall. yu will need to get longer screws if securing to drywall and a stud. it a compact unit and good sucks great in tight spaces. great unit for the price. iron brian
1964354
I don't see why not, find a drill bit that goes through tile, make sure you find the stud behind the tile first, drill a pilot hole first and then you would screw into the stud for maximum hold. If you have other tile I would practice first with the bit to make sure it would not crack or split. This is a chance you would take. I, myself would find another place for it because you never know how the tile will react when you start drilling and screwing on it.
1999903
It does not come with screws for mounting the unit to the wall. Since walls can vary in material and depth, you would have to get the correct screws.
1922646
It does include all the hardware needed to install to ceiling or wall. You will need a drill, drill bit set..not sure which size bit.
694095
I would check with a professional carpenter if you have or will be putting in a wall unit. It's a different project from what I took on as a DIY.
1932727
I have not removed the unit but if the walls are tile it should be possible.
584436
yes don't screw it!case you want to move it later you want have 2 1/4 inch holes in your tile, use 2 sided tape, 25lb type should work good.