Would this last in a shower ceiling? i'd like to put up bathroom ceiling tiles with this. thank you!
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I have put up ceiling tiles with it before, but not in the shower. I have put up tile board and a lot of other stuff and have found it to be very good. as for the steam generated from a shower i am not to sure. I myself would not try it because of the moisture.
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We used our beautiful tile in a back splash application. It is not thick like conventional stone or porcelain, and I can't attest how it would be, being walked on or used in a shower. It will not hold up to harsh chemicals and cleaning like one would use to rid your shower of build ups. With that said it is quite beautiful and we have been exceptionally pleased with the look and durability in our kitchen thus far. I would not hesitate to purchase again and the vendor was very quick to ship and all the tiles came in perfect condition. We've had a great experience. Hope this helps
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I used it for the exact same thing. Small in-shower window in an older home. I sprayed it 4 months ago, and it has survived so far with no peeling or damage. Be warned, cover EVERYTHING (including your mouth) before you spray it because it gets everywhere.
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It sticks very well. In a shower, I would say that it will do the job if you use it once. I can't say how long it would hold in multiple showerings.
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Good afternoon Herbert, I have one of those in the bathroom. It would be a lot better if you adjust it on the tile as you enter the tub because I have no problem for it to stay on the wall, make sure that the adjustment is tight and you won't have any problem with it.
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My shower is tiled and have not had any problems. It's like a tension rod so maybe check the tension on it.
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I did not put mine in ceiling tiles, but the clips that hold the light in should work with anything between 1/2inch through 1 inch. The lights don't weigh much so I think that dropped ceiling tiles could easily hold the weight. If you are worried about the weight you could always take the tile out and put a thin piece of plywood on the back side to distribute the wight a little more. I am not a woodworker or home-builder, I put ten of these in and it was easy.
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I honestly don't know. Did not try it on tile. Wait a second ... after this questions was asked out of curiosity I tried it on the tile in shower area. The stud remained popped up all the time. There was no sagging and then popping up as it does with normal drywall. I don't know what to infer from that. The unit also is not that strongly magnetically attracted to the tiled wall whatever that denotes. The tile I used in is ceramic tile typically found in shower stalls.
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Yes, this product is holding up great with the pool chemicals, so I belive it would be a better grout to use in a shower because soaps,shampoo,or any other household chemicals are not as strong as pool chemicals.
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I would not recommend. I keep it just outside the shower. This item is low quality. Sometimes it works, sometimes not.
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We have our shower caddy in a shower stall. I am not sure if I understand the question. Can you describe where the shower caddy will go and how high your ceiling is.
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It has to be mounted to a wiring box so the ceiling tile (or whatever the ceiing is) would have to be strong enough to hold both the box and the light fixture. The fixture isn't very heavy, but I think the success or failure would rest on the strength of the ceiling material.
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Depends on where you live. I have this in my shower and it holds up to the wet conditions well.
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I use it in a fiberglass shower and it works well. I think It is beginning to wear down which means that it doesn't last a year. I still really like it though.
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I'm not too sure. I keep mine in the bathroom cabinet because it's a cool dark place. It should last at least 6 months I'm hoping and by then you will need more. It is GREAT to put on your face right after you shower. It really seals moisture in.
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I've had no problem with my light. Ceiling is tiled ad I use a shower curtain. Great having a light - no splash or steam - use led light meant for wet areas.
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I added this to my shower to give it more height and extend the spray further from the plumbed wall. I'm not an expert, so hopefully you'll get more responses. I doubt that this would work on a ceiling. If you look at the end where you attach the shower head, it points almost down. Thus, your spray would be hitting the wall. It does swivel a bit, but not enough to direct the spray downward from the ceiling.