Will this work with shower door rail
1953427
It would work 'over' the shower door 'track'. However, you would not be able to 'close' the shower door.
1953428
I attached the unit directly to a tub with no encumbrances and one side butted up against a wall. I don't believe it would work with a sliding glass door without disabling the door. We also installed grab rails on the opposite side and the rear wall.
1953429
In my opinion this is designed for tubs with shower curtains and not sliding doors. It is a great product but once installed you could not close sliding doors. Note: our bath tub is mounted against the walls on three sides with only one side used for a curtain or sliding doors.
1953430
I used it with a curtain. It looks like it would clamp ok but, you would not be able to slide the door past it.
1953431
Mine does. Of course, a shower rail will prevent it from fitting perfectly flush against the tub, but it does fit securely enough to provide a solid and secure support. I haven't had any issues attaching it to a tub with shower rails.
390376
I don't believe so. The way it works is that it prevents the middle of the accordion door from folding out. The shower door slides, so my guess is that it will just slide along with it. You can try a thin plastic rod (like a curtain pull) just the right length to put in the track. This wouldn't let the door open. People do that with metal rods in double sliding doors going outdoors to prevent burglars from breaking in. Hope this helps.
94357
I do not see why it could not be if your shower tile has grout then it should work just fine there too. I have not tried it there so if you want to know for sure I would contact the maker.
817497
yes but i recommend any all obstructions be removed (including the sliding tract if that's what you meant by your description of over a sliding door track "it is important that you remove it for proper safety in stallion and use a shower curtain after this removal of any obstruction the rail will fit properly ant not wobble this is very important that it is removed good luck
915052
Yes it should work. I used it on my wooden railing. What I did was drill holes it the plastic and used plastic ty-raps to secure it the railing.
817495
I would think so. The clamp part sits fairly low to the tub. The rail probably only comes up about an inch I would assume. Hope that helps.
2178547
Yeah it will slide in any standard rail. I put a little tape on mine to tighten the fit, but very happy with this product.
2093671
Hello Kay,As we confirmed from the manufacturer, unfortunately, this model does not work for your door opening even if you will buy a sidelite to fit the remainder. However, they suggest a similar model that would fit to a 34.5 inches opening. The model number is SHDR-20347210-01, a Unidoor Frameless Hinged Shower Door with 6" Panel with an opening Width of 34-35" (28" door & 6" panel), Chrome Frame Finish. If you need further assistance, please fell free to contact us. Have a great shopping experience!
611514
Yes, I used it in my shower door, it slides on to the bottom of the chrome frame.
529039
I believe it would work on any rail, if it is not wide enough, you would use a longer screw to hold it.
2112443
I would say yes. The shower rod is non- telescoping, so it will have to be shortened should your shower opening be of a size less than 5'9". I would suggest a hacksaw and file if that is the case.(use sturdy tape wrapped around the rod both sides of the cut to prevent scratches if the saw slips) The end mountings are somewhat adjustable for non parallel walls ; just don't cut the rods too short. Measure the opening and take it from there.
1509551
I think mine is a standard shower rod and it fits. The hooks are on the large size
1813175
Bathroom I'm not sure. Worked very well with the kitchen faucet. I looked at my bathroom faucet and I think it would.
829722
I don't see why not. You will have to purchase the matching rail seperatly. These are made to support a heavy barn door (200-400lbs) and may be overkill for your application but they should work. Also, these are galvanized which can rust overtime if continuously exposed to moisture such as in a shower.
186881
I think that should work. I used it to hang doors that run on the outside of a closet, so this is similar to what I think you are trying to do. The 2x6 (which is really 1-1/2 inches thick) should be thick enough to mount the rail to, or really close to it. There will be about 1 inch vertical gap between the top edge of the door and the bottom edge of the track, so you may need something to cover that space. Let me know if you want pictures of the way it worked for me.
438906
I used this on my custom shower i built. i would call customer service and ask them they are very helpfull
1815955
The model I received, I think will. The pieces that go over the railing are adjustable. I am using mine in the shower for shampoos and have it adjusted all the way down and it is still a little loose.