Can you screw this into a tile wall?
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.
1964355
B. Felix... it is straightforward, but requires the tools and techniques. Here is the expert advice I used to attach my magnetic bamboo knife strip through my tile. Enjoy! http://homeguides.sfgate.com/put screws-ceramic-tile-23660.html
1964356
Ours is screwed into a ceramic tile wall and it's a wonderful addition to our kitchen!
1964357
The standard hardware it comes with is for going into studs or drywall. You'd need to drill a hole through your tile and may need to get appropriate screws, sinks from home depot to make it work. Not sure if You'd want to damage your tile like that though... good luck.. you may also try the 3M hanging stickers/ mounts. The glue on those might be able to hold the weight of everything...they come off fairly easily so wouldn't damage your tile.
447182
Hi while I have mine into Sheetrock,you can mount it on tile. You need the drill bit and anchors. You can get assistance at any home improvement center such as a lowes. Also you may find a YouTube video showing you how to do it. Good luck
1242138
if you have a way to mount it to your metal piece then i don't think it would be tricky. your local home goods store can point you in the right direction as to the best screws\bits for this purpose :)
2275509
I can't see why not. Just ask your hardware store guy for screws to go through tile. The screws that are supplied with hoop rod are for drywall.
1479776
Installation does not require drilling into tile. We drilled into the drywall right above the tile. The shower curtain regularly got "stuck" though...to the point we couldn't un-stick it so we returned it shortly after we bought it!
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
742640
Yes. I have it mounted on tiles. You will need a glass & tile drill bit to make a hole in the tile. to secure the screws.
2073824
I wouldn't advise it as its installed with 2 sided tape. You want a unit that screws into the wall. You could with this if you are so inclined.
595154
It may be possible to do so, but mine is mounted on the wall and tiled around (tile first, but leave one side untiled so the cornerpiece can be slipped into place without fighting the tile, unless you have huge grout lines). The tile should dry first because the cornerpiece needs to be held in place with tape while it dries in place. I really like how it looks.
957624
The unit mounts with two screws on a plastic round base. If you can drill into the marble with the correct type bit and avoid cracking the tile, it should work fine. I would use plastic screw sleeves as well.
1644376
Hello MudMonkey, Technically, yes you can screw the mount into the wall. There are screw holes in the back part of the mounting plate. Please let me know if you have any further questions! Thanks, Taylor W. VIVO Technology
1290357
you need to tie in / anchor down the walls along the perimeter. if you can do so on your tile, you will be ok.
366595
If you are talking about a ceramic tile type backsplash I would say you could if very careful if you drill it. I would drill slowly and use wall anchors to hold the screws.
1428894
If mounted properly in the tile, then yes. This does not come with the hardware for that, however. It only comes with small plastic drywall anchors and screws. But if you drilled into the tile, used the appropriate hardware, and sealed properly to prevent water from getting in, then there is no reason you cannot install this in a shower. That being said, I don't think it is particularly practical. There are probably better options for a shower shelf than this. Hope this helps!
1078727
The screws that came with it numbered two. This has been installed now for several months on a tile wall. It is secure and we are very happy with it. Try it, you will like it too.
1820878
Yes, although it will be a little less stable. Make sure all your other screws are snug (but don't overtighten as the metal is a little soft). I have a tile wall and couldn't use the stabilizers that go near the top of the rack that would go into wood or sheetrock, but I did use those velcro stretch wall hangers, which helped quite a bit. If you can use the stabilizers, I don't think you'll need to worry too much about that bar.
1979721
Yes. It doesn't come with the hardware for that but you can buy a screw in hook. Very simple :)