how is it mounted to the shower wall?
2031735
I don't have my mounted in the shower. Mine are in my business restrooms near the sink. BUT, the wall is completely tiled and the thing doesn't budge. It comes with the whole back side covered in double sided tape. Super industrial. There are, however, mounting holes if you choose to go that way but it doesn't come with hardware. I'm curious if it would hold up in a shower with moisture, etc. I would recommend letting it sit mounted without any soap in it and stay dry for at least 1 full day. Good luck.
2031736
Has a sticky back on it, will mount just fine as long as the original stick is to a dry area.
580889
There is a double stick gasket to help seal and hold in place. I put caulk around it to seal to shower wall.
1256468
You can hang it on a shower rod. It will stick out quite a bit on either side of the rod.
1749816
Thenpipemcpming out from the wall is fixed. The shower head rotates on a metal ball so the angle,can be adjusted perhaps fivemdegreesmin any direction
1561721
No. It's made to be mounted in a horizontal position on the tub, or on the deck around the tub. Why would you want the water stream directed back at the wall? Or a shower hose that wouldn't stay in the holder? Frankly, your question makes no sense.
454391
You have to take one of the sliders mounts off the shower wall, mine was one screw. Then the old one slides off and the new one slides on. It held the shower head better the original for me.
1507313
The attachment is a threaded fitting that is intended to screw on to the pipe that carries the shower water. The hose for the faucet screws into this fitting. It isnot intended to attach to a wall.
2247926
I usually install the slide bar about 6 to 8 inches below the shower head to the left or right of the center. Put the unit together put a pencil mark on the shower wall where the top of the unit drill a hole in the center ,if you don`t find a stud when you drill it use the plastic sleeve that comes with the unit .Secure the top screw in the unit now put a level on the unit to make sure it is level . Mark the bottom flange for the screw on the wall before you drill when tight put the finish cap on each end .I hope you understand my directions and hope this was helpful. Andy C
611618
This is a totally independent shower head. It simply screws on the end of the shower output pipe that comes out of your shower wall.
1824381
The panel mounts on the wall at the height you want it to be. You have to drill into the shower wall to be able to mount the brackets that hold the panel in place. The water line connections are located in the bottom of the panel. We called in a plumber and after we decided how high we wanted the unit mounted, he cut into the wall to access the water lines in the wall, installed a mini shut off valve (without it, you have to shut the water off to the entire house if you ever have to replace the panel--this makes it soooooo much easier), and hooked up the panel. Good luck!
1193756
Each end is threaded. The straighter side screws into the wall attachment and the curved part is used for the shower head attachment. I hope this helps.
1696227
This faucet is intended to be installed like a shower/bath setup. Meaning, rigid 1/2in. copper pipe connected direct to the faucet valve. You would then secure the copper pipe to wall studs. Instructions are non existent for this product. Searching the internet for 'shower valve' installations will lead you in the right direction.
2073821
No. It's mounted to the wall by two sided tape only. If you drill it into the shower then it might be sturdy enough.
1784259
This unit has screws to attach to the wall, not suction cup. The shower head has plastic. but not sure of lots of plastic. its been 4 months since we installed and no issues so far. its working great.
2250898
I bought this fixture and like you, I wanted a shower head. I unscrewed the showerhead and replaced it with another that fits into a wall bracket, turning it into an actual hands free shower. I needed to have that type of fixture configuration, in order to replace an antique fixture. The shower flex is plenty long enough to convert the fixture from a handheld to a regular showerhead. I've been very pleased with the result; installed a couple of years ago with no issues.
2067291
Although this shower head has a swivel ball, I would not recommend mounting it from a vertical wall. In our shower we mounted it from the ceiling and it works quite well. If you have no choice but to mount it from a wall, I would recommend using an adapter arm.
2269471
The shower head swivels on a conventional ball-joint type mounting connection. It can be adjusted in any direction desired.