What holds this thing is place? Wouldn't it end up accidentally getting kicked around the shower like a hockey puck?
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There is a rubber grip around the edge and the protector itself is curved to sit in the slight valley around your drain. It is moveable if you try. However, my husband and I have not had any difficulty with accidentally kicking it around.
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Somehow.. it just stays. Perhaps because its really low profile (thin but sturdy) so it doesnt have much of an edge to catch. And the black rubber ring creates friction to keep it put, even against a plastic bottomed tub. Also, perhaps because logistically the drain that its covering is only 1 inch from the tub edge and if you try to stand that close to the shower front youre either punching your shin into the faucet or hitting your head on the shower spout. haha, but that last part is for fun.. good luck with your purchase. Its a lot of thinking for a ten dollar widget
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It is fairly heavy convex stainless steel with a rubberized edge. If you try, you can kick it around but it stays in place remarkably well.
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There is a little rubber edge that gives it some grip to the floor. because our drain is the lowest point in the shower, unless you make an effort to kick it, it doesn't seem to be much of an issue for us. Hair does seem to flow under the edge though.
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Hi Joan, It attaches on to the front/ top edge of the tub. It is held in place by tension. I looked on Moen's web site and they just have this same picture.
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I just put it on the edge of my bathtub (I have a seated area). It doesn't really move much unless you have a large piece of soap that is very heavy, like I typically use. It is stable. It will not just fall over into the bath area.
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yes, I would think you could use some type of large screw sticking out or a big hook would be better. might even be better than hanging it around the pipe of the shower.
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The shower rod is tension mounted. It holds fine with the exception of extra weight from multiple towels. That is the only time I had a problem with the rod. Otherwise, it is fine and holds very well. I like the fact I did not have to drill into the tile to mount it.
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The rod is stationary. It never moves again once it it up there, but it does add more room in your shower because it keeps the curtain pushed away.
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I wouldn't trust it myself on wood in a shower. The finish on the wood could separate from the wood. If the area is not a shower and would remain dry, it would have to be smooth. I always check the adhesion before using the grab bar.
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There is a shelf as answered by previous responders. The shelf serves primarily to stabilize the unit and render it very solid. Further, because of its sides all around, it forms a very convenient space to hold items pertinent to bath and shower.
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The "bag" has two gauntlets that attached to the metal "over the shower head" holder. They slip on/off the hooks of the metal holder.
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There is a double stick gasket to help seal and hold in place. I put caulk around it to seal to shower wall.
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Mines in my shower. But it's the guest bath, not an everyday use thing, but I would think so- it that perminent- sticker like adhesive, not the stick & move kind! Good solid size too- online stuff tends to be very small!
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We only used it once last summer. The poles, from what I can remember are exterior. Below the 2 side windows are pockets for storing (small). Other than that there doesn't seem to be a place for holding or hanging. You may need to have a plastic chair inside and outfit the shower head on that. This little bugger takes longer to set up than the big instant tent by the way, and FYI it does not have a floor, so if you buy it, bring along a little tarp.
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The slide bar would not be secure enough for holding when getting in and out of the shower, as would a handicap bar. It's not flimsy but the upper and lower connectors are of a heavy plastic as is the movable shower handle caddy. All that being said, I really like it and have found it easy to move the connector up and down the bar conveniently. No issues with the unit at all.
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This is designed to stay-put on the kinds of drains that are typical in a tub. The drains in standing showers that are just flat with holes in them wouldn't work well with this because it would just get kicked around or moved by the water.
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You can hang it on a shower rod. It will stick out quite a bit on either side of the rod.
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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.
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This one can attach in two different ways. It can either be screwed (with two screws) into the wall or shower and/or it also has a full size adhesive pad on the back of it (needs a flat smooth surface of course for it to stick). You can actually do both if needed on this. I just cleaned the shower mounting spot with rubbing alcohol to remove any soap scum and used just the adhesive. Worked great and hold very secure. Make sure it's straight when you stick it on, because it sticks pretty quick. I researched the suction cup types and they either wouldn't stick to the wall or wouldn't hold the shower head. Hope this helps.