Is the bar itself adjustable between the two brackets that attach? I have to replace an old bar and do not want to make additional holes in shower?
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Sorry! Looks adjustable, but I'ts not! Also the mounts are not as "user-friendly" as they could be.Major problem is with the wand holder. The holder clamp handle can't clear the space between the vertical rod and the wall, after it's mounted!Overall, it's a very poor design. I suggest you consider an alternative product.
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It's been so long that I cannot remember and can't tell by looking at it when it's up. I also bought it for parts, but I don't remember which ones. The holes appear to be about 33" apart vertically.
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You can install the brackets where ever you want- but you really want to install it through the studs. I hope that answers your question. I am really happy with the bar. It did require a little bit of sanding but it stained beautifully.
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It's adjustable. I supplemented mine with additional length by aquiring hardware from the local store.
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Yes. it tilts. also not sure what you mean by adjustable. the handheld shower portion of this is long enough to be able to reach anything or do anything else you need to.
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I don't know. The one I bought is 28" end to end, 24" of that is just the bar, the rest is attachments on the ends that attach to the wall. I just LOVE mine. Makes showering so much easier because I don't get disoriented when I close my eyes to shampoo. I'm pleased with mine.
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Looks like it is designed to hang from ceiling or an existing arm. I don't know about adjustable shower arm
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Not Sure The Dia Of My Bars But The Mount Has Three Adjustments Slots. Hope This helps
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It's only adjustable in one direction - you can pull the two ends apart to make more room for shoes, but you can't adjust the distance between the bars. It does get a little flimsy when it's fully extended, so i prefer to only extend it enough for like 4 or 5 on each level.
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No. The metal brackets allow you to adjust to the door. Mine stick out an additional half inch or so per side.
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Towel rack could be replaced if you have a spring loaded end or adjustable bar
1255565
Yes, there are holes you can adjust the length. This thing isn't even that good. My son broke the first one and we the company sent a replacement and it has held up. Yes, my 9 month old broke the bars!
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the bar is a separate rod from the two end pieces. I even cut mine to make it shorter to fit the older style bathroom door of my seaside cottage. it is a very nice item !
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The brackets are not adjustable. The holes that are on the top of the organizer are large enough to put different brackets in it if you have some of your own. A hardware store or Home Depot etc. should have larger brackets. (The holes on top are also large enough to use screws if you have a wood door.)
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Handy man installed in an existing shower. I didn't see how the bar was attached but access behind the wall was not needed.
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Yes you can mount it to studs. The bar is 16" which is the usual spacing between studs. The mounting plates are circular designed for 3 screws so you should be able to get at least 1 or hopefully 2 screws into the studs at each end. Of course you need to accurately find the studs before you start drilling. If you are redoing a shower and opening up the wall I'd recommend adding solid blocking where you're planning to install the bar. That's what I did. The hollow wall fasteners included look like some pretty heavy duty items, and they must be approved for this purpose, but I also wanted it fastened into wood. Yes you can mount it to studs. The bar is 16" which is the usual spacing between studs. The mounting plates are circular designed for 3 screws so you should be able to get at least 1 or hopefully 2 screws into the studs at each end. Of course you need to accurately find the studs before you start drilling. If you are redoing a shower and opening up the wall I'd recommend adding solid blocking where you're planning to install the bar. That's what I did. The hollow wall fasteners included look like some pretty heavy duty items, and they must be approved for this purpose, but I also... » Read More Yes you can mount it to studs. The bar is 16" which is the usual spacing between studs. The mounting plates are circular designed for 3 screws so you should be able to get at least 1 or hopefully 2 screws into the studs at each end. Of course you need to accurately find the studs before you start drilling. If you are redoing a shower and opening up the wall I'd recommend adding solid blocking where you're planning to install the bar. That's what I did. The hollow wall fasteners included look like some pretty heavy duty items, and they must be approved for this purpose, but I also wanted it fastened into wood. « Show Less
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No the position of the cross bars is not adjustable. There is only one preset installation point per cross bar.
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is the pole is adjustable coz i have a small heigh shower room i will just pit it on top of my tub until ceiling is it ok for 4feet height?