this is put up with suction, our tile in the bathroom is ceramic tile, if it does not hold , could you use industrial strength Velcro, on the back.
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Without knowing what the tile surface is like it's impossible to say. If it is textured like natural stone then I doubt the Velcro will stick to it either. If it's smooth then the suction cup will probably work.
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The suction cup is strong enough. I hang mine about 3 inches from the shower floor, however just in case. It can be hung on a tile, just not on the grout line.
2105820
No. First, it's not strong enough to support the weight and second, I don't think that the tiles would stick.
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Good afternoon Herbert, I have one of those in the bathroom. It would be a lot better if you adjust it on the tile as you enter the tub because I have no problem for it to stay on the wall, make sure that the adjustment is tight and you won't have any problem with it.
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i don't see why you couldnt use it on tile. We love ours in the tub!! It feels very safe. It is a peel and stick adhesive so even if it left a residue when you take it up at some point, I would think goo gone should take it off
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Push the round suction part in all the way with your thumbs before you attach it to the tile, mine stays for a very long time, maybe every 2 month or so you have to redo the suction. Hope it works for you! make sure the tile is clean and dry.
2079371
I do not see why not, just need two solid surfaces, and would need to hold the tile until it sets. This is not a contact cement
2102606
I think that this is not the best solution to your problem. We used the strips to add a level of friction to a tiled shower floor so it wouldn't be slippery to stand on, and it works well in that application. However, the strips are not like velcro. I would think that if they were applied to the upper surface of the seat and the lower surface of the riser (or visa-verse depending on how the riser is configured) the added friction would decrease the tendency to slip, but whether it would solve the problem, I can't tell.
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Ours stuck on perfectly and has not come down. Our tiles are very smooth and even, so I think that if you aren't sticking it to an even or smooth surface, it might not work. I would suggest trying some Command double sided waterproof strips and using those to get it to stay up. Here is a pic of the strips I'm talking about ...http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver?mwsId=SSSSSufSevTsZxtUO8_GlxmGevUqevTSevTSevTSeSSSSSS--
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Sorry, but I can't answer that. I went to the department store and bought a suction cup hook to hang it on. I didn't want to have any problem being able to remove it from our brand new tile wall. The suction cup works great, though.
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I'm with the other commenter. They have been up since December, and have held beautifully. You need to be sure that they are on a flat surface, on the tile, and not on the grout lines. I took them down yesterday, and they were still holding very, very well. There is a locking mechanism that helps them to hold tight. I would be hesitant to glue them, because I would be afraid that the glue might damage the suction cup, and then they would be useless.
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It stays on very good but you must remember that it is only a grab bar. if you put your whole weight on it, will come off the wall. My tile is very smooth ceramic.
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The tile must have a smooth glazed surface. I slightly dampened the back of the suction cup the pressed it into the tile then rotated the outer back of the cups clockwise. It's been holding with 3 large shampoo and soap bottles for several months now.
595159
That's the way we used it. It works perfectly. Glued it with quick set epoxy. It looks like it could be imbedded in tile also.
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i would think so. i put in on tile, and it sticks on . i,m happy as it is safer now. just put in the area you walk in. no corners, don't need there. marty t.
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it should. We have it suctioned to a solid surface wall and it holds a wet hand towel or dry bath towel without any problem. I think as long as the surface is smooth, it should hold well.
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I would say absolutely. It attaches using double-sided tape. Only caveat is you might need to buy a roll of velcro or other brand heavy duty outdoor type tape. But, if it will stick to a tile and stay up it would likely stay up outside. It is very durable and lightweight too, so I'd say try it with the provided tape and see if it sticks well enough. It's a fantastic mirror though! Just works out of the box with none of the fancy water hookups, etc. that don't work anyway! Good luck!