Looking to mount on tile (not drywall). How does/can that work?
1856713
I had this same problem and I ended up not mounting on the tile. I have ceramic tile so the probability of the tile breaking when screwed in is higher. I went above the tile and into the drywall. This obviously means you need a longer curtain instead of standard length, but there are lots of options out there for extra long curtains.
600263
I guess you could use double sided tape on the bottom to mount it, but there aren't any holes or grooves for mounting. It's designed to sit on a flat surface. Hope that helps!
998172
Onto wall board but thru a stud behind. Whatever you mount it too must be solid on both mounting ends. All 6 screws need to be mounted in wood or concrete to prevent pull out when used.
1731082
hi, i don't have tile, i have laminate , but i would think it would work on tile just as well. i do like it.
2255494
FYI, the other people who have answered are correct - you'll want to cut a board and use it to mount. It mounts very easily from that point and you will be happy with the result!
705075
It's not meant to mount on a wall. It is meant to go in a rack. I plug it in and lay it on the floor.
1696022
You could mount to drywall, but I would use toggle bolts instead of anchors. If you will be hanging something fairly heavy, like a ladder, and putting it up and down fairly often, then you should definitely screw into studs. I have three mounted to studs and they work fine.
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.
1600997
The back of the rack has two holes that fit over two screws that you attach to the vertical surface. The rack slides down 1/2" and horizontally another 1/2" to lock it into place upon the screws. If you wanted to mount this to kitchen tile, you would need to drill the holes in the tile and also manage to secure the screws to a solid surface -- which could require placing anchors to hold the screws. It could be possible to instead attach it to the tile using construction adhesive, a two-piece adhesive (e.g. 3M Command), magnetic, or Velcro strip, etc. Mine is mounted to wood, but mounting to kitchen tile would be a doable DIY project. I love my knife rack and get compliments on it from every visitor to my kitchen.
1905773
You can either spread a layer of thin set mortar over it or self leveling compound. Just make sure it's flat for tile.
348382
you mount as you would other tile it is wall mounted , wall is not cut into, the back center is raised where you would apply mortar than other tile sits right under its edge.
1669212
Probably not. The sheet metal mounting brackets are designed to be fastened to the wall with screws. Then, the ceramic bar holders slide down over the metal brackets and wedged into place. Getting a good structural adhesive bond between the metal brackets and ceramic tile could be problematical.
1371764
Yes I'm sure u can! I had it on tile tho. But it's adjustable. Yes, it does!
675679
it is supposed to be even with the tile, although depends on the tiles you use. It has to be supported all the way around with 2x4 studs(or the best you can do), and I put one sideways in between the top section and bottom section. If you don't support it well, it will move and your tiles and or grout will crack. It is a pain in the butt but well worth the effort.
691537
I don't think this would work. There is no solid way to wall mount. It is heavier than you think.
2275510
I would say yes as long as you drill the tile carefully and hit a wall stud. I mounted on drywall. Some of my mounting holes missed the stud. I used molly's (sp) on those holes. If all the force is pulling on the tile and not a stud, it could pull the tile off.
335101
It should be mountable using a toggler into the metal stud. Did you end up installing it? I used 3 snap toggles into drywall, and 3 self-tapping sheet metal screws into the metal studs, so far it has held up. Good luck!