I tried another product that did not stick -one of the 2 suction cups covered the grouting between 4" tiles. what are dimensions of your product?
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Mine are mounted on a fiberglass surface. Each cup is 4 inches, as closely as I can measure while it's mounted, and the distance between the 2 cups under the handle is 4 and 1/4 inches.
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We used the handle grip on the shower stall and it has worked wonderfully and is a great help. We have not used it on tiles.
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Apologies for delayed response - another surgery. Per the product's description: "12in total lengthREQUIRES SMOOTH SURFACE: WALL TILES MUST BE 4" SQUARE OR LARGER". I don't know any product like this that will work when the suction cup covers the grouting. I've successfully used the larger 23" handle when the smaller 12" unit couldn't get a good line up on tiles. Also consider another surface: plastic or glass shower stall walls (excellent suction) or tops of bath. If no secure site can be found, I suggest having a professional install permanent handicap rails secured to the wall studs. I see no reason to take chances here. Best wishes to you. Apologies for delayed response - another surgery. Per the product's description: "12in total lengthREQUIRES SMOOTH SURFACE: WALL TILES MUST BE 4" SQUARE OR LARGER". I don't know any product like this that will work when the suction cup covers the grouting. I've successfully used the larger 23" handle when the smaller 12" unit couldn't get a good line up on tiles. Also consider another surface: plastic or glass shower stall walls (excellent suction) or tops of bath. If no secure site can be found, I suggest having a professional install permanent handicap rails... » Read More Apologies for delayed response - another surgery. Per the product's description: "12in total lengthREQUIRES SMOOTH SURFACE: WALL TILES MUST BE 4" SQUARE OR LARGER". I don't know any product like this that will work when the suction cup covers the grouting. I've successfully used the larger 23" handle when the smaller 12" unit couldn't get a good line up on tiles. Also consider another surface: plastic or glass shower stall walls (excellent suction) or tops of bath. If no secure site can be found, I suggest having a professional install permanent handicap rails secured to the wall studs. I see no reason to take chances here. Best wishes to you. « Show Less
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I don't have that problem. My shower is a unit made out of plastic? I wanted to connect the handles to the studs behind the unit, but the space was too great. Therefore, I purchased the suction cup handles which according to the description will support 200 pounds. To answer your question, it is not possible to miss the grouting line. Being that you have seramic tile placed directly on the wall, you should be able to fassen the handles directly through the tile into the wall studs.
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My tiles are 8 X 10 in. The 10 inch dimension is vertical. Center to center on my suction cups is about 8". Overall length of product is around 11" I have tons of clearance.
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We put our grips onto a fiberglass shower enclosure, but I think 4" tiles would be the smallest that would work. I have to warn you that my husband did manage to pull it off when he put too much weight on it. I think it should only be used to balance one's self when getting into or standing in the shower. Not meant for full weight.
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40" x 19" and it is true what they said about the suction cups. I went to my hardware store and bought some better ones and replaced them.
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We have 12x12 tiles and it fell off after about 20 min. I re-read the directions many times, I was doing it correctly. I really should have sent it back, it does not stay on. Perhaps a bath chair with a railing is better.
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4 inches. They work great, just be sure to check to make sure the suction cups are holding before use.
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These tiles are each 7/8" of an inch across without considering any grout lines. I hope that this helps. Good luck. We were happy with the quality and none were broken.
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Each tiles measures 24 incehs x 24 inches (in other words 2 feet by 2 feet). Four tiles inter locked like a square will measure 4 feet x 4 feet. Thus, you would have to cut some of the tiles to get them to fit perfictly in a space that is 3.5 feet x 4 feet. Hope this is helpful!
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Mine is mounted to a smooth plastic shower liner so I cannot answer from experience. The distance between the centers of the two suction cups is approximately 7 3/4 inches. The cups themselves are a little less than 4 inches in diameter. If I measured correctly it should fit horizontally or vertically on 4x4 tiles with one tile in the middle between the two mounting tiles. The tabs that stick out on the sides of the cups that indicate the status of the suction, however, may end up being on a grout line but that would not effect the hold of the suction cups on the tiles.
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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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These tiles are each 7/8" of an inch across without considering any grout lines.I hope that this helps. Good luck. We were happy with the quality and none were broken.
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We used ours on a fiberglass tub wall, so there is really no tile size the suction cups are about three inches. Hope this helps.
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Hi Bill Thanks for the feedback. It is indeed a 4" x 6" sample. I'll adjust the advertisement so that it states a full sized sheet of the actual product is 12" x 12". Regards Rocky Point Tile
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Originally I had the fountain in a concrete birdbath, and the suction cups included did not stick. To keep it in place, I weighted the unit with a stone using the included fishing line. That worked fine and was not visible at all. Now I have the fountain in a larger, glazed birdbath and the suction cups work. My water depth is about 2".
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Hi Amazonfan111,As Paul alluded to we do have another product for Tile & Grout, however if the grout lines are very small and the majority of the surface is the mosaic glass tiles, we would generally recommend using the glass product. This will adhere better to the glass than to the grout, however if you reduce your expected coverage by about 35% you will have quite good results. I'm not sure that this will last to three years on the grout, but it will definitely be better than an untreated surface!If you have any other questions please do give us a call at our USA office and we would be happy to help!The EnduroShield Team Hi Amazonfan111,As Paul alluded to we do have another product for Tile & Grout, however if the grout lines are very small and the majority of the surface is the mosaic glass tiles, we would generally recommend using the glass product. This will adhere better to the glass than to the grout, however if you reduce your expected coverage by about 35% you will have quite good results. I'm not sure that this will last to three years on the grout, but it will definitely be better than an untreated surface!If you have any other questions please do give us a call at our USA... » Read More Hi Amazonfan111,As Paul alluded to we do have another product for Tile & Grout, however if the grout lines are very small and the majority of the surface is the mosaic glass tiles, we would generally recommend using the glass product. This will adhere better to the glass than to the grout, however if you reduce your expected coverage by about 35% you will have quite good results. I'm not sure that this will last to three years on the grout, but it will definitely be better than an untreated surface!If you have any other questions please do give us a call at our USA office and we would be happy to help!The EnduroShield Team « Show Less
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The grout space in between the tiles is 1/8". For more information, please reach Oracle Tile & Stone @ 1-877-445-5599. Thank you.
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I don't really know specifically about this product but it should as long as the dimensions have not changed. I have a problem with it though. The suction cup does not stay on the window very long. This is the main problem I've had with it.
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they are 2 inches wide and 3 inches long hope this helps--we have used other sets and I believe that the tiles are pretty much the same size