Can this bar be mounted on a tile backsplash? That's all I have, and really want one.
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You will have to drill a couple of holes, of course. With tile, I would use care not to muscle the drill too much. Let the drill do the work of penetrating the tile. From there, install is pretty easy. Even if you did do some minor chipping of the tile, the bar would probably cover it and it would not be seen. It's a fine unit and holds all my knives in a nice orderly way. I would give it a shot, even on tile.
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I mounted mine using Command Strips about a year ago and it's still going strong. You have to be a little creative about it and make sure that they cure before you hang anything on it. I can't promise it'll work if you're using to hold any particularly heavy knives or tools, but it works for me.
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It should mount anywhere, but the mount holes are fixed, so you don't have any play in where you put it.
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yes don't screw it!case you want to move it later you want have 2 1/4 inch holes in your tile, use 2 sided tape, 25lb type should work good.
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I don't see why not, it has two plastic ends with V cut outs that the screw slides into. The mounting of it was pretty simple, put in two screws, slide on plastic end over one screw, the slide the bar with the other one already onto the one you already have set up. I would think the the only thing special with a tile backsplash would be to use a sharp drill bit to make a pilot hole as to not shatter your tile when inserting the screw. You could even use the drywall screw anchors it comes with in your tile for a nice firm fit.
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If you want to install it on tile, you can but your going to have to drill into your tile and you need to be careful you don't crack the tile when you do. Plenty if information out there on the net on how to drill into tile for install. I had installed this bar in a rental with tile, but I used Gorilla glue to hold it on so that when I left I could take the bar down and scrape off all the glue leaving no evidence behind. It stayed up for about a year and a half, then started to come off so I just glued it back up there again and it stayed for another year and a half until we moved. Came off with a razor blade with no trouble at all. Gorilla glue is not the best job for a permanent install though. If you want to install it on tile, you can but your going to have to drill into your tile and you need to be careful you don't crack the tile when you do. Plenty if information out there on the net on how to drill into tile for install. I had installed this bar in a rental with tile, but I used Gorilla glue to hold it on so that when I left I could take the bar down and scrape off all the glue leaving no evidence behind. It stayed up for about a year and a half, then started to come off so I just glued it back up there again and it stayed for another year and a half until we... » Read More If you want to install it on tile, you can but your going to have to drill into your tile and you need to be careful you don't crack the tile when you do. Plenty if information out there on the net on how to drill into tile for install. I had installed this bar in a rental with tile, but I used Gorilla glue to hold it on so that when I left I could take the bar down and scrape off all the glue leaving no evidence behind. It stayed up for about a year and a half, then started to come off so I just glued it back up there again and it stayed for another year and a half until we moved. Came off with a razor blade with no trouble at all. Gorilla glue is not the best job for a permanent install though. « Show Less
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If you want to install it on tile, you can but your going to have to drill into your tile and you need to be careful you don't crack the tile when you do. Plenty if information out there on the net on how to drill into tile for install. I had installed this bar in a rental with tile, but I used Gorilla glue to hold it on so that when I left I could take the bar down and scrape off all the glue leaving no evidence behind. It stayed up for about a year and a half, then started to come off so I just glued it back up there again and it stayed for another year and a half until we moved. Came off with a razor blade with no trouble at all. Gorilla glue is not the best job for a permanent install though.
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I just mounted this onto a tile backspash, but I had cut tile ahead of time to accommodate it. I would imagine you would have to either drill into the tile, or remove two tiles and cut to fit. Then just mount the plastic screw mounts into your wall and then the bar on top. You can dig through the grout and pop off a tile, then just re-grout if you need too.
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It does not come with a backsplash. I called the company and they don't have one available for this vanity either. We used high gloss white subway tiles with white caulking and it looks good. Not my first choice but it did turn out nice.
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Hi while I have mine into Sheetrock,you can mount it on tile. You need the drill bit and anchors. You can get assistance at any home improvement center such as a lowes. Also you may find a YouTube video showing you how to do it. Good luck
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Rebecca, that is not what its intended to do. BUT Rustoleum has a great product called, Tile Transformations...I am preparing to use it on my tile kitchen counters and backsplash after using their Deck Restore this summer that saved me thousands of dollars in porch and deck replacement. They have come up with some great products for DIY folks. Go to the Rustoleum.com website and get the skinny on your tile backsplash. Or you can give them a call, their folks are really helpful. Any of their products take time (but little skill). I think you will be pleased...and no, I don't work for them, but sure do recommend them.
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I don't think this backboard is suitable for what you want to do. This one is more like a hard plastic but I doubt it's thick enough to hold onto a screw / bolt after drilling. A wooden board might be best.
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yes but watch the angle of the pullout and don't install faucet too close to backsplash
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You could just not connect the mounting bar & bracket, kinda defeats the purpose though. I believe there's another model, ~$50 cheaper, that doesn't include the bar at all.
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Can this be mounted to a tile/granite wall? Without screws? What would I use?
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Since the base is concave, I suppose it could be mounted to a bar in any position. Mirror itself tilts. Not sure how useful for a rear view it would be in this position.
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I think if the nerf bar is sturdy enough and has the space on it for it to be mounted on then there shouldn't be a problem. They were not a perfect fit for my truck so I had to modify it a little bit but was able to make it work. I'm sure you could do the same.
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No. If height is a problem, you wouldn't have to use the backsplash or the decorative feet.
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If that back wall was smooth and free from any grime/grease, I'm sure it would, if the installation was smooth with no air bubbles or pockets. It might be interesting to frame it in some way. We've used decorative molding from big box stores and painted them with acrylic metallic paints, to frame a glass mosaic tile backslash in a bathroom. Seal it with a clear coat of lacquer. Interesting project. Have you thought of 6x6 or 8x8 mirror tiles? More durable and easy to clean.
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You could mount this on the left side. Manufacturer says it could be mounted on an angle however, no, I would not mount this vertically. There are other bars meant for that purpose.
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I'd also advise against it. These are 12-inch tiles and most tiles used for a backsplash are much smaller. Also, the adhesive was barely sticking when I purchased these for a small bathroom and I returned them because I felt they would not withstand wear. I don't think they would stay up vertical especially having to withstand heat and moisture from a stove or oven, (not to mention a couple of tiles were "cracked" right out of the box). With the additional expense of having to purchase alternate adhesive-you are better off going with something made for a backslash. Hope this helps.
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Yes, if you gave sufficient pressure. I didn't use the slide bar, but mounted the slide bar holder on the other wall, hang the hand head from that. (Not a perfect fit, but it works.) Shower stream from two directions!
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My husband mounted it on the wall as the tile was being mounted. It had to be glued in place. He then grouted around it. I don't know if it could be mounted on existing tile.
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The marble top is mounted when delivered. The backsplash, however is not. The faucet is very cheaply made. We had a really hard time installing it. Hope this helps.