Is it necessary to drill holes to mount this rod? I have tile walls and drilling holes in tile can be tricky.
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It comes with 4 screws to mount it to the wall. includes 4 plastic mollies so that you insert into the 4 holes you drill in a drywall application.
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Hi I also picked this up after refurbishing our bathroom and found it wiser to use the rod and curtain ten custom built glass. We installed 2x2 tile and found it easier to drill between tile than into the tile. We Love ours, now if only we can keep the cats from trying to climb the shower curtains...lol
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There are no screws or holes required. There is a spring inside the rod, and you turn the rod to make it push out against the walls. The rod isn't made to hold a lot of weight, but does fine with shower curtain. I don't know how many towels I would drape over it though.
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It come with 6 screws, 2 for each end and 2 to keep the rod length from adjusting. Yes you will have to drill to install.
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I installed ours on finished tile. It's a bit of a pain to drill into but I believe that's what Toto recommended
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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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We've been using it for about a couple of weeks now and so far so good. No need to mount on the floor. Does come with all the necessary mounting hardware, and if the wall studs (wood) are about 12" apart then I think it'll be perfectly aligned with the holes in the wood. For extra security however I do recommend attaching to the wall using some of those "butterflies", from the hardware stores, not sure exactly how they are called now. They go through the hole in the wall and then open up in the back, and they resist a good amount of pressure. In my case I put 2 screws to the wood studs and then 2 butterflies. I can't recommend attaching to a concrete wall, and of course never to a drywall, I didn't try, but I think it'll just fall in either case. It'll be just fine if attached to wood, and specially with these butterflies. Metal studs with these butterflies screws should do just fine as well. Hope that helps.
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Installation does not require drilling into tile. We drilled into the drywall right above the tile. The shower curtain regularly got "stuck" though...to the point we couldn't un-stick it so we returned it shortly after we bought it!
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No. Mounting kit is another purchase. Shouldn't require any drilling. Uses existing holes available on vehicle.
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No, you need a concrete bit to drill. Is a little bit difficult but it can be done. Love the lock & very secure. Hope this help.
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You can mount it if you are able to drill into the mortar and put in some anchors. What I did was make some wooden holders to support the ends of the gate so I wouldn't have to anchor the gate at all. The holders stand on their own and I put the included eye bolts into them. Then I just hooked the gate to the eye bolts. No holes in the wall and I can move the gate to other locations. I works well.
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You don't need to drill your ceiling. It stays in place by tension in a spring through the shaft. You have to hold the spring depressed and wedge it into place. You need to have a solid ceiling, as opposed to tiles that sit in a metal frame. But it will work with a popcorn finish. The shelves are particle board.
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I did not use the anchors but according to the instructions an 8mm bit is needed. If wood stud wall mounting the anchors are not needed and a 3mm bit is used to pre-drill.
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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.
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Hi S.O. - No, you don't need to drill holes. There's two brackets at the top that fit over the door. And the shelving units are in 2 separate pieces that you loop to connect. If you swing the door super fast it can cause the bottom shelf to bang against the door which I wouldn't encourage. Overall it's a great product!
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You would have to put the correct anchors in the holes after you drilled them, the type that expands so it pulls against the bricks. Without the knowledge of your mortar lines or brick sizes, we can't assume the holes will line up with your mortar lines. Holes are spaced evenly, about 1" from each other horizontally. Vertically, the mounting holes are approximately 6 3/4".
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Instructions for mounting on tile are included, telling which kind of mounting screws you will need. I am really impressed with how sturdy this rod is.
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I live in an apartment, too, and I did not use a drill to mount the board. I hammered in two picture hanging nails. I just made sure I chose nails that could support the weight of the board and measured out where to put them. I use my board regularly and have had no problems with this set up.