Can this only go over the shower head or can will this suction on to back wall of shower?
137642
It has to go over a shower head; there is not enough suction for it to stick by itself.
137643
The suction cups stopped sticking after about a month. It is a little frustrating but it doesn't move enough to make me take it down. For sure needs a shower head pipe to tighten to.
137644
I was only able to use the clamp portion (which you tighten using a screw) over the shower head. The suction cup did not work as I have textured tile in my shower. Because the suction cup did not stabilize the bottom, the caddy did move side-to-side a bit more than I wanted to, but I ultimately figured out how to keep it balanced using the shampoo/conditioner bottles.
137645
both... it can't stand on its own with just the suction on to the back wall... it hangs off of the shower and the suction is a secondary support...
137646
It needs to be on the pipe, it is really a lovely piece. The suction cups would never hold it if you put shampoo and conditioner on the shelves.
2170802
It would go over it, but I believe it would leak very bad around it. Also, if it did fit snug, it would blow off as there is way more water pressure than what the hose dia and the holes in the head can handle. Its very cheap, save your $$$ and buy a real one at Home Depot in the shower fixture section.Take care, God Bless...
354634
NO. It specifically states according to code that it is NOT ALLOWED over a shower or bath directly. I bought this before the realization and had to spend $50 (ups ground, its heavy) + restock to send it back. Learn from my experience and mistake and find another location in your bathroom for it.
502687
There are 2 shower heads. One is the hand held which can be removed from the holder & can be used over the body or to bath a dog with. The other one is the rain shower head. This one can be moved up and down however it cannot be moved from side to side.
2217005
Hi, yes, it's 100% waterproof so will work perfect in the shower. We have sell suction mounts so you can stick it to the wall. However, please note the shower wall has to be smooth for a any (not just ours) suction mount to work.
147087
It doesn't really suction. It sits on top of the drain. It pretty much stays put. I have a bathfitter tub which is plstic and it works.
918829
Any size your walls will accommodate! I used it to get more of a downward aim in a custom shower we built. It works perfectly!
927731
It doesn't really work, we have a sliding door too. We had to place ours at the very back of the shower, so the front sliding door can still open about halfway before it hits the shower caddy. This happens whether you use the suction cups or not.
860050
You can adjust this arm any direction, depending on what you are attaching it to, but it would surprise me if it doesn't. Also, the shower head you attach can be swivelled on the end. Mine centers over the shower and I love it!
1889835
I have a fiberglass shower tub one piece unit, I have mine on my left side. It is on the shower unit wall. I do understand what you mean about stability getting in and out. Follow the direction that came with the Super Grip Suction Handle. It is to balance you and not to take the weight. I do not shower without it. Before you get into the tub, make sure it is secured on a smooth surface.
736443
No, because the metal bar on the back sticks out further than the suction cups, it won't stick to anything. Don't buy it
1923801
I was wrong! I'm sorry. I checked again after seeing the other responses. Yes, the shower head does indeed move. The first time I checked, I guess I didn't move it hard enough. I normally leave the head where it is and don't move it.
219932
The hooks have suction cups and the organizer slips onto the hooks. But the weight actually rests on the shower piping. Mine has never slipped. The organizer actually rests behind the shower head, so I don't think it matters what size the shower head is.UPDATE - I was wrong about the suction cups. It does not have any. The rest of my answer is correct.
1998558
I put mine over my shower. It fit but wouldn't stay if a lot of weight was on it
517188
The tiles in our shower were smaller than the suction cups, so it couldn't hold to the wall at all. I suggest you check that out if you have a tiled shower.
860052
It will spray towards wherever you have it pointed. It will depend somewhat on the shower head you use with it. The best quality about this extension is that you can adjust it to spray anywhere you want - I like that I can move it over to the side of the shower when I shave my legs, etc., but it regularly works perfect right in the middle of our stand up shower stall.
614220
Mine is not going to be installed over the shower, however, there is nothing on the box or instructions that says it can not be installed over the shower. It says it is ideal for bathrooms, saunas and spas. It says that it can not have insulation within 3 inches of the fixture is all So ceiling insulation would have to be removed.