Will this hold a plastic soap holder to the shower tile?
168873
Yes. As a matter of fact, I've used it to hold a plastic bracket for my detachable shower head to the tile. Your soap dish can't be much heavier than that.Edited to add: Get your tile VERY clean and dry first, rough it up a bit with sandpaper, and then wait 24 hours for curing before using the shower again.
168874
Yes. As a matter of fact, I've used it to hold a plastic bracket for my detachable shower head to the tile. Your soap dish can't be much heavier than that. Edited to add: Get your tile VERY clean and dry first, rough it up a bit with sandpaper, and then wait 24 hours for curing before using the shower again.
168875
Hello Omar - I have not used the product yet - I would think so - but am not sure, good luck
168876
No, I'd suggest a mechanical fastener. The glaze on the tile will make it difficult for the epoxy to hold.
168877
Loctite is a terrific product. You should decide between loctite blue and loctite red. RED is permanent, while Blue can be relatively easily "broken" to permit repairs etc. I think you would want RED. Whether either will work will depend upon what the soap holder and shower tile are made of (what kind of plastic, and what the tiles are made of. There are a number of websites that you can google that describe the red and blue loctite properties in detail.
317330
Sort of... Of course it works best on a smooth surface, esp. glass or metal, but I have used it on a textured tile bath enclosure and it did hold but not indefinitely. I hung a back brush from the hook and it held for months, maybe almost a year, before it finally let go. I had it in a somewhat shielded area under a shelf so it was limited in its exposure to the shower spray. Redo surface prep and remount the suction using care to follow the instructions to get the gel ring to form a proper seal. I guess it beats drilling a hole in the tile to mount a screw hook... (or does 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.
1384646
I have a fiberglass tub and shower unit. I have placed this on the wall of the unit, so it has a solid hold. I would NOT use this on a glass shower door, if I were you. Read the directions that came with the Super Grip Handle, and see if they have anything on glass shower doors.
531281
I don't know but I have seen tile holders for sale on Amazon which should work well...
447831
It probably won't hold whatever liquid dish soap, but it will accommodate any bar soap. Internal dimensions are (w)6.5"x(d)1.75"x(h)3"
1837636
I don;t see why it won't. Basically this stick to the shower floor and provide safety from its top surface.
1567350
The holder is 2 3/8th inches deep, so while it could hold a handsoap pump container, I think it is not deep enough for a bottle of dishwashing soap - though it would be wide enough. I have to say that I LOVE this gadget, and in my stainless sink, it holds the following: sponge, two sink strainers a tuffy pad, and two scrubber hand gadgets. VERY quality item that keeps my DW stuff OFF the sink floor and not mildewing. Two thumbs UP! (PS, if you transferred the dishwashing detergent into one of those bathroom handsoap containers, yes, it would fit.
1669214
I doubt it. The two visible, white ceramic parts that hold the plastic bar are made to slip over a metal clip. The metal clip is meant to be screwed to the wall. I doubt that either the metal clips or the ceramic parts themselves could be satisfactorily glued to bathroom tile well enough to hold up the weight of a wet towel. But, maybe some kind of super glue could do that! It might be possible to drill the tile and use the screws, but I suspect that would be tricky. Perhaps the manufacturer could advise.
692428
It have those rubber thing which will stick to tiles but just for support. It can't stay of its own, with all the weight of shampoo and stuffs it will contain, without hanging to the shower. So basically No, you need to hang it.
2170112
Possibly, but the soap trays on either side would be under it, so it won't be a perfectly clean instal. You could caulk the gap and it would function though.
1395566
i keep it on the ledge of my shower but its flat. it has the same rubber spikes on the bottom as on the top and it doesn't slide around. i assume if its slanted at all it will probably slide in but depends on how heavy the soap bar is.
1901450
Yes.It should ,I recently used one on my bathroom tiles ,it performed well_Sam.
881226
The soap holder is concave slightly with irregular ridges & long slit-like holes for the water to drain off, I would hardly recommend it for trying to hold a mug with hot coffee. I also doubt long-term that it would hold up if something that heavy were used on it. Russian roulette if you ask me.
927728
It should if you hang it on the part that moves. I have a towel bar in my shower/bathtub area, so I hung it there. Hope this helps.
1438479
Should work fine for an average soap dispenser. If the bottle opening is smaller than 1/4 inch it might be tight.
1282862
The bottom if the holder is plastic. But the sides are stainless steel so maybe that would work?