The opening in our tile is 4x6. Other dishes I've seen have an area to adhere to the wall as 4x4. Is the back flat against the wall so the whole dish adheres to the wall?
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no theres about a 4x3 abutment on the back of the dish that must be glued to the adhering inside wall
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This dish has a raised portion in the center of the back. It is about 4 x 4. Unfortunately I can't be more specific because it is now installed. It installed with the tile mortar to the same depth as the tiles. I had to remove all old mortar from the soap dish that this one was replacing before installing with new mortar. then the edges fit snuggly against the surrounding tiles and I simply added the grout and done. It looks great and is very secure.
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No, I am pretty sure there is a protrusion that adheres to the thinset or whatever is used to hold the tile on.
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I put this in my fathers house a while back, so from memory. The dimension of the dish is 4 x 6 as you see in photo. Viewed from the back, an area sticks out the depth of a tile. So around the stuck out area, there is a margin on every side. In our case the part you see inphoto was in front of the surrounding tiles, overlapping them. the "Stuck out" part behind glued to the backer board behind the tiles. Hope that makes sense.
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Yes, there is a hole in the middle of the plate which bears against the wall
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Yes, of course, it's design is such that there are multiple slits all across the bottom of the dish. From the day I put this up, months ago, it has never moved and I hang 2 long brushes on the side hooks. I love it !
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Yes, it fit against the wall without a big gap. They also provide you with a matching strip of marble backsplash, which would bridge a gap if your wall were uneven. I didn't even end up using it, but easily could have because it looks nice. Instead I have the wall tiling continue in back and the vanity sits up against the wall. We put some grout there. My vanity came without bottom feet though. There is a finishing molding along the bottom which looks nice, but as there is no toespace, I am tempted to cut this out. Overall, it's a great vanity and beautiful countertop.
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Hi - Thank you for writing and thank you for your interest in The Tile Mural Store. The image you see is the entire mural image. It can be made into a larger mural but the larger mural would not have more picture - it would be the same picture only larger. I hope I've been helpful. Thank you again for writing. Toni
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The handy recessed area is very generous in size. It is 34" wide and 22" front to back and it is 8 and a quarter inches deep. I bought a large rubbermaid dishpan for it and it fits perfect. There is a lot of room in it to store stuff. Sitting on top of the area are 2 lift off "lids". One is solid wood and the other is a type of lattice and my dish pan is under that so I can just sweep dirt and stuff right into it.If you can get this for a good price, don't hesitate. I really really like mine!!! (just don't use Minwax Spar Varnish (the spray). The water repels off of it but it made it rough and bumpy and now I have to sand it.Enjoy! The handy recessed area is very generous in size. It is 34" wide and 22" front to back and it is 8 and a quarter inches deep. I bought a large rubbermaid dishpan for it and it fits perfect. There is a lot of room in it to store stuff. Sitting on top of the area are 2 lift off "lids". One is solid wood and the other is a type of lattice and my dish pan is under that so I can just sweep dirt and stuff right into it.If you can get this for a good price, don't hesitate. I really really like mine!!! (just don't use Minwax Spar Varnish (the spray). The water repels off... » Read More The handy recessed area is very generous in size. It is 34" wide and 22" front to back and it is 8 and a quarter inches deep. I bought a large rubbermaid dishpan for it and it fits perfect. There is a lot of room in it to store stuff. Sitting on top of the area are 2 lift off "lids". One is solid wood and the other is a type of lattice and my dish pan is under that so I can just sweep dirt and stuff right into it.If you can get this for a good price, don't hesitate. I really really like mine!!! (just don't use Minwax Spar Varnish (the spray). The water repels off of it but it made it rough and bumpy and now I have to sand it.Enjoy! « Show Less
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It is pretty flat. My iron trivet and an 8x8 dish layed perfectly even. I have 3 small angels on top of it also. Hope this helps. I really like it.
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The back of the rack has two holes that fit over two screws that you attach to the vertical surface. The rack slides down 1/2" and horizontally another 1/2" to lock it into place upon the screws. If you wanted to mount this to kitchen tile, you would need to drill the holes in the tile and also manage to secure the screws to a solid surface -- which could require placing anchors to hold the screws. It could be possible to instead attach it to the tile using construction adhesive, a two-piece adhesive (e.g. 3M Command), magnetic, or Velcro strip, etc. Mine is mounted to wood, but mounting to kitchen tile would be a doable DIY project. I love my knife rack and get compliments on it from every visitor to my kitchen.
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It is a regular full size butter dish. You could fit a large block of butter on it also. It measures 8x4 inches.
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I have not seen the picture you mentioned but the dishes are thin, light-weight, and very smooth on the bottom. They do stack without much space between them. Hope this answers your question. Not sure about your word "tightly."
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I have tile 1/2 way up my wall and it attached without any problem until he tried to sit on it. :) I put a little water on the suction cups and didn't have any problems with it sticking. I just taught him not to sit on it and to let me empty it.
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I think that the piece is very sturdy and very heavy - but its sturdiness also depends on how you put it together and the weight and method you use to attach the slab. The flat part of the top (on my island) is 22 7/8 x 41 inches and but the finished edges curve down so that the total measurement of the top is 24 x 41. I would probably fit the slab to the flat measurement otherwise the outside edges slope down leaving a space from your top. But it depend on the look you are trying to accomplish.
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My 3 dishes are 1 1/2" deep. I don't remember the description given, but it was never 4" deep. If the ad had said that, I wouldn't have ordered it! A 4" deep individual au gratin dish, would be ridiculous!Joan
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There is a clear base that dish slides onto. The clear base sticks to wall or tile with a strip of command removable double sided tape. Apply strip to base then to wall press and hold for 30 seconds to a minute dish is then slid onto base. Hold very well in wet area.
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My shower tiles are also 4 x 4. The cups overlap the grout lines a small amount. I am still able to create strong suction, but have to be regularly aware of the potential color change of suction indicator.
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This is not easy to explain. The spaces between the dividers are about 2 1/2" so a platter or dish that was 2 1/2" deep would slide in, and these three spaces make the 8 1/2" measurement. The 10" is the length of each space, so a plate that was 10" in diameter would fit without hanging out either side, though you will not use this for such a small dish. This is a heavy rack that holds deep and wide items sturdily. If that description is not clear, ask again.
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One person answered "Yes", one person answered "No", and several answered, well, "probably". Is there anyone who has actually tried to use it with a 10 x 14 who can answer? What about a 10 x 10 square dish?