how does it mount to the shower wall?
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I had to drill holes and use masonry anchors to attach this to our concrete block restroom wall. I believe that there is a foam sticker backing, but in my experience, they do not hold up with a full 30 oz. of soap in the dispenser. Ours has been getting heavy use for almost 2 years without a problem.
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There is an adhesive back and also 2 screws so you can do one or the other or both....
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You would have to mount it using a waterproof silicon glue or screw the mounting bracket into the wall. If you use the glue, you will need to also get some mounting squares to hold it in place while the glue is drying; otherwise it will slip down.
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Attaches to existing shower water source. You will need to drill two holes, need a special drill if its a tiled shower, find a stud and use screws that go 1 inch into stud.
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It has 2 slots on the back of the body that allow it to hang on screws that you would attach to the wall. So you put 2 screws in the wall and tighten them until they are almost flush with the wall, then you can push the housing slots over the screw head and then push the housing down until the screws hit bottom.
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I usually install the slide bar about 6 to 8 inches below the shower head to the left or right of the center. Put the unit together put a pencil mark on the shower wall where the top of the unit drill a hole in the center ,if you don`t find a stud when you drill it use the plastic sleeve that comes with the unit .Secure the top screw in the unit now put a level on the unit to make sure it is level . Mark the bottom flange for the screw on the wall before you drill when tight put the finish cap on each end .I hope you understand my directions and hope this was helpful. Andy C
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Hi, the curtain rod mounts to the wall running beside the tub and to the ceiling. Thanks, Kathy
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This unit has screws to attach to the wall, not suction cup. The shower head has plastic. but not sure of lots of plastic. its been 4 months since we installed and no issues so far. its working great.
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The wall mounts are exactly the same as for a regular shower rod with a mounting system. And I LOVE mine, by the way. More convenient than two rods.
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You unscrew the shower head...screw on the piece and then screw back on the shower head. Wallah...you are all set to go. It all fits together very nicely. We had to tighten it once as it was spraying out on the floor from where it was attached but have had no other problems since. I use it daily.
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It moves in different directions, up-down-side to side. It has the option to change the spray style to 3 or 4 different spray styles as does the hand held sprayer. The hand held sprayer can be moved up & down the rod that attaches itself by rubber gasket to the shower wall. To use the hand held there is a connection on the fixed shower head that turns around to turn one off & the other on. It has held up rather well. I bought two but have only installed the one so far. I think it is a great deal. By the way, it is not meant to be used to hold onto like a grab bar.
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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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This one can attach in two different ways. It can either be screwed (with two screws) into the wall or shower and/or it also has a full size adhesive pad on the back of it (needs a flat smooth surface of course for it to stick). You can actually do both if needed on this. I just cleaned the shower mounting spot with rubbing alcohol to remove any soap scum and used just the adhesive. Worked great and hold very secure. Make sure it's straight when you stick it on, because it sticks pretty quick. I researched the suction cup types and they either wouldn't stick to the wall or wouldn't hold the shower head. Hope this helps.
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you need to connect the hot & cold hose at back of the shower panel, then wall mount clamp the shower panel to the wall, silicone the shower panel.
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You simply use the silicone supplied with the product to secure it to your shower wall. Ensure you clean the surface first before using the silicone to secure the foot rest.
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I think you can try installing it yourself, but I had some people install it for me while they were doing work on my house. All I know is that it's probably only 2-4 screws that you need to drill into the wall, but you need to be careful of what you are tiling through. If you look at the two round pieces that are on the wall, I believe the top one just mounts over your shower head outlet and the bottom one needs to be mounted below to support the weight of the entire system. It's made of heavy chrome, so you can't just stick it on the wall. It's a pretty heavy duty piece of metal. Good luck!
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It doesn't really lay flat against the wall because the pipe coming out of the wall isn't flat to the surface of the shower, but it hangs in a straight loopey thing and doesn't curl...if that helps!
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Mine had the holder that screws on at the shower head and an adhesive holder for mounting at a second location.
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It is mounted by a plate that screws onto the wall and a set screw from under neath. We're very happy with it.