Can the pole be installed IN the shower (we have a fiberglass walk-in shower stall)?
1246399
Possibly, but I suggest NOT. because the mastic or glue holding the foam grip area might weaken from direct contact with water. It might be better to position it directly outside the stall.
1246400
No, it has to be installed outside the tub, however there are poles available that has grasp extensions that can be rotated so that it can be reached better
1246401
I would think so. For the ceiling there would be no problem. For the base of the shower, you might need to add some type of material underneath. Since fiberglass tends to be slippery, it might hold when wet, but I would check with a "handyman" or the company. Mine is on carpet! Good Luck!
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I think it *can* be installed in a walk-in shower, however, in my opinion, one should *not* do this, because in order to make it possible for a person to rely on this pole, both ends of the pole would have to be pushing VERY strongly into the floor and the ceiling (the pole can be used to support whoever grabs it because of this pressure you create when you extend pole's length). I am not sure I was able to explain what I mean by all this, but, in a shorter sentence, I would suspect that, with pressure necessary for the pole to stand and to be used for support, it could do serious structural damage to the stall (by breaking down the floor). An opinion from someone who has actually tried this is in order. I have not tried to do this but would greatly hesitate even to try.
256388
Could be possible, as you put it together and can use the poles as you wish. However, I don't want to say it can be done, but the pole is in 4 pieces. Hope this helps!
417336
It is possible as it is essentially a 1" diameter hollow rod. However, removing it to wash or change would be difficult. If you want the look of the hookless one, maybe use a liner on this rod and put the hookless one on a spring tension rod. The extra room in the shower is worth it. We love it!
266382
I just put it up about a month ago. I'm not sure but you can try to skip one pole. They just interlock so I think it might work.
744236
The ceiling support is a separate piece so you should be able to move it as close as you want to the corner. The corner bend is uniform in thickness so you can basically put the support wherever you want, just be mindful that will limit the travel of the shower curtain (rings). The support is also adjustable for different height ceilings (you can cut it with a hacksaw). Here's my blog post when I installed mine which might be helpful http://nineappletrees.com/2012/08/05/l-shaped-shower-curtain-rod-installation/
1308542
Yes you could attach this fan to the shower rod! okay thank you and enjoy your fan in the shower.
399865
Since the rod was designed to fill the missing side of a rectangle (approx. 180 degrees) I'm not sure it would work to fill two missing sides of a corner shower (approx. 90 degrees). There is some play in the brackets. Zenith is super on customer service. I would call or email and ask them, http://www.zenith-products.com/.
1905561
Just checked. Anything is possible, I suppose, but it definitely doesn't look like it. The underside has metal screws in it. We have it installed in our shower and it's great when mounted.
980473
The instructions clearly says that you have to file (or curve) ends of the bottom track so that there is no gap between the track and fiberglass shower. Do not force the track in. Sort of curve the edges by filing. Have patience. You do need to caulk the track later on. It is a well designed unit and easy to install.
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Mine are mounted in a tiled shower, but my assumption would be that it would work just fine on fiberglass, too. I'm basing that on the method used to "attach" it to the wall. There is no adhesive or even suction involved. Instead, you place it where you want it (there are thin foam strips on the back so nothing will be scratched), make sure it is level and then just press on the "bar" at the front which keeps the pressure on and holds it in place. It's almost unbelievably clever; mine have both been in place for a number of months and seem as secure as the day I put them in. Removal is equally simple. You'll love these things -- fabulous!
1610693
I installed one on my tub surround (plastic) about two years ago and it is still hanging on. Not sure about fiberglass but shouldn't be much different than plastic. Make sure to follow the installation instructions - especially cleaning the surface prior to installing.
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This product was made to be used when there is no wall behind the fiberglass. You really need a void behind the shower wall for these anchors to work. If that wall is solid there are easier and cheaper hardware available . Good luck.
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I agree with rrr's response.... you can definetly clip it to a shower rod... I hope the shower rod isn't near the shwer though.... safe fanning :)
1211039
This mounting bracket contains everything shown in the picture so I can assume that you can install it in a pole. I installed it in the Wall and it worked fine.
2133659
I don't see why not, though it's not necessary. I have had my shelves in shower area for a few years, on the wall with the shower head (so it does get a fair share of moisture), and I do not have a rust problem. The screws will rust before the brackets. After a while it gets a little lime(?) build up, so it can't hurt to apply rustoleum.
655991
I don't see why not. My shower has a curb similar to a tub, and it installed just fine. o note the height of this model--it may be too high for your space.
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.