I have installed it on ciramic but after some time it fell of. Is there a stronger way to make it hold
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Push the round suction part in all the way with your thumbs before you attach it to the tile, mine stays for a very long time, maybe every 2 month or so you have to redo the suction. Hope it works for you! make sure the tile is clean and dry.
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We used rivet strips (sold on QVC.com) and it held in one shower and not in the master shower, both have ceramic tile. Still looking for something stronger for the master shower. Hope this helped.
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I had the same problem with mine, I actually ended up drilling a few holes all the way through and using a pin to keep it from sliding. Hope it helps
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It will move around and that's by design given it sits on a ball point. The only way for it to fall off is by force. You may have gotten a defective unit. I'd return it and try another one if you want. Just make sure you carefully take it out of the package especially the part with the tipHope this helps.
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I'm using the cardboard holders - and the plastic is so paper thin that you have to be really careful not to tear it, and have some scotch tape to repair when you do.I wouldn't recommend.
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All parts are made of plastic & they could come out with some production flaws. Usually they should get picked up by ''Quality Control Departments'', but since these pieces are mass produced you should expect to see stuff slide. There's no necessary use for the holder to spin, so just fix it in a place that you like and glue it. Shouldn't be hard.
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We used crazy glue and a clamp. Have been in place with no problem for a year or so. Good luck.
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Hi steve i have the same one. U shud make your own mounting brackets as the ones spplied are inadequate. U shud use four brackets to make it stable. Sorry im having the same problem. Good luck. Jim
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Make sure it is placed in the holder properly. Also, the instructions that come with it do have some troubleshooting tips if I remember right.
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over time, mine has started to slip down too, so i'm not sure what's going on if yours is new. i find i have to fiddle with it, by pulling up on it to create some tension and then twisting it slightly until it sticks. it's pretty finicky now...not sure why.
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Watch the video on their web page, it show in detail how to do it. It's in there tight, but I like that it won't slip/fall out of the shell!
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Ive had no problems what so ever in regards to it getting stuck, and Ive had to remold several times. If it did happen to seriously get stuck, which it probably wont, especially if you follpw the instructions it comes with,all youd have to do is get a mouthfull of as hot of water you can stand and that would loosen the material.
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I epoxied the plactic pieces together, let them set up firm, THEN installed the new piece. It held! I think it would depend how the plastic broke.
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I did not have a problem but think if put a pice of inner tube around the upright bar and then placed and tighten clamp on the rubber that it should hold.
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I have not installed mine yet, but we are retiling our shower and I told my husband to put it in place of a tile. You might find some tile to plastic adhesive at Lowe's. Or, bondo that they use on car parts. Any two part adhesive would probably hold it. Hope this helps!
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honestly mine didnt hold still too well, its not together at the moment i did not know what to put as flooring though i have the same question
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I am STILL having trouble with it slipping off. I am going to try different methods of wrapping it. I am so sorry that I could not be of more help!
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You need to cut out the foam and attach to the hard surface. I did not use the glue that came with it. I used Loctite plastic epoxy. It holds really good this way, have not had any issues.