Does this mount on shower tile? How does it mount? i.e., suction?
620240
We considered a suction type of holder however suction only works on a perfectly smooth surface. So, with some help from 3M we created a very simple holder that uses a "removable" adhesive. The holder is virtually invisible when the squeegee is placed in it. Thank you for considering Cleret! Al
620241
We considered a suction type of holder however suction only works on a perfectly smooth surface. So, with some help from 3M we created a very simple holder that uses a "removable" adhesive. The holder is virtually invisible when the squeegee is placed in it. Thank you for considering Cleret!Al
620242
When the product arrived, it came with a peel and stick holder to place on the tile. It was made of thin but tough (I presume) clear plastic in an oval shape with a hole through it for the handle. I chose not to use it.
620243
There is a plastic piece that has adhesive on it that sticks to the tiles and the squeegee hangs from it. My wife joked that it would fall in the middle of the night and scare us as we try to sleep. It lasted 1 week and would not remain stuck to the tile.
620244
The squeegee comes with a very small and simple but cleverly designed holder made of translucent plastic. It has a "peel & stick" feature at the top and a cut-out at the other end. You simply turn the squeegee upside down and put the handle through the hole. You can't really see it when the squeegee is in place. And it blends into whatever you've stuck it on when the squeegee isn't there. It's very handy. I think you could probably apply it to just about any surface.
338045
It comes with 3-mounting brackets, like hooks that shower panel hangs on (that work well). I had to use a masonry drill bit and drill very slowly through the tile to mount the brackets, then hang this on the brackets. Note, you can lift up and off the brackets at anytime, then disconnect the hoses to remove.
1825819
We don't use it on tile/grout...only on the glass shower doors (and sometimes our car windshield). Awesome for the shower doors. Pretty cool on the windshield for at least a couple weeks.
1048430
No it doesn't attach it kind of just sits on the toilet! But I think it clips down onto it somehow I just never figured it out! And no suction but it doesn't come off when we use it! :)
2136414
It has suction cups. So windshield mount is pretty much it. In my mind totally worth it though. I have had no problems with it.
1450948
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.
2217006
good for the shower! the suction cup mount would work great! its a great all around speaker!
137645
both... it can't stand on its own with just the suction on to the back wall... it hangs off of the shower and the suction is a secondary support...
1536557
No it does not. It is okay for a tile shower floor, the swivel head is a bit difficult to keep on track and does not get into corners. Hope this helps
1048434
No it doesn't suction, you have to push down on it and there are plastic hooks underneath it that clip to the underside of your toilet seat. It stays in place really well but my 3 year old has to push down hard to put it on himself.
1244119
The shower rod is tension mounted. It holds fine with the exception of extra weight from multiple towels. That is the only time I had a problem with the rod. Otherwise, it is fine and holds very well. I like the fact I did not have to drill into the tile to mount it.
1449820
I'm certainly no expert, but yes you are correct, it does not suction. This is a heavy duty seat and by virtue of its weight alone (plus the users body weight) I find that it keeps the chair securely in place. Particularly when the tub is dry, before you begin your shower it wont move any more than a patio chair would move when sitting on it. If you have enough mobility to sit on a patio or dining chair unaided then you can confidently sit in this chair. The rounded feet helps it glide if you choose to push it back or forwards (much as gliders on a walker would assist with movement but it would only move if you propelled it to move by pushing it) Side to side the width of the tub, it's not going to move a fraction since with a standard sized tub there is no room for it to move. Length wise, it will move, but only if you are pushing it either with your hands or pushing with your feet when seated. I think its a quality item, but whether it works for you depends on your personal needs and how mobile the user is.
870301
I honestly don't know. Did not try it on tile. Wait a second ... after this questions was asked out of curiosity I tried it on the tile in shower area. The stud remained popped up all the time. There was no sagging and then popping up as it does with normal drywall. I don't know what to infer from that. The unit also is not that strongly magnetically attracted to the tiled wall whatever that denotes. The tile I used in is ceramic tile typically found in shower stalls.
1257655
When filled, I think it's too heavy for suction cups. Does come with hanger for the shower head. You could stabilize it with a bit of silicone (comes with it too). We had one in our camper trailer.....when we bought a new trailer, we just pried it off the shower wall. All the silicone peeled off the shower wall without needing anything to strip it off.
315648
If your marble shower surface is flat, smooth and non-porous, then suction will work. However, if the marble surface is textured, rough or porous, then suction will not work.
1604319
Sorry I wasn't clearer. There is a thin metallic sheet that is backed with plastic. I can't tell if it is actually metal or just a metallic-looking plastic. It is VERY lightweight, so if suction cups work at your gym, you should be good. They don't work on our tile, so my husband put it up more permanently.
2279342
The suction cup doesn't work on my tile wall. However, the shower caddy is so excellent, it stays in place without it. It's a good tight fit at the top where it goes around the shower pipe and that keeps it in place. I really like mine and it is the first one that I have used that continued to look absolutely new month after month.