How does the 24 inch bar attach to the shower wall?
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Hello jordan, It mounts with two screws and anchors, in the center of the end pieces. Hopefully this helps you out Jordan. Thanks for your interest! Zoe Industries
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Hello. This unit hangs from two horizontal brackets that screw to the wall. Each end of the bracket has a tab that points up. The back of the shower panel has 4 slots that slide over the tabs. The mounting setup is very robust and holds the panel firmly to the wall. Each horizontal bracket is approximately 12" in from the top and bottom of the unit.
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Yes... and no.... It needs to fasten to something SOLID, and a one-piece free-standing assembly with fiberglass or plastic side walls may not qualify if you want the full 250# capability. If the shower actually comes close to studs where you want the grab bar then you can just find them and screw directly into the wood. Otherwise you would have to have access to the back side and be able to put reinforcement in place. If you were installing it while also installing the tub/surround itself then you could easily attach the bar before putting the assembly in place. The one thing you do NOT want to do is just insert screws through the thin walls into air and expect it to hold the weight. Yes... and no.... It needs to fasten to something SOLID, and a one-piece free-standing assembly with fiberglass or plastic side walls may not qualify if you want the full 250# capability. If the shower actually comes close to studs where you want the grab bar then you can just find them and screw directly into the wood. Otherwise you would have to have access to the back side and be able to put reinforcement in place. If you were installing it while also installing the tub/surround itself then you could easily attach the bar before putting the assembly in place. The one thing you do NOT... » Read More Yes... and no.... It needs to fasten to something SOLID, and a one-piece free-standing assembly with fiberglass or plastic side walls may not qualify if you want the full 250# capability. If the shower actually comes close to studs where you want the grab bar then you can just find them and screw directly into the wood. Otherwise you would have to have access to the back side and be able to put reinforcement in place. If you were installing it while also installing the tub/surround itself then you could easily attach the bar before putting the assembly in place. The one thing you do NOT want to do is just insert screws through the thin walls into air and expect it to hold the weight. « Show Less
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The mounting bracket screws into the wall and the visible part inserts into a slot in the bracket and slides down into place. No screws are visible once the bar is fully mounted so it doesn't sound like this one would be the same as what you have already tried. We have the same bar in another bathroom that has been up for four years. It came off once when our son pulled and pulled on the towel, nearly hanging onto the bar. My husband fixed it easily and it has been there since.
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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.
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As others have stated, there is a screwed on aluminum rail at the bottom of the shower door. The vinyl strip slides onto a channel in that attachment. It works well.
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I don't own this exact towel bar, but I can tell you how similar ones work. There's a small metal piece that screws to the wall, and then the trim plate for the towel bar goes on top of that and is secured by a small setscrew at the very bottom. It's a pretty secure system, and it's also very clean looking, since you really don't see the setscrew at the bottom of the trim plate.
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You need it to stabilize the bar and because of the weight from the two shower curtains. Use a hack saw and cut the rod to proper length. It takes two people to install the set. If you don't hit a stud then use toggle bolts.
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Installation requirements are the same regardless of shower wall composition. The items must be fastened to 2x4 framing members within the wall with heavy screws. Unless you are exceedingly lucky with placement of wall framing members in existing area, you will need to open the wall & add additional framing members. The same is true for grab bars.
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As memory serves me, (I used this item several years ago in a Florida friends bathroom). The bar is 3/4 the spring loaded ends insert into the 3/4" bar ends.The spring ends are 5/8" square. This allows the bar to be used for either size. Ours was the 3/4". The 5/8" square ends disappeared into the 3/4" tile wall brackets. If your wall bracket is 5/8" the sq spring end becomes the end of the bar ...you just cut the 3/4" bar a little shorter to fit upto not into the brackets
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The slide bar would not be secure enough for holding when getting in and out of the shower, as would a handicap bar. It's not flimsy but the upper and lower connectors are of a heavy plastic as is the movable shower handle caddy. All that being said, I really like it and have found it easy to move the connector up and down the bar conveniently. No issues with the unit at all.
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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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Center mount to center mount is 24". Actual finished bar length is 23". More than adequate to hang 2 bath towels on it without looking crowded.
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Installed on the shower wall there is 2 1/4 inches. Even a large handed person will have room to grab hold.
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It mounts like a standard towel bar. Has a metal mounting piece or clip as you call it that screws into wall. Then the round wall mounting piece goes over it and is secured to it with a set screw.
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They are separate pieces. The arm is a standard threaded pipe just like a regular shower arm. You put the flange on the arm, apply Teflon tape to the threads, screw into the shower fitting and then slide the flange back until it is flush with the wall.
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It's actually 25 inches, the distance between the screws on the wall is 24 inches.