I plan to installeither the 17" or 30" wall mount fold down shower bench and need to install the blocking in wall now. What is the spacing for the wall mounts?
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Good Morning, The Brackets are 16" on Center for stud placement, or you can use 2"x12" backing.
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My shower only measures 61x30", I cut some off this track but not nearly enough to fit the space you described, sorry. Bob
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I just measured mine, door opening is 23", door to wall is 28. I have a square shower, small, that I regularly use, and the chair was too big there, which is why I went into the larger one. There is always the possibility of putting it in overhead, if your door to wall space is larger than the chair. I also faced the shower head and that worked fine.
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Should work for you if you have seperate on off knobs. Shower stand should fit between them
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12 1/8 x 13 7/8 outside box with 14 x16 to flange. Instructions assume a 16" on center stud but direct you to install horizontal top & bottom support brackets fastened to vertical studs. If distance between vertical studs is greater than the size of the niche you will have to install additional vertical framing to one or both studs. I have yet to install this niche but have both measured & read the instructions. It seems like a substantial solution for adding a shower niche.
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I would suggest that you you get extra rails for a shower that size. also if the distance from the drain to the shower wall is grater than 36" then you will need an extender kit for those rails as well. I would leave a slight gap were the the rail meets the studs.
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My tub is against the wall and the D ring bracket, once attached to the wall, is level with the other side of the tub. I am not sure if this will help you but I want to add that my tub is 30 inches wide.
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I appreciate your answers. However, I did receive this reply from a Rosewill representative..."Dear Valued Customer, Thank you for contacting Rosewill Support.We apologize for the inconvenience you are experiencing with our product.We will gladly assist you with your problem. There is hole spacing on the back to accommodate your 24" wall studs."Should this answer be taken at face value or is the rep just trying to sell merchandise?
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This rod fit in my 58" shower. The directions said it was for a 60" shower. Hope that helps. We are really happy with ours paired with a ring less curtain with an inside liner.
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Yes you can mount it to studs. The bar is 16" which is the usual spacing between studs. The mounting plates are circular designed for 3 screws so you should be able to get at least 1 or hopefully 2 screws into the studs at each end. Of course you need to accurately find the studs before you start drilling. If you are redoing a shower and opening up the wall I'd recommend adding solid blocking where you're planning to install the bar. That's what I did. The hollow wall fasteners included look like some pretty heavy duty items, and they must be approved for this purpose, but I also wanted it fastened into wood. Yes you can mount it to studs. The bar is 16" which is the usual spacing between studs. The mounting plates are circular designed for 3 screws so you should be able to get at least 1 or hopefully 2 screws into the studs at each end. Of course you need to accurately find the studs before you start drilling. If you are redoing a shower and opening up the wall I'd recommend adding solid blocking where you're planning to install the bar. That's what I did. The hollow wall fasteners included look like some pretty heavy duty items, and they must be approved for this purpose, but I also... » Read More Yes you can mount it to studs. The bar is 16" which is the usual spacing between studs. The mounting plates are circular designed for 3 screws so you should be able to get at least 1 or hopefully 2 screws into the studs at each end. Of course you need to accurately find the studs before you start drilling. If you are redoing a shower and opening up the wall I'd recommend adding solid blocking where you're planning to install the bar. That's what I did. The hollow wall fasteners included look like some pretty heavy duty items, and they must be approved for this purpose, but I also wanted it fastened into wood. « Show Less
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Hi. I wish they did make it in that length. We have a lot of requests for that, but they do not. And the regular extra long benches are only 48-49 inches long.I have had a couple of handyman types alter the tub-to-toilet benches to fit their situation. They mounted brackets on the interior shower wall to stick the sliding rails into and threw away the interior legs. It worked for them, but of course voids the warranty and makes it non-returnable. Bill Keene 954-421-369 Boca Home Medical Solutions
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i bought a standard 4" from hd, installed, even added a pedestal to it. a bead of calk to seal the deal and it looks better thanif i left the pipes and lines exposed. all this in a bathroom that had 30" from wall to wall...wash hands slowly and you'll be just fine!~
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The single panel 30" Unidoor will work perfectly for a 30" opening. I would recommend, however, that you double check your measurements at the top, middle and bottom of your shower door opening to make sure it is 30" in all three spots. . If you have any questions about measuring or fit, please do not hesitate to call our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to answer all of your questions.
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your need two of (30" Kirb-Perfect Shower Curb) http://www.amazon.com/Mark-Industries-KP-543-Kirb-Perfect-Shower/dp/B000NCUVGS/ref=pd_bxgy_hi_img_z
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Not sure, the three pieces are separate, but not sure if the spacing would work. My install was for 8 inch wide spread. Probably will not work.
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I mounted mine on the Wall, but i just measured it and yes it will fit, the space between the mounting holes is from 3and 3/4 inches to about 5, so you can play with it, if you don't have the box installed yet, i would suggest you use toggle bolts instead, i used 3/16ths toggle bolts and it holds it perfectly.
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You will need 24" of wall space. Each drying rod is ~21" long, however the triangular mounting brackets will be 24" apart if you measure from the top outside corner to top outside corner.