How about ceramic tile? We have a walk in shower enclosure with 12x24 ceramic tile walls.
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HI Holdin5Aces, Our EnduroShield for Tile & Grout kit will work brilliantly on ceramic tiles, with the same water & oil repellent properties (making it easy to clean) as the glass product. This can also be used on porcelain, ceramic, and vitrified surfaces, and is also perfect for the shower floor. Thanks, The EnduroShield Team
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Shower pan is not an issue as it is not included....but, what should be on the order info is state building codes that do NOT allow smaller shower enclosures. We had to return our original order (lost time indeed) to get a larger one as the original order was NOt allowed in our state. Hopefully, our previous conversations with management will save other folks the trouble.
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No - however a piece of tile could be purchased from a local hardware store that will cover the 18" x 18" area.
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Maybe the Residential model would, I've only used the Commercial model with cement board & ceramic tile or drywall and granite panels. There hasn't been a void between the 2 materials.
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Not sure about that. I have mine in the shower, on ceramic tile. I have had it about a year, and is working just fine.
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Yes. I have both ceramic tile and hardwood areas in my house and it works just fine.
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I would recommended 2 packs for a standard tub/shower surround. One pack still leaves enough space in between stickers for little feet to slip.
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Hydro barrier is made to go on like paint and should work well for what you plan to do. I'm not so sure the purple wallboard is a good choice for tile backer. You should use a cement board like Durock or Hardy Backer.
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Per the manufacturer's website, it's safe to use: Enclosures: Showers, Shower Glass. Fixtures: Brass, Chrome, Bronze, Stainless, Nickel. Shower Curtains: Vinyl, Rubber, Nylon, Plastic. Tiles: Ceramic, Porcelain, Mosaic, Slate, Granite. Showers & Tubs: Acrylic, Porcelain, Fiberglass, Granite, Slate, Glass Tiles, Natural Stone. Sinks and Toilets*: Acrylic, Porcelain, Granite. * Require a wipe down before next use. Wet & Forget Shower is not recommended for use on natural marble. Test in an inconspicuous area if you have dark tiles and hard water to avoid highlighting calcium deposits.
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I have the hook on a wood door and it is holding very well. I also have smaller command hooks in our bathtub/shower. It is a one piece shower/tub. They have held up fine. Also the other hook has done well on the door and it is used for hanging a towel. I think it would work fine on ceramic tile but you could call the company that makes them and they could tell you for sure. I like the hooks a lot. Have them in both bathrooms.
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I made my own address plate. I bought a 9 x 12 ceramic tile and cut it in half to fit the 6 x 9 plate space. Then I bought numbers that stick on. I got all of it at Home Depot. It looks really nice!
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If you are talking about a ceramic tile type backsplash I would say you could if very careful if you drill it. I would drill slowly and use wall anchors to hold the screws.
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We've used on on a ceramic tile shower, a cultured marble wall, and now in our RV which is some type of fiberglass shower stall. The back-to-back glue works incredible well, we actually had to work hard to get it off the cultured marble wall, then used Bar Keep to clean off the residue.
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I installed it on ceramic tile in the shower and it was easier than I expected. You do have to buy a drill bit for ceramic tile - about $5. There are several YouTube videos you can watch on installing items on ceramic tile. I don't know about drilling into a mirror. I imagine it can be done with the right mirror and right drill bit, but that's beyond my experience.
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I would say larger custom bathroom shower. (Like what I put it in)I would see your fitting it in a tub unit, but it would dominate the area.
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I would like to correct something. Tiles in bathrooms and showers can have 1/16" spaces, quite narrow. Some companies make drill bits with a 1/16" tip and a 1/8" shank that will fit most power drills.
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I used the same thin set that I used to adhere the 18" x 18" travertine tile I used in my shower. Don't used pre mixed thin set, mix your own dry material with water to the consistency of peanut butter and apply to the surface of the unit and lightly butter the tile before setting onto the unit.