Would this mount as easily and secure on travertine (rougher) tile?
55892
Our tile is a rough finish and it works fine so far.. I would be moe concerned if the tiles were very small kind with lots of grout seams..
55893
Yes it will, it's set up in my shower on a touch surface niche and it's holding on strong. I love this product I hope this helps
55894
Yes. The rougher the surface, the better the grip. Ours has gripped ceramic tile for several years with no problem, and it's smoother than travertine. That said, if you ever decide to remove it, you may have a tedious job picking the silicon out of the little pits in the travertine.
742641
Yes, I did. Anything can be mounted on tile with a masonry drill bit and anchors. It should come with anchors. It looks great and the chrome bar even flips up for glass cleaning. Nice shelf.
1120108
No. It's too heavy....however, if you were creative , you could secure something above the tiles and have small eyebolts through the tiles into the support and hang the unit
543535
I would think so. We used it on travertine in our bathroom and it worked fine. We put on 1 layer and will reapply after 1 year to maintain the protection. So far we have been very happy with the results.
1054923
It attaches quite securely to my tile--never a problem. It's not very heavy on its stand. Shouldn't be a problem on textured tile if glue is applied thickly and allowed to dry thoroughly before using. Good luck!
920578
Yes. If the tile are smooth surface. It will not stick if you have very small times and the suction cups are on top of the grouts.
1930502
It is very heavy it doesn't slip much. I wouldn't worry about damaging the tiles
1137501
I would think so because there are bunches of hole options for mounting. I really like the mount. Very stable and substantial - just not the easiest to mount according to directions.
1930499
I'm not 100% sure. I use it over a hardwood floor and have yet to ding the wood/slip so it might be OK? However, tile is more brittle and slippery so it's hard to say. You could always put down one of those sticky mats underneath that is meant to keep area rugs on slippery surfaces if it doesn't stay in place.
2267190
I imagine you could mount to a dropped ceiling tile if you distribute the weight. I would use a 1x1 piece of wood the same length of the tile distribute the weight. No problems so far with the backup battery.
6280
I would highly recommend it as I would with any shelf system particularly if you expect a good amount of weight to be held. I mounted to a stud and it is rock solid.
402458
Yes the handrail is suitable for securing to a tiled surface.I have installed mine in my shower area which is tileddirectly onto the wall. A proper tile drill and appropriateRawlplugs or Rawlbolts (which I used) are required
1602225
depends on the material that you like for this Travertine install reasonable price would be $ 5 - $ 6 per Square Feet
1330297
I guess if you mounted it in studs. It is pretty heavy and takes a little muscle.
402455
Yes the handrail is suitable for securing to a tiled surface. I have installed mine in my shower area which is tiled directly onto the wall. A proper tile drill and appropriate Rawlplugs or Rawlbolts (which I used) are required
1045785
Yes,you can. I use it on travertine tile and it does a fantastic job! I hope this is helpful!!
610017
I think it would depend on how slanted the surface is and the type of surface. I always lock them all the way but I use it on a flat surface. The legs do have rubber feet on them so I suppose if it's not a particularly slick surface then it may not slide but it's hard to say without knowing what the surface is and how slanted it is.