We are puting this in our bathroom in Philippines and our bathroom is concrete cement walls, my question is how easy to install it. thanks.
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You will need to install threaded anchor points. I did this on a normal fiber glass no problem. I'd think it would be easy on concrete too. It took me about 24 hours to install, that includes dry time for the threaded rivits. Without including the dry time, it took about 10-15 minutes.
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You will need a cement bit for your drill and either a plastic insert to put in the hole to receive stainless steel screws in the cement or Stainless Steel cement screws. the size of drill depends on which option you select, a larger one for the plastic insert or one about the width of the screw shank under the screw threads. Then it just attaches to the over head water pipe. I presume the water source pipe is the same in the Philippines as it is in the US.
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I have had it installed for a couple of months now. So far no issues. In fact just ordered another for my second bathroom.
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I had my handyman install it. I watched - it looked very easy and only took a few minutes. Sorry I can't add more.
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It was easy. I have a concrete floor and used a hammer drill with a 1/2" concrete bit and 3/8" drop in anchors. It took about 15 minuts and I love using it.
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I returned this item (to complicated) and opted to install it in concrete. Contact mdooling@etsmiami.com and Maria will give you complete details. Tom
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I found it extremely easy. It installs pretty much the same as other faucets except there is a control box between the water supply and the faucet. You screw it to the back of the cabinet and the supply lines plug right into it. I've probably one of the first to get this faucet as I had preordered it. I've never had a problem. Naturally, whenever you deal with water supply lines you should double check that you got it in correctly.I couldn't imagine going back to a regular faucet now.
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I have not had it installed yet bathroom remodel is very slow! Will be happy to answer as soon as I can! Have a happy new year!
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Yes this is actually easy to install on any solid frame. To install you just loop it around the board no hardware required easy to install and uninstall
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It works fine in our bathroom, but we live in a low humidity state. we put it on a timer so we can leave it on to clear out the humidity and don'e forget to turn it off. A pain to install if you are replacing... VERY quiet!
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It was very easy to install. I think I had it done in about 30 minutes or less.
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It's easier to install than others I've ever used. And you can find the instruction inside the package. Good luck~~
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My husband said for concrete, you should drill a hole first and use an insert that the screw actually screws into. We hung ours on the wall and we also had to search for a sturdy screw with a small enough head to fit. I must say it was worth the trouble, we have gotten a lot of compliments on our wall art. Good luck.
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On my porch I staple it to wood pieces and than add a molding cover, so that is not a normal way most people would install it. To answer your question, it would install very easy, similar as fiberglass screen would. As I stated it's very tough, but it's also very flexible, so it would be easier to install than aluminum screen. Jeff
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It's very easy to install. It arrives fully assembled, so there's nothing to "put together." The manufacturer provides a small tube of silicone "glue," but it's really just silicone in a tube. I had some silicone lying around my workshop, so I just used that and my caulking gun to apply a generous amount of clear silicone to the back of the unit. The main thing to get right is the cleanliness of the surface to which you are mounting the unit. It must be clean and free of gunk, soap scum, wax, or any other gooey stuff. I scrubbed my tile with Ajax; rinsed, dried, and then cleaned again with alcohol. With a clean surface you'll get a good strong bond. Position the unit to the location and height you prefer. Apply a couple of big gobs to the back of the unit and press firmly against the mounting surface. Hold in place for a minute or two. I like to place three or four lengths of painting tape over the unit to hold it in place overnight. Remove tape carefully the next day, and you should have a great bond.
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It's not hard to install. Comes with easy to follow directions. Installed it myself with little difficultly.
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I had no problems at all with the installation. Its a bit large for our bathroom but we love the space it gives us and installation was easy.
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I've had it up in my bathroom for several months now and it hasn't budged, despite the fact that I like to take very hot, long showers :) The wall surface in my bathroom is pretty standard: smooth and painted. If you have a stucco-type surface, it might not stick as well, but I haven't had any problem at all with mine. I've gotten tons of compliments from guests!