Can this be mounted in a shower?
354633
It can be mounted in a bathroom with a shower. The exhaust fan helps to take away excess moisture from things such as the shower/steam to help prevent excess moisture. As long as it is mounted in the ceiling of the shower I see no problem other than will it develop condensation in the unit if it directly over the shower.Steam or heated water vapor rises.
354634
NO. It specifically states according to code that it is NOT ALLOWED over a shower or bath directly. I bought this before the realization and had to spend $50 (ups ground, its heavy) + restock to send it back. Learn from my experience and mistake and find another location in your bathroom for it.
313965
I would not recommend it in the shower, however if it's definitely necessary please put the unit in a zip lock bag and be very careful not to submerge in the water!
819179
In my shower, yes. Not sure exactly how my husband installed it, but it is sturdy and I can hold on for balance if needed.
27206
yes!!! I bought mine to mount in my motorhome. I just love it. I can also slide it off it's holder to take with me if I go to a shower at a campground.
595156
Yes - we have ours mounted over subway type tile in shower and it really looks great.
1570861
I don't think so. I have been using it for a while but I never see the possibility to attach it to the shower.
1455627
I thinking the moisture from the shower may prevent it from sticking securely, I guess if your able to screw it into the shower wall, It should work perfectly
1734248
Nope, it cannot be used in shower. There is a label on it which clearly indicates to keep the device away from water
1056444
The package does not say it cannot, but it also does not say safe for a damp location. I would look for one that says it is safe for shower location
1817616
the show mounts as high as a regular shower rod, however if you want it higher you could take it in and have the one end cut off and new threads done. Yes you can shower or bath, it can switch.
1428894
If mounted properly in the tile, then yes. This does not come with the hardware for that, however. It only comes with small plastic drywall anchors and screws. But if you drilled into the tile, used the appropriate hardware, and sealed properly to prevent water from getting in, then there is no reason you cannot install this in a shower. That being said, I don't think it is particularly practical. There are probably better options for a shower shelf than this. Hope this helps!
1001954
I don't think so. You need a shower arm for this shower head. This mount is for handheld showerheads. It looks like the handle you want to buy screws directly into a shower arm that is hooked directly into your plumbing.
1462275
No it should not be used in the shower. The papers that come with it will tell you that as well. It is not totally stainless steel. If you have a traditional toilet it will fit but if your toilet is raised it will not fit.
699392
Hi Edith...you can. However I would not recomment this to my worst enemy with a rain head if it's a ceiling mount. My rainhead is out of the ceiling and so this fixture was positioned horizontally. The first shower was totally fine...tiny drp on top of the rainhead but nothing to be concerned about. 3rd time I used the shower I encured about $600 worth of drywall damage due to the seal failing on the filter and spewing water all over my bathroom.
723135
Mounting the brackets into studs is always preferable, but not always possible. In my bathroom, the bracket on one end of the shower rod is mounted into a stud behind the drywall; the other end isn't. But I used very good mounting anchors-plastic anchors with a wide "flair," not the less effective ones provided with the rod-to secure that end. So far (after three months), it remains solidly mounted.
1114705
I think it would be good in a shower because the spread of the beam. My vestibule, where I have mine installed, is about 6' buy 3' and it REALLY lights it very well. Hope this helps.
462116
I think so, but not positive. I ordered it for my son and he installed it in his shower. We don't live in the same city.