How does it attach to the wall? Can it attach to granite tile?
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You need to drill holes in the tile with a carbide-tipped masonary drill bit. I used a 6 mm bit (slightly less than 1/4 inch). The holes need to be at least 1 inch deep, so they must go through the tile and into the wall behind it; a total of 4 holes are required. Plastic inserts are hammered into the holes, and the screw that are provided are screwed into the inserts to mount brackets to the wall. The screws cause the inserts to expand and wedge firmly into the wall. I suggest you first do some internet research on the best way to drill granite tile. A rotary hammer drill would be fast, but may risk cracking the tile.
176605
My brother did, But you have to build a framework for it to attach to. It by itself is not designed for a wall.
123903
Depends on your counter. Ours is granite, so the contractor brought hardware needed for mounting. I think it came with template and some things for mounting under wood counter.
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No, it has brackets to keep it in place so unless you can figure out a way to get it to stay (maybe screws?) I don't really think it can mount to a wall.
891469
You can do both. It will set on the floor and has the key like attachments if you want to secure it to a wall. I suggest if you are going to mount it to a wall find moly "fixtures" and layer them in multiple units. If you do find a stud, anchor that on that side. Use moly bolts/fasteners if your 2x4/ are not where they should be.:)
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I would say no, since the manufacturer does not specify it bonding to granite.
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We have granite too and there is a soft base. It appears to be glued on but no issues with sliding it on counter tops. There are no sharp edges. The chrome around the base has a rounded edge. It's pretty heavy. I don't pick up by the top.
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You can attach it to a cabinet. But, if you do mount it to the wall make sure to use the little rubber wall angers that go into the wall before the screws.
1736148
It comes with a plastic mounting ring that is mounted to a ceiling tile with a metal backing ring. The plastic could be mounted directly to something solid such as wood or brick.
544778
We have not tried to attach it to a wall. We move the 2 we have around to different places as needed.
510895
Has brackets that go onto wall with screws/Sheetrock screws. Then bar attaches to those. Not too hard to do. Recommend using level gauge if available.
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I honestly don't know. We hung it on a sheet-rock painted wall in to a stud. I would assume if you have a stud, you could attach it to any kind of wall.
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I just mounted this onto a tile backspash, but I had cut tile ahead of time to accommodate it. I would imagine you would have to either drill into the tile, or remove two tiles and cut to fit. Then just mount the plastic screw mounts into your wall and then the bar on top. You can dig through the grout and pop off a tile, then just re-grout if you need too.
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It comes with screws. I just used a Philips head screw driver and was able to attach it right to the wall.
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My husband mounted it on the wall as the tile was being mounted. It had to be glued in place. He then grouted around it. I don't know if it could be mounted on existing tile.
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There are special toggle like mechanisms that I used to attach to the cultured marble and drywall. You have to drill a large enough hole to pass the mechanism threw with a hole saw. I do not remember the size maybe 1 3/8" ?? I weigh 300+ lbs. and I pushed on it and it did not move. Good product!!!!
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it comes with wall anchors and screws. These are designed for indoor stucco or wood but if you have a drill and bit for masonry, it should work