FAQ's

Here you will find the most common questions about The Solid Mount®

When properly installed, The Solid Mount® meets or exceeds UBC (universal building code) and Canadian specs of 300lbs.

When you hear plastic, you think cheap or weak. But the misconception is the word plastic. We use a 6000psi ABS mix of 3 different materials plus proprietary additives for The Solid Mount®, which gives us our strength. Also, remember, many parts in machinery, cars, motorcycles, and other items have components made from the same base 6000psi mix we use. When properly installed, The Solid Mount® meets or exceeds UBC (universal building code) and Canadian specs of 300lbs.

The 2″ hole is for the ability to move the mount to line it up with the center of or the stud has a slight bow.

The Solid Mount® has an adjustable mounting shaft that can be adjusted from 7/8” -2 1/8” to accommodate most showers. If you have a cobnition that is out of those specs go to our Problem Solving page. For more assistance.

The simple answer is No. A shower seat would create a different load and sheer than a grab bar.

You need to ensure an air gap between the acrylic and the studs. Most Acrylic showers are glued to the drywall directly, so there is no air gap.

Use a hacksaw to cut the spacers making sure they are cut square.

No, Pre-drill the holes per instructions (Steps 24-30). Screw the 6 ‎- Specialty S/S Screws in by hand until tight.

Nothing to worry about. Here is a link for you to download a copy of the instructions here, or you can watch the assembly video as we show step-by-step instructions here.

Yes there is, You can watch the assembly video as we show step-by-step instructions here.

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