Can it be removed from the wall and used in different locations or must it be stuck to the wall once mounted and you are limited by hose length?
1795738
John, I purchased this and no it doesn't need to be mounted to use. You can remove from walk and vacuum.
1561721
No. It's made to be mounted in a horizontal position on the tub, or on the deck around the tub. Why would you want the water stream directed back at the wall? Or a shower hose that wouldn't stay in the holder? Frankly, your question makes no sense.
1846679
It has a little release that allows you to unsnap it. However all the backing s are the same so there is really no chance of doing that. The individual pieces are connected to the wall with 3m command strips. So if you stick it to the wall the wrong way it's easy to remove without damaging the wall.
1617901
I have a 50" rubber hose on mine and it just cracked and is hanging on the wall. Too heavy for this light plastic.
766772
It's not removable, Meaning you cannot reuse it And you do have to pick at it to get it off the wall.
258838
It is held up by 2 mounting clips, it depends on your wall, if you have hollow drywall nails may not do it. Anything solid like wood nails will work.
838846
I can't really answer that because it is currently installed inside a wall but I can tell you that it fits snugly on the outside of a standard size central vacuum tube. The rigid kind that runs through the wall. It is used in installations where you may need to move the end attachment like a vac pan to get perfect alignment. Also it could be used as vibration isolator between the central vac and the main tubing running through the house. Just connect two pieces of tubing with this with a gap in between the two rigid tubes
2143500
Unfortunately, NO. That was a major goof by B&D.; I made room for it on my laundry room shelf. I'm used to it by now, so I guess it isn't critical for it to hang on the wall. This vac is super powerful. I'm glad I bought it.
1501793
It says you can but I can't see how. I have mine installed to the wall and it is awesome. I use it for car wash rags as well as bathing suits after getting out of the hot tub. There are others on the market that look more appropriate for bucket mounting. Good luck Benny.
1381374
Yes it can be. It's meant to come out of the wall. In the bathroom is where I placed it.
1017282
This has a magnet, too, and a large weight on the hose. You do have to keep the undersink area clear so the hose has room to retract, line any other of this type.
46473
It is not permanently attached to the wall. It stays on the wall because of what I would call compression and friction. One side of the rod has a mount that is adjustable and you simply turn it to make it fit the size of your shower/bath.
1366581
Yes you can. One end of the hose ( right side ) will unhook. There is a little sliding knob that should be closed. It can effect suction.
1860303
As a user who lost the hose (it blew off and sank before I could retrieve it) I would advise either holding the hose when pumping or tape it to the pump. As long as you can find the right diameter hose I don't see any reason why the hose can't be as long as you want. The pump has a strong projectile.
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The length of the hose does not matter! Do not buy this product! You will spend more time, first cleaning it and trouble shooting why it does not work, than it.s worth. But a Graco and be done with it. See my previous review.
1412997
In the past I've used L P service facility to make special hoses I would say you could get a longer hose however it's probably not an off the shelf item. Can't never did anything.
2178406
I would not put more than a 75 foot hose on the unit. It can hold up to 150 feet, but the weight of such a hose will eventually pull it off the wall right through the weak plastic housing. For my latest units, I anchored them to the wall with lag screws inserted through 2"x2" pieces of treated wood. I know nothing about leaking and rusting of inner tubing.