has any one removed the water resistant strip to relocate?
1772102
I cant answer this as have never gotten them put up as had some that came with the shower and still using them. I am so sorry I cant help you
1772103
I have removed the water resistant strips many times (on this an other items.) They come off easily and leave no mark. I have used them on tile, fiberglass surround, corian solid surface, and even painted walls. Don't pull straight out or the tab will tear. Think of it like stretching chewing gum straight down...slowly. (edit: you can't reuse the strip once you take it off. You will need to get another one to put it back up.)I don't ~know~ how they work, but I am guessing there are little bubbles inside of some sort containing release agent and your goal is to stretch and break them to release. At least that is what it seems like! I have removed the water resistant strips many times (on this an other items.) They come off easily and leave no mark. I have used them on tile, fiberglass surround, corian solid surface, and even painted walls. Don't pull straight out or the tab will tear. Think of it like stretching chewing gum straight down...slowly. (edit: you can't reuse the strip once you take it off. You will need to get another one to put it back up.)I don't ~know~ how they work, but I am guessing there are little bubbles inside of some sort containing release agent and your goal is to stretch and break... » Read More I have removed the water resistant strips many times (on this an other items.) They come off easily and leave no mark. I have used them on tile, fiberglass surround, corian solid surface, and even painted walls. Don't pull straight out or the tab will tear. Think of it like stretching chewing gum straight down...slowly. (edit: you can't reuse the strip once you take it off. You will need to get another one to put it back up.)I don't ~know~ how they work, but I am guessing there are little bubbles inside of some sort containing release agent and your goal is to stretch and break them to release. At least that is what it seems like! « Show Less
1772104
I have not had to do, but it does come with 2 strips and I have used the command strips in the past and there has never been an issue with removing the strip and then using a new strip to locate an item elsewhere. As long as I followed the steps given with the items, they come off nice and cleanly for me. I did relocate a hook that I keep my little scrubbie for my liquid soap when in the shower and just used another water resistant strip to place that hook elsewhere and there were absolutely no issues. We have a fiberglass shower, if that helps.
1995497
I haven't had to move mine, but I would probably have to say no. I've accepted the fact that I'll have to buy a new one it if I ever move. Thankfully, it's so affordable! I'm not 100% sure though, I'd ask the vendor.
1867242
No - I've moved so I have had four of them and they have all been fine. Did yours get a scratch and do you have hard water?
1365463
Yes, we have moved it. It's bulky and takes two people. You wouldn't want to move it often.
766774
sorry haven't tried to remove it. I would think from putting it up it wouldn't be too hard, but not sure. Sorry
558645
I did not use the strip, I just placed it inside the cabinet, close to the door, and it works just fine. You can move it anywhere you want if you don't get it in the exact place the first time.
377970
Starla, there is a vinyl anti-water strip that is placed on the glass on the hinge side of the panel. This strip will be cut and notched by the installer and will provide protection against leaking. The instruction manual is very detailed for cutting and installing this strip, but should you have any questions please feel free to contact the DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to help with any questions regarding strip notching or cutting.
190103
I never had any intention of removing mine. But I've heard that you can apply it to a rubber backung so you can roll them up when not in use. You might be able to use velcro then, to apply it where you want it to go. And good luck!
1375273
Yes, xD i took the plate off but its oversized enough that you could remove the screws and mount the new pad back over the original pad and prevent its loss, also stripper clips are really tight i took pliers and loosened em' up a bit also closed up one end so i could only load them one direction to help avoid rim-lock
2221065
I remove mine all of the time, but it depends on how you apply. I did not use the strips to attach mine permanently, but use static to hold it in place. That works well for me.
1260925
Thank you for your time. In regards to your inquiry, this unit is not water resistant. Please feel free to contact us directly at 800-991-3350 if you have any additional inquiries.
280101
the only thing I did was put Duct tape on both ends of the strips.....that stopped it from doing any moving.....hope that helps or answers your question
1028686
I have not but I bet it would work. They leave no marks behind and no water where you have squeegeed.
1227299
Yes it can be removed easily. The ends of the cables will be exposed when unit is removed, because they plug into the back of unit. The molded plugs are water tight and shouldn't be a problem. You can always wrap with a plastic bag and rubber bands if you want extra security from the elements.
956774
Not that I have noticed, but the strip is very durable looking so I don't think it should be thrown away or you will need to.
358977
No but device has a floating material which can be easily removed until warmer weatherJust remove top and interior can be removed
961151
Yes you can, however you need to keep the strip out of the elements. Do not place in an exposed location, cover with a water proof membrane in a dry location.