Does this Moen 8716 Grab Bar have Moen's "securemount" design
1792202
Yes it has the design to fit the Moen SecureMount Wall Anchors which are purchased seperately
182953
Unlikely, too many things would have to fit together. The grab bar hardware is not likely to match the togglers, I would go with something more specific.
1545223
no the one I have needed to be bolted to the table. It takes more effort than I expected. I am thinking about mounting it vertically and making the lever longer with a removable pipe for more leverage.
1951236
No, the hardware provided only allows you to mount the bar to tile which will not support the weight of a person. A grab bar needs a stud behind the tile to provide support for a person.
1133765
My Moen 'classic stainless' pulldown faucet is close. The soap dispenser is another mfgr. They are not a perfect match, as you'd expect from different mfgrs and even different lots. Once installed, they're so close the only one who'd notice the difference is me.
1004810
Yes..it's a simple clip that attaches and detaches from the bar. Very solid.
1088929
my faucet is brushed nickel. the grab bar, which is mounted 5' away, matches very well. Even if there's some slight tonal difference, it's not too discernable.
1184398
Not sure--go to the Moen web site and you will find the information you need.
1883925
Not sure about ridgid I have nct bracket had to use a bolt and nut to hold the bar on each side but I like it better because it makes it very difficult to steal
1134328
Actually the grab bar has not been installed so I can not give you an answer. Sorry.
689082
No. They do utilize torque fasteners and multiple components have to be removed. unless you are familiar with these rails they appear integrated. I have little concern about mine being stolen.
1484664
I don't own this exact towel bar, but I can tell you how similar ones work. There's a small metal piece that screws to the wall, and then the trim plate for the towel bar goes on top of that and is secured by a small setscrew at the very bottom. It's a pretty secure system, and it's also very clean looking, since you really don't see the setscrew at the bottom of the trim plate.
1383821
Yeah, it does.... if you pass the handle through the loop that the door stop is attached to, the whole thing slides down and cinches to the bar, with no way to slide off. It's really secure. My JGXT has a label sewn to it that shows how to do this, and I think they have it on the website too.
586929
The brackets had to be where the studs were. The bar slides through holes in the brackets., then gets screwed to the brackets. We had to cut our bar shorter due to a door. It works and looks great.
177039
No it does not. Once installed, the bar is fixed in the outward bowed position. I might be like many who occasionally will dry something in the shower - especially winter gloves, hats, etc. and clip items on a hanger from the shower rod to drip safety in the tub. So the outward bow of the new rod was a minor concern. As a short term fix I still have the original shower rod in place. I guess I'll shop around for one of those pull string devices you see in hotels and remove the old rod.
884527
I'm not sure if it does I installed in for a customer a while back. Call Moen they will be able to help answer your question.
184983
The mount is plastic with a chromed plastic cover at each end. The bar itself is metal. It is very durable, but I would not use it as a grab bar.