I don't see why not. I'd be somewhat concerned about Chrome pitting in bad weather, but so long as surface attached to is sufficient. Should work ok. I used 2 to provide my mother with grips to enter her home and navigate the steps.
Thank you. That is 3.26 inches.
The screws are painted stainless steel, as far as I could tell. I mounted mine outside the shower, so it will get lots of humidity but not direct water flow. I think over time it might develop some rust if the bar, brackets and screws are exposed to chronic wet conditions inside the shower. The bar itself is a bit thinner than other grab bars and doesn't have a rubber or textured surface. So it could be slick if saturated with water. It's a great bar for my use, but it would depend on your particular application inside the shower. I hope this helps.
RP3081
Thank you. We do not recommend using these Assist bars for anything other then their intended purpose.
Thank you. This does not come in beige.
Yes, but use a drill bit for glass and tile. I put a piece of masking tape on the tile so that the bit will not slip
Yes
Yes, in shower. Replaced exact one in 10 minutes
You could shorten it. It is riveted in place so you would have to drill out the rivets and tap or use self tapping screws to reassemble.