Our wall mounts are designed to mount to any wall surface you can drill or screw into.

Each comes with a complete fitting kit containing the hardware you will need.

1. Pick the location where you want to install the bracket
2. Place the holder at your desired position and height, and place a mark where the screws will be
3. Drill to the depth of the raw plug
4. Insert the raw plug and then screw the holder to the wall.

The simple answer is yes, you can stick our wall-mounted soap dispenser to the wall, but we don't think sticking them down is a long-term or safe way to install a wall mount bracket to the wall unless done by a professional installer.

The safest way is to install it with the attached fitting kit by screwing it to the wall.

The height at which a wall-mounted soap dispenser should be installed can depend on whether it's in a commercial/public space or home, who the primary users will be and where it's being installed. Here are our recommended guidelines:

Fitting Heights for Showers and where the user is usually stood up.

• User Accessibility: In a private home, the height should be determined based on the comfort and accessibility of the primary users. Typically, placing the dispenser around 40 to 50 inches (101 to 127 cm) from the floor is a comfortable height for most adults.
• Children's Accessibility: If children will be using it, consider installing it lower, around 20 to 30 inches (50 to 76 cm) from the floor, or consider their height and reach.
• Countertop/Sink installation heightPractical Height: Regardless of the location, the dispenser should also be mounted at a height where it is practical and comfortable to use, generally around 6 to 10 inches (15 to 25 cm) above the top of the sink or countertop.

Disabled Wheel Chair installation height.

• When installing a wall-mounted soap dispenser intended for use by an individual in a wheelchair, the dispenser should be placed in a location where it can be easily reached by a person sitting in a wheelchair, without the need to twist or strain. Dispensers should be installed in an area where they can be reached with minimal forward reach for those seated in wheelchairs, especially if they have to reach over a counter or sink.
• The dispenser should not be higher than 48 inches (122 cm) above the floor if the reach is over an obstruction (like a countertop or sink).
• If there is no obstruction, the maximum height should not exceed 54 inches (137 cm) above the floor.

Investing in a quality soap bottle bracket is worth it. It is one of the best bathroom accessories you will ever purchase, as it prevents unwanted product removal, keeps your space clear, looks great, and lasts longer than cheaper alternatives.

Manual pumps are best as they require little or no maintenance; automatic dispensers may need batteries replaced and may break over time.

Look for the quality and thickness of the metal used to make the bracket. Avoid base metals and look for thicker 304-grade stainless steel, which prevents rust in wet environments.

All kuishi brackets are made from 2.5mm high-quality 304-grade stainless steel.