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What is the size of the hole for hanging?

5 years ago

I have a stainless steel round peg built into my shower tile for hanging. It extends out, from the wall, about 1" & the front diameter is about 3/4" across.

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simplehuman
5 years ago
Great question! The diameter of the hanging loop is 0.5 inches.
Diane Price thanked simplehuman
Diane Price
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5 years ago
Thank you. We can probably attach something thru the handle to hang on the peg.
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