I have a 34 inch shower enclosure. Can this rod be cut down to fit?
151604
I don't know for sure but I would say no. The longest part of the rod that fits onto the other part is over 34'". The two different sides have to fit together. I am afraid that the curve of fitting them together might not work cutting it that short. Just my opinion.
331987
Thank you for the inquiry, you can cut the down rod shorter provided you orient the motors downward like the picture. This model allows you to move the motors up to 90-degrees.Thank you,Mike H.Dan's Fan City
1021661
I looked at the manufacturers web site and it says this rod is only good for 58" to 60.5" shower installations. Back when I was searching on Amazon for mine I saw some other options that would work for you. Just keep looking. Good luck.
685831
Yes it can be cut, it comes in two pieces and wound be easy to shorten. I will also say its tricky to install, but when installed it is very functional and gives the shower more room.
681576
Yes, the bar can be shortened. A tubing cutter or a careful cut with a hacksaw will reduce the bar length to your needs. The bar simply slides into the wall mounted supports so measure carefully and cut as needed.
800502
Yes, just cut the rod to size. The shaft that connects to the ceiling is about 1 1/2 inches and the set screw is near bottom, so there's room to fine tune the exposed length of the rod.
760921
My shower is only 43"...but even a bit of protrusion would be nice. Will this work in that small width?
1219238
I think you could if you have the means to cut it. As it is the smallest it goes is about 42". I love this curtain rod:)
1240616
Yes it can be cut. However, I have seen others that are already cut for a shower.
561466
The rod is adjustable from 52-71 inches. Sounds like you need a smaller one.
969170
Yes I am sure you could. Simply cut off a few inches on each piece. The issue is the spring loaded insert that goes through the holes to determine the length. It probably could be moved with a pop rivot.
314047
The length of a regular shower rod, you can cut it if it is too long. We used ours for a cover for our ceiling fan rod
1688304
For me it varied. I have a 48" shower stall so I mounted the one end and began with the full length rod/bar and it was way too much. I recall cutting about 12" off the end to give me about 8" over arc. For a 5 foot shower or tub, you should see about 7 to 9 inches of arc [depending on if the rod mounts to the wall and where exactly you install the bracket relative to the shower curb or tub]. The manufacturer is great to deal with though!
1225789
If you are referring to the rod length, if you do not need a 42" cut it off to the length you need with a hacksaw or whatever you want to use. It does not damage the rod to do this.
362659
the rods do not come attached to the end supports, so i believe you could cut them before attaching them
2190161
Yes you can cut the rod to what ever size you need. The end plug is serated and can be removed and re-inserted. Once you have cut the rod to size, take the cut off end and insert a dowel (or whatever you have that fits inside the tube) and tap on it with a hammer until the plug pops out, then place it on the end of the rod and tap it back on.
991028
For my tub the rod was 1.5 inches short for the dry wall opening above the tub/shower. For me installing the unit with a 1"x4" piece of hard wood on each side as a spacer will work. The wood is actually 0.75" thick so it makes up for the rod being short and gives a firmer surface to attach to.