Would this fit over a shower door rail on the tub (minus the door of course)? Thanks
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I WOULD SAY IT NEEDS TO BE ON A FLAT SURFACE TO BE PROPERLY SECURED. I would remove the shower door and use a shower curtain instead as I would have a tendency to want to hold onto the shower door. This device is really excellent when installed properly.
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My tub is old, thick walled...somewhere between 4 to 5! inches probably (I'm not home tonite so can't measure). I'm very happy with the durability and it clamps on tight. Not beautiful to look at but great for what it's designed for,Carol
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yes minus the shower door it is completely adjustable to fit most bathtubs and an added benefit is it stable "and no wobbling can be felt unlike some of the rails i have purchased elsewhere
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I think it would but then you wouldn't be able to close the door. It isn't something that should be put on and taken off- it needs to be very tight so as not to slip.
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I would think so. The clamp part sits fairly low to the tub. The rail probably only comes up about an inch I would assume. Hope that helps.
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Not positive but I can tell you that the tightening mechanism is very secure and it is on the bottom end of the Clamp. The screw tightens so well I would think it would be safe. I don't believe it would slide sideways. Remember you can't use this on a plastic or fiberglass tub.
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yes but i recommend any all obstructions be removed (including the sliding tract if that's what you meant by your description of over a sliding door track "it is important that you remove it for proper safety in stallion and use a shower curtain after this removal of any obstruction the rail will fit properly ant not wobble this is very important that it is removed good luck
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It could -- except the clamped area would be reduced thereby probably making it less stable.
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It would go over it, but I believe it would leak very bad around it. Also, if it did fit snug, it would blow off as there is way more water pressure than what the hose dia and the holes in the head can handle. Its very cheap, save your $$$ and buy a real one at Home Depot in the shower fixture section.Take care, God Bless...
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It would not work on my door, because my door wasn't deep enough. I have a free standing shower . It hung nicely over the wall of the shower.
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I put mine over my shower. It fit but wouldn't stay if a lot of weight was on it
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Erin,I would love to answer your question. But I am simply not familiar with the shower enclosure you have. Sorry.
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Don't know about your tub, but I have one that is 4.5" for the shower & fits perfectly. A tub would be much smaller. From memory....I think the 2.75" would work.
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Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure it won't properly fit a rail that is not flat. It's definitely designed to lay on a flat surface vs a rounded type surface.
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Probably not. It's just a regular size shower curtain. My tub is 5 feet across and it fits with very little extra.
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It should if you hang it on the part that moves. I have a towel bar in my shower/bathtub area, so I hung it there. Hope this helps.
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Hi Violet,Wish I could help, but it turned out to be the wrong hardware for a tub/shower combination, and I returned it without really opening the box. For what it's worth, the return credit was hassle-free.
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No. You could mount a rail above the tub or even on the outside of the tub if you have built a wall around it, but I don't think you could put a support rail on the tub itself as it is made of acrylic/fiberglass.
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No, just use longer lightweight shower curtains. When we shoe curtains are pulled in, but otherwise we have them sort of spread outward over tub edges. It actually looks more authentic and Victorian for our historic house. This one worked for us, high ceilings and all.
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no, it will not. rod needs 2 walls facing each other like in your bathroom shower to work. the end brackets will not flex far enough back to make contact to the wall. I tried to use it over my bed as a curved canopy. it didn't work.
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Yes it can fit, that is how I have it installed. It comes with an extra pole to extend from floor to ceiling if there is no ledge on your tub.
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yes..however..the weight of JUST a curtain may tip it off the rail, since it works, basically, like a see-saw. Best to pick a different shower ring if u only want it for a curtain.
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I'm not sure as I didn't use it over a door. I would think it would fit over the door but it would depend on how much room is at the top of your door whether or nto it would close. I really liked it as I had a very small office.
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It would go over it, but I believe it would leak very bad around it. Also, if it did fit snug, it would blow off as there is way more water pressure than what the hose dia and the holes in the head can handle. Its very cheap, save your $$$ and buy a real one at Home Depot in the shower fixture section. Take care, God Bless...