The opening where the rod needs to go is a 1 1/4 inch each side square. Will this rod work? The brackets are porcelain and built into the wall.
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My brackets were also porcelain, built into the wall, but just under one inch to a side of the opening. The rod was 3/4 inch thick. It works well but is slightly smaller than the original, so there is some "wiggle room." With your size opening I'd look for a rod that is 1 inch square for a closer fit. This one would probably work though, if the space around it doesn't bother you..
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Easily,Make the rod 1" larger than the opening and tighten it clockwise. This fixes it in place. It will be 1" larger than the opening. Then simply compess it to fit in the opening. It could not be much simpler. ....... It is patented...It does not work like other rods which you have to twist into place and have walk around your shower wall.John R. Carney, Inventor & Engineer for Interdesign, Inc.
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It will fit rods up to 1 1/8" diameter.RegardsAndrew - Wrenwane Customer Service Manager
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The widest portion (where it touches the wall) measures 1.445" with my digital caliper. So it should fit through a 1.6" diameter opening.
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The brackets that are included with the rod only allow a 3" to 4" clearance from the wall. If, like me, you wanted to install blackout curtains over a set of vertical blinds on a sliding glass door, you should search for a bracket that will allow up to 6" or 7" inch clearance. I did manage to find them on Amazon as well.
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It should. You might have to put a thin block raiser inside the space to get it centered and covering your opening.
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The diameter is approx. 1/4 inch, so would not fit the rod. However, most people buy a (cheap) set of shower curtain rings and those would easily fit into the ring opening and then onto the rod.
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The brackets say they are 4 inches wide but on our 3-1/2 inch top rail we had to add 3/4 inch blocks behind them to make them work. There is no adjustment except for your creativity but they have worked well after that for us.
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It should work. I just put a small piece of wood in between the bracket and the wall to makeup the difference. It worked perfect. This gate is great too, I would recommend!! My opening was a bit larger like yours and this was the best gate I could find!
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The width of the brackets is two inches. In my case the surface to which I attached the brackets was only 1 3/4' wide, but was open on one side so the brackets over- hangs the surface by 1/4", which was not a problem.
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The opening is just slightly bigger than 1/4". We put in 1/4" thick board and it works well.
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Vertical clearance 4-1/2"; larger hanging bracket opening is 1"; smaller is 1/2"
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Daiwa's website says ceramic guides for this model so assuming this is the same rod, yes. http://www.daiwa.com/rod/detail.aspx?id=552
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The standard bracket fits an exterior flange less than 1/4 inch( when closed the surface outside is nearly flat. The tall one works for an exterior flange up to 1" ( not a flush exterior flange)
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You need to be able to screw the bracket into the wall and then yes I believe it would work
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No, unfortunately, the brackets are designed to be at a certain angle to support the rod from side wall to side wall, not flat against one wall. Because I have a corner tub, I wanted to mount it at an angle, but I had to modify my plans to accommodate the inflexibility of the bracket setup.
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My rod is a 1 inch diameter and it fits great. I would try these metal glides, because having a separate hook for the shower liner and curtain is very convenient.