Our old bar is 25" from screw to screw. Will this fit? We have a natural limestone shower and I don't want to make any new holes....
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23 inches between screw holes .I used the original bottom one and filled the top one. Not noticable.
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Sorry, but I have no idea. I only bought it for parts so I didn't need to worry about the screw length.
1714285
Look at the second picture. See how the opening is round, with notches? Unless you have a very oddly shaped bar, this should fit on it.
1552809
The rod is held in place at a distance you choose. So if you already had holes in the wall from your old shower bar this will work just great. You are going to love this unit. It is extremely well made.
430591
it will not fit without a little work but it should be easy to put a wood block against the tub, measure to be sure, about 3-4 inches would be good. Even paint it if you want it to look better. good luck.
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it depends. the bar over the shower ends in hooks that flare up and they are somewhat large. if your towel bar is away from the wall more than normal, it might work.
2034136
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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My bath/shower is 53" and the rod fits. It still has about 6" of section on the small inner rod before you get to the joint. It comes in two sections and I think you can probably cut the section that slides into the other. That is what we were going to do, but it fit without cutting.I hope this helps.
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I don't think 2.5 inches will work. My bar is a standard 3/4 inch pipe which is 1.05 inch nominal outside diameter. The handles seem designed for about that size. I think a 1 inch standard pipe, outside diameter 1.315 might work, but no larger.
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The distance is 7/8" between the holes. If you have to add a hole just leave the rod in place when you leave. Believe me it's worth it for the extra room in the shower.
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Should work for you if you have seperate on off knobs. Shower stand should fit between them
454682
Yes, if you gave sufficient pressure. I didn't use the slide bar, but mounted the slide bar holder on the other wall, hang the hand head from that. (Not a perfect fit, but it works.) Shower stream from two directions!
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I love this towel bar!!! It extends 5" from the wall. I have the 5" bar on top, I think it could be turned eitherway. Saw the exact at friends house and started looking! Found at a home improvement store, butwas more expensive. Hope it works in your space. Really looks sharp! Not the same basic single barsthat most people have. Good Luck!
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I have 2 of these that fit easily over a 1.75" exhaust, and they are great quality after 6 months. However, I'm not sure if they will make it as far as 2.25". I can't easily remove them or I would check, but I think I remember that 2" is the max to be able to use the set screws on it. If you are willing to have someone weld a couple of 'tack' points after removing the screws, I'm sure they would work.
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It's been awhile since putting my bar up. I remember it takes a bit of turning to get it in place. I'd say 1/4 inch is too tight. You probably need at least a couple of inches of space to secure it. Once installed they are VERY strong. Good Luck.
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The curve of shower cannot be longer than 70 inches and the rod curve and angle of shower wouldn't exactly match. So from edge on one side to other side edge if you have 70 inches or less it may work. The rod mounts are a little forgiving so depending on the angle it should work
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The overall length of the bar is 13 5/8. From the middle to middle of the screws is 8 3/4 in. Hope this helps. It really easy to put in. Looks good over my pedestal sink. Think I'll put one in the back bathroom, too, and get rid of my stand up one.
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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.