Will the 60" rod compress for use in a 56"opening?
1116841
I am sure it would. If not, it would be super easy to cut down the inside rod if you needed an inch or two off. I have been using the product for over a year and it has held up very well, btw.
1116842
Yes it will. I just tried it for you. It will just need a few twists. Easy to do you will see when you get the rod.
1116843
Sandy, I'm afraid I won't be much help on your question. My door way opening is 60", but I did need to expand the rod a "few twists" to fit my opening, but I don't know if it would compress down to 56".
1116844
If I was home I could answer this, but I won't be for a couple of weeks. If you don't get an answer, I will check it out then.
1116845
Yes, I just took it down and measured it with a tape measure on the floor. You sort of twist it to make it go smaller... I got it down to 55" and stopped there because my daughter Lucy is screaming at me.
1855557
Robyn: Sorry, I completely missed this question. You can bow it a little bit and it will fit in the 58" space or you could trim a couple inches off the rod. The rod is separate and inserts into the mounting brackets so it can be cut down.
143301
My grill is 56" and the cover fits perfectly. It may be a little big for your grill.
855242
My opening is 44 inches and I believe there is plenty of room to go, so you would probably be fine. The site probably is the best thing to check for specifics.
43564
The 65 or 50 should work for you ,90 might be a little bit too heavy for your rod
2056507
No. I squeeze a 54 gauge into with the plastic. Anything bigger would be pushing it.
950057
I would say most likely no...mine is on a 54 inch bench and has some extra room, but I doubt you could cover 60. I think the ad said it was for a 50 something inch bench.
950054
I'm not sure. Mine is 48" & it covers nicely with a little extra. Don' think it will cover all the way to 60.
745051
No, but if you wanted to use every available inch of space, you could have a replacement caddy built that would exactly fit your opening. It wouldn't be very expensive; any good cabinet shop or woodworker could do it.
1516927
This rod fit in my 58" shower. The directions said it was for a 60" shower. Hope that helps. We are really happy with ours paired with a ring less curtain with an inside liner.
1498370
I put a 48" set on it and it looks great. I think a 60" would look out of proportion.
1633282
Good evening Lucy B. In not sure a 56mm tube will fit, I think the biggest would be 50mm. A 3-8x50mm but with a 1" tube.
1631293
There is a full 18" of opening on both sides, so your components will fit. As to the 60 lb load, maybe. You may have to brace the legs a bit more...
1444691
Id say not. I keep a two piece 7 foot rod in mine and just don't think it has the extra room. However, in guess it would depend on where the joint in your rod is. Mine is not exactly in the center so one piece is shorter than the other. Hope this helps.
1498372
The description says up to 50 inches. A 60" would extend several inches beyond the piece. I wouldn't try it. Just my opinion. I love this piece.
1608052
Sure; in fact you'll have more overlap on the frame, making it more secure. My opening is 35 - sort of skimpy for me - yet it works!!!
2151692
Yes it will. You could go as big as 55" but that's about all. It's a total assemble yourself and took a while to accomplish so make sure you have plenty of time and patience to accomplish.