How do you roll a shower curtain past this support to other end of curtain rod?
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You can't roll the shower curtain past this support, because it gets in the way. To hang the shower curtain, attach the rings on either side of the support first- then hang the curtain on the rings. You can still pull your shower curtain back to hang open near the support.
634170
Attach the support rod where the rod starts to make the turn across the back of the tub. This leaves the curtain all the space it needs as side access to enter the tub. The curtain has to have rings on the other side of the support rod that hold up a small portion of the curtain back there that will never move. Hope this helps.
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Hi, I did a 90' bend, hooks are movable BUT it has to be done carefully has hooks are made of plastic. Other idea is buying rings that can fit around the tube and will make it easier to hook a curtain a move it around. Hope this is helpful :)
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I have a fabric shower curtain. The outside part stays just fine once rotated inward toward the shower. As long you you measure and mount it correctly to adjust for that height change.
324999
It is a super easy twist length rod (kind of like a shower curtain rod) - as you twist it it it extends and the pressure of the ends holds it up. Hope that helps!
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No, the curtain can't slide through. You need a split shower curtain. I bought 2 matching ones and it works fine. Otherwise, you can just open it to the support and leave the back part as is (i.e., install the curtain rings around the support).
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I just have a side light curtain hanging on it. It seems to be a very sturdy rod though. I am pleased with it
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There are two clamps on the vertical posts that hold the curtain. It sounds like you are only adjusting one of them.
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You muct use curtain hangers which will allow removal of the curtain. Once the two rods are assembled to the walls, you can not slip off a curtain with holes.
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The ends cannot be removed, that was the first thing I tried. I did not try to take apart from the center of the rod and put together again. When I get a chance I will try that. Thank you for your suggestions.
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I skipped the ceiling mount ( you can cut it to any length) but reinforced the support with my own constructed wall support. I just used a bracket for screwing conduit to a wall to support the shower curtain bar since I skipped the ceiling mounts. It's supported on three corners and holding up fine. Might be an issue if you have kids who will pull down on the shower curtain.
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I put all of them on the rod first, then I added the curtain. I had a little trouble closing them back up, but I have bad grip in my hands. I think they are well worth it. Hope this helps.
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I will gladly send photos of my installation (I tried to insert a photo and couldn't, if you know how let me know) I ran into a situation where the new mounting sights where the shower rod attaches to the wall was not at a point where a wall stud was located. I used a screw-in drywall anchor (like the The Hillman Group 41408 Self-Drilling Hollow Wall Anchor found on Amazon)
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The rod is stationary. It never moves again once it it up there, but it does add more room in your shower because it keeps the curtain pushed away.
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Yes, connect one whole straight piece on the short side of the curved part and about 6" on the long side of the curved part. Use a fingernail file to smooth the any burres at the joints and the curtain will glide smoothly along tho whole rod. Enjoy.
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I have two shower curtains mounted on it. They both start at the ceiling mount (one to the right and one to the left) and end at the wall supports. I overlap one hook on both curtains at the ceiling mount so it's closed at that point. My shower doesn't spray all the way to the back, so the gap back there isn't an issue. Hope that made sense.
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Take and CLEAN and lightly scuff up the area where the two rods meet and use quick epoxy to make a tapered area so the curtain doesn't get caught on the other rod. Works great if you do it right.
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I don't know. I did not have that happen but turn the rod counterclockwise that might help to extend it. I did think it was weird the way you had to do it. I finally gave up and my husband finished with it.