Is the bottom of the liner weighted adequately so that it doesn't billow in while you're showering?
769563
My curtain drapes far enough down in tub that billowing is never a problem.
769564
The bottom of liner is not weighted. The fabric is a medium to heavier weight and substantial hem seems to do the job. I do have an outer shower curtain that may be helping to prevent billowing.
769565
I don't think it's weighted, but the fabric is heavy enough that I never find it billowing. But I'm also using it as a liner for a decorative curtain. I shake it off after showering to help discourage mold. So far, I'm very pleased with it - especially for the price.
1287728
I realize I'm chiming in late on this question, but I'm giving my opinion more for new customers who may have the same question. NO, I do not use a liner with my curtain. It's a 'treated' cloth material that encourages water to slide on down... but, mine eventually started to retain some water toward the bottom. I use the curtain in a small 1/2 bath that tends to be on the darker side, although there is one small window. Personally, I prefer the curtain without a liner--since it allows the sunlight to filter into the shower--while still providing plenty of privacy. Additionally, I've found that even though the curtain does get wet now, it also dries fairly quickly, so I'm happy with it! I realize I'm chiming in late on this question, but I'm giving my opinion more for new customers who may have the same question. NO, I do not use a liner with my curtain. It's a 'treated' cloth material that encourages water to slide on down... but, mine eventually started to retain some water toward the bottom. I use the curtain in a small 1/2 bath that tends to be on the darker side, although there is one small window. Personally, I prefer the curtain without a liner--since it allows the sunlight to filter into the shower--while still providing plenty of privacy. Additionally, I've found... » Read More I realize I'm chiming in late on this question, but I'm giving my opinion more for new customers who may have the same question. NO, I do not use a liner with my curtain. It's a 'treated' cloth material that encourages water to slide on down... but, mine eventually started to retain some water toward the bottom. I use the curtain in a small 1/2 bath that tends to be on the darker side, although there is one small window. Personally, I prefer the curtain without a liner--since it allows the sunlight to filter into the shower--while still providing plenty of privacy. Additionally, I've found that even though the curtain does get wet now, it also dries fairly quickly, so I'm happy with it! « Show Less
2185914
Maybe? I don't really notice that it's weighing me down. I wear mine all the time. The one thing I will say though is that it's very hot now that the weather is warming up. I find I have to run mine underwater to soak it at half time.
739525
The unit itself is not heavy and probably won't pull down a tension placed shower rod. However when you place clothes on the unit then the weight of the clothes will probably pull the tension rod down.
31396
No, its needs a liner behind it due to being slightly see through but it's not bad at all . I love mine in my daughters bathroom
1234715
No, it doesn't. It has quarter-size magnetic weights at both bottom corners. It really does not need a liner and I would recommend against a liner for this curtain. It is semi-waterproof and the curtain will dry out in no time. Having this curtain for two months now and no mildrew. When mildrew does appear, I'll just throw it in the washing machine, remount on the curtain rod to let dry, to get rid of the mold/mildrew. Our family loves this particular shower curtain because it really livens up the bathroom and is easy to care for. Any discoloration on the inside of the curtain will not be easy to detect. I recommend this curtain.
734425
No it's not. Instead it has two small suction cups on each side, to press to the shower walls to keep it in place. It is a heavy weight vinyl, so it hangs pretty good even without the weights.
479213
No, the shower curtain is not thin. I use a cotton liner because I want to keep my DENY curtain in great condition. I want to keep it from getting worn and having to wash it. I just love it so much that, I want to prolong the beauty of it for as long as possible. I hope that answers your question.
1415647
No. its not too heavy. Its just right. The bottom is thick but the sides are thin. Its a good weight.
303835
Not at all. It's not one of those "feather - like" liners. I've bought this one several times already. It's a good weight.
2271467
My only concern would be with the decreased volume of water, there may be some bleaching of the liner if the float stays in one place.
734424
NO they are not weighted at the bottom. However, there is not need at least for me, they are heavy enough to stay in place. They do have small suction cups at each end, not at the bottom, more like in the middle.
173692
I have used it in the tub while showering, but probably most people would get a plastic liner. The inside of the curtain has seams where the different squares are joined together. I will probably get a liner eventually. It is certainly not necessary. (And it is really nice-looking, FYI)
602116
No, there is a weight below the sink. This faucet did not last 6 months before the hose inside ruptured and it was unfixable. I cannot recommend it.
580933
No, it doesn't. It's heavy enough on its own not to need them. The thickness keeps it in place. Best shower curtain I've ever had.
2166207
No, the liners do NOT have magnetic weights at the bottom. I have curved shower rods and the liners do not move at all. The liners are polyester (cloth) as opposed to some type of plastic-based type of material. My previous liner had a problem of constantly blowing into the shower from air currents. That doesn't happen with this one at all.
407498
No, but it doesn't need them. It is a much heavier weight than typical liners, so it doesn't billow out.