The listing says 5 foot. If your wall is 4'10"", does the rod adjust or does it have to be cut down?
760918
For 2 inches you might be able to just bend the arch a little more but otherwise it needs to be cut. It does not adjust.
760919
Depending on how far you wanted it to arc, but if you do, it won't be much. I'm thinking mine came with templates and a very nice product.
760920
The simple answer is yes. At its standard length, the Rod bows way out into the room. Put in between walls closer together, it would be even farther into the room. The good news is that you can mount the brackets and try the rod in them. If it doesn't work ( protrudes too far out into the room), you can cut it off using a hack saw. Unless you are a math wiz and can calculate how far you want it to extend into the room, I suggest cutting the rod in 1-11/2 inch increments. And them trying the rod in the brackets. It is an easy job. Go for it.
760921
My shower is only 43"...but even a bit of protrusion would be nice. Will this work in that small width?
760922
I had to cut mine a bit shorter, but it was easy to do. Remember though that the shorter you cut the bar, the less arc you have. you will be loosing some of the desired effect of creating space in the enclosure, by keeping the shower curtain as far away from you as possible. Measure twice, cut once, as my old high school teacher Art Taylor used to say. Mike
1459449
This "rope" can not be downsided very easlily in my mind, but if you connect to the outside (or inside) of the walls instead of at the edge of the walls it can be adjusted to differrent lenghts. The hardware provided will accomadate that. Of course another factor for adjusting length is how much you want to let it hang down.
705660
Yes you can adjust it up or down. Wall mounted no, not unless you come up with a gadget to do so.
99804
I mounted it without the down rod. The downrod is 4 inches, my clearance is about 8. I wouldn't chance it, to close.
810398
The hanging bar does not adjust. It is suspended by two brackets that attach to the top rack. The brackets and thus the rod can easily be taken off as they aren't attached to the top rack, just hung there. I'll hang wet jeans to dry on the rod and at the same time i can still use the front edge of the top rack to hang my clothes hangers on.
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.
2254901
Yes, it can easily be adjusted. It comes with several pieces of rods that can be added or removed to adjust the length. We shortened oursby 6".
693053
Yes you just have to adjust for the width. It is not adjustable once you stick it to the wall.
1685778
I cut mine down to size so don't have a way to measure it.But I would say 4 inches at least.
1503819
I trimmed mine to 34 inches and it works great. I would not think another two inches would make a difference. As to how much can be trimmed, I'm not sure, but some of the center rod would be needed to work properly.
199021
The opening for the rod is at 6' wide making it 10' long but it can be used either way depending on one's needs. It can be secured with clips if a wider width is needed.
270071
This rod needs to be cut to fit whatever opening. So you can cut it smaller to any size that is smaller than the original. I have 3 of these and w
2072608
Down rod is adjustable. it comes in 4 threaded sections (2 - 12", 2 - 15") that can be connected in any combination. I used 1 of each length in the room with a 10' ceiling and nobody bumps their head - yet it is low enough to the large coffee table to allow for good reading light.
242260
Straight section (wall to hoop) is almost exactly 3". Depending on the diameter of the rod you are going to use, the distance of the rod to the wall will be larger (in my case it is about 3 1/2").
701770
Don't forgt the incline... at 10% it will reduce your ceiling clearance by around 3-4 inches
496836
You can adjust the height you want the rods to be so that you can reach without the stick if you'd like. I personally leave it higher so I can use the bottom space for more storage room. Hope this helps.
139279
I don't think so. I did not use a 4" rod. The fan is closer to the ceiling. My guess is right around one foot from ceiling..Give or take a few inches.