is the unit heavy? will it pull down a tension placed shower rod?
739523
The unit itself is "very" light but you would have to see how heavy it is with wet clothing. If the rod is fine with a liner and shower curtain I would doubt anything you would hang on this unit would be a problem. I use mine for my athletic stuff I don't want to put into the dryer. Cycling shorts are most likely the heaviest item for me. Lots of running socks and swimwear.
739524
The unit itself is not heavy. If you are hanging lingerie or socks, it should not pull down a tension rod.
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.
739526
The clothes hangar is very light-weight, so can be used on a tension rod that is secure. It weighs about the same as a heavy plastic hangar. I use it for gloves, socks, underwear, etc. I wouldn't hang pants or coats on it -- that would make it heavy.
739527
No. It works fine hanging from a tension rod. That's where mine hangs and I've had no problem with it. It's great!Marilyn Seaquist
739528
Hey Sam - I used two of these in my Brooklyn apartment on a tension rod. I put them at the ends of the rod by the walls, and it worked just fine. But I only put very light things on them. When I used them to dry my running shirts (heavy cotton - really weighty when wet) I hung it on the shower head.
739529
The unit is sturdy but light. Regarding the tension rod holding, it will depend upon what you hang from the clips.
1560864
if you pull it straight it will lock to prevent the load from dropping. If you pull it out at an angle, you can lower the load- We have been using them to raise a lot of heaters to a high ceiling and they work great.
1056274
I would think, there is an intended closet rod for these brackets which is very heavy, so I'm sure they could support a light shower rod. As far as moisture, I don't see why not, as long is the rod is secured properly
1716194
Neither the liner or the curtain have weights. My shower curtain is on a curved rod and I have not had any problem with it. I love the clear panel at the top and the curtain has been a good value for me.
1606648
The unit is weight/tension adjustable. There is a weight chart in the instructions...... adjust them out.
590453
I don't think so, it's fallen down several times just holding up a shower curtain that is not very heavy
959533
Yes, I have mine on a curved rod. It "hitches" on the place where the rod parts join in the center, but no more so than any other shower rod. It never comes off the rod. We have had it for over a year and no problems. And it is long and wide enough to do the job well. You should have no problem.
2252008
It's not but mine has a weight that hangs from the hose so when put back into place it's nice and snug. I'm not sure if the weight came with the item as my plumber installed the fixture.
1209906
I have not experienced that. I am using it with the curved shower rod and it's plenty long to stay inside the tub but heavy enough to stay in place. It works grea for me!
756678
Hung the shower rod a month ago and haven't had any slipping. I had the same concern about slipping. As long as it is hung according to the directions. Just make sure that it is good and tight in the open space before making that final tweak. Good quality. Looks great. Go for it. Connie
959654
Best to use on a shower rod. You can put it on without having to take down the rod.
254806
I don't know the weight pull. We had ours installed professionally and it feels like I could not pull it out of the wall no matter how hard I pulled or how strong I was.
46474
This is mounted shower bar and does nor have a tension/spring. The bar has a 1/2" screw tightening end cap that allows it to be secured. I would measure the distance between the shower walls, subtract 1/4", cut the bar, if necessary, with an inexpensive ($7.00-$8.00) pipe cutter and then twist the end cap to secure. This is a quality product from Moen, I don't think you will be disappointed.
1523493
not sure what your asking here, if your talking about a curtain rod I would say in an emergency ,maybe. the shower tension rod is more sturdy that's what I use and you don't need curtain rings the O's are your curtain rings.
92665
The ends "screw" to put tension on the wall. It is not spring loaded, but is a tension rod. No damage to the wall. I have had this hanging for months in the kid's bathroom. They have not managed to dislodge it to-date.
504426
No, but it is heavy enough that I haven't had a problem with it blowing when the shower is on, as other lighter-weight ones have.
1956583
No, it is not a tension rod. It does require drilling, so you will not want to purchase this particular rod.