How does this rod adjust? Does it have a thinner part that fits inside the main part of the rod making a bump for the curtain rings?
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Yes, it has a thinner part that fits inside the main part, but the bump is subtle. The rod is nice and does expand shower space. Be careful attaching the ends. Also, if you're going to drill into tile, I suggest you watch some You Tube videos on the subject to avoid damaging tile. Its not hard either if you have the right tools. This is a good rod for the money.
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Because the rod is adjustable, it's two. It does have a little plastic piece that slips in the larger rod leading to the smaller rod to give it a 'smooth transition' ... yeah, not so much. The shower rings do get caught. It's a very nice rod though ... very sturdy. If you can find a way around the rings, I'd highly recommend.
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Rod is metal and adjustable (one side goes into the other for you to pull or push to the width you need).
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Hi the netting has a pocket at the top and you slide in a tension rod (simliar to most show curtain rods) that twists to adjust to the width of the door. The outter edges of the netting has Velcro stickers that attach to the door jamb to keep down movement.
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it adjusts. It is the best hanger because it doesn't weigh, it is Slim and does not swivel. they last.
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I believe it is one piece which extends and locks into place. I purchased the clips frequently purchased with the rod and they've worked great. It glides easily and I have yet to see any rust. Wrenwane Shower Curtain Hooks - 100% Stainless Steel, Polished Chrome,... Wrenwane Shower Curtain Hooks - 100% Stainless Steel, Polished Chrome, Set of 12 Rings
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Hello, Tom from the ShowerAuthority team here. You can bend the curtain rod profile 90 degree as long as you maintain a minimum of a 6 inch radius. It is helpful to bend the profile around some round object and make "babysteps" while bending. The profile will spring back a little and it's best to do it in small increments until you reach the final shape.
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Yes, it's very adjustable. You can remove sections of the rods if required.
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It's two parallel arched rods. That are adjustable by sliding inside of each separate rod. Just make sure not pull the rods apart when installing. I am completely satisfied with it.
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Yes, This will allow the curtain rings to easily slide over the spot where the two pieces of the rod come together.
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Yes. The round plastic openings that came with the curtain have a slit on the side that allowed the round circles to hang onto the rod.
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The curtains I recieved had to slide onto the rod there were no rings. It is hidden by the fabric.
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The finials are pretty small, about 2 inches. The grommet curtains I got tended to come off the end, so I captured the last grommet between the end of the rod and the finial and haven't had any trouble with the curtains coming off the rods. The size of the finials might not be a problem if you get a different type of curtain or a curtain with a smaller grommet. They really look nice for the price, so I don't mind having to get a bit creative.
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No. The rod ends have a roll up device that would not be easy to remove in order to change the length.
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It completely covers a regular curtain rod. It has a slit that goes stretches the length of it. If you don't mind it not completely enclosing the conduit, it could do wider.
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I measured my rod and it is almost 3.5 inches. The rings fit on it, it may be a bit tight, but once they are on they move freely. I hope this helps you.
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Hi, the size of the rod determines how much room you will have while showering. This rod will work but I would recommend a rod closer to the size of your tub so the curtain is not hanging half way back on your tub. Thanks, Kathy