the description says it is a "cut to fit" shower rod... do you have to cut it or is it a tension/twist mount?
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it says "Zenith Minial Adjustable Tension Shower Rod, 72 Inches" and "Adjustable to fit 41-72-inches to fit virtually all standard bathtub sizes" it's ajustable no cutting nessecery
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Twist and go. Tension mount worked well. No cutting or screwing anything into the wall.
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You could maybe cut to fit but I just twisted and installed. Holds better than the screw-in the wall type. It is like a cutrin rod.
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You need a vice and a hack saw....mark the spot on the rod you would like to cut and discard....clamp the rod in a vice; using the hack saw cut the rod...on our corner shower curtain rod I used two vertical rods to give additional strength...it has been working just fine....IWD
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Yes it can be cut, it comes in two pieces and wound be easy to shorten. I will also say its tricky to install, but when installed it is very functional and gives the shower more room.
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It is a twist tension, but it works for me. I have drapes hanging on this rod and it is very snug and has not slipped at all.
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There are brackets that attach the the shower bar to the wall .in the instruction Manuel it has a recommend height to mount the brackets ,which can be altered to certain person requirement .we had ordered and installed a little bit different one but very similar to this one we are very impressed so far with the quality and the smooth operation .highly recommended
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My bath/shower is 53" and the rod fits. It still has about 6" of section on the small inner rod before you get to the joint. It comes in two sections and I think you can probably cut the section that slides into the other. That is what we were going to do, but it fit without cutting.I hope this helps.
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It attaches to the rings or hooks on your shower curtain so you wont have to remove the rod. It will take about a minute to install. It's really easy. I love this thing.
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In my shower it hangs down, although it is longer than the height to the floor. It will twist some, but does not kink, if that is your concern since it is covered with metal. The part that sits in the opening at the top fits firmly, and is also a valve that can be used as a short term shut off for the water stream. Hope this helps.
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http://nineappletrees.com/2012/08/05/l-shaped-shower-curtain-rod-installation/ Step by step guide for this rod
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I agree with rrr's response.... you can definetly clip it to a shower rod... I hope the shower rod isn't near the shwer though.... safe fanning :)
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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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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
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What we did was buy a cheap tension rod that you get in the 99cent stores, and put it on the inner part of the shower parallel to your regular shower rod. So now there will be two rods, one outside and one inside that no body see's, simply put the tub upside down ontop! That's how we store it and it's out of the way and very convinent
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The rod is straight with a short, adjustment collar on one end and a non-adjustable collar on the other end. The straight pipe may have to be cut to fit your application. The adjustable collar allows about an inch of adjustment.. There is no step caused by one rod sliding inside another rod to provide adjustment, which is a design most other tension rods use. The shower curtain hanger slides easily from one end of the rod to the other.
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you can remove the mesh holder and slip the hanger over the shower rod...then reattach the mesh holder
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T- did it work ok to make this shorter? I have to stand on tiptoe in order to remove my detachable showerhead from its holder. Did you buy this? Has it lasted?
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It's fixed. Like the person stated below, one end has a thread to tighten towards the wall. We had to cut two inches off the rod as it was too long to fit between the walls. But after that, just align it to the walls and give it a hard twist on the threaded end until it doesn't move....it fell off twice before I got it tight enough (pretty scary when you hear it smash to the floor middle of the night ;) Oh, I also taped around the edges of the cut end before putting the cap on it. It gave it a more secure feel since my cut wasn't too straight and the end was sort of jagged and sharp.