just to be clear, once installed, this rod will have a joint (or splice) whereas the curtain hooks could possibly catch on when sliding?
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The splice is in the center of the rod. Whereas it is possible for frail, thin hooks to get caught, those I used have never caught because of the way the splice is made and where it is placed. Before answering this question I went to the shower and moved the curtain from side-to-side and could not get it to stick.
1559287
Well yes. But like all expanding rods it has a special collar the alows easy gliding over that joint. It is the same on any good quality expanding rod.
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I guess i've never noticed any joints that would catch the curtain hooks. I assume they are there...but would have to look more closely to be sure. I bought the kind of curtain hooks with rollers on them and have never had any trouble. Maytex Mills Metal Double Glide Shower Ring, Chrome, Set of 12
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It's held in place by two screws so I think you should be able to put several ( a dozen or more ) items on the rod without a problem. I bought and installed it for my aging mother and don't know exactly how she used it, but she loved it so I have to believe it was a useful tool.
1709192
I couldn't say for sure, sorry. But if I had to take a chance, I think it would. It seems to have the same kind of screw like all rods.
439145
Yes, This will allow the curtain rings to easily slide over the spot where the two pieces of the rod come together.
1212248
Although this is possible, I would advise against this. The plastic into which the rod is inserted into would loosen and possibly not have a strong bond. You would probably need to apply a strong adhesive to make it work. I don't think its worth the hassle
1560547
The rod is a "tension style" rod (very similar to a shower curtain tension rod), nothing permanently attaches to the wall surfaces; daily removal possible.
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Depends how long your rods. My rods are too long, maximum length: curtains trip over joint and joint has disconnected. Shorter rods no problem, I have black out curtains but not full length.
2148279
No: it can be hung on same rod as the shower curtain. I certainly did that .
2144914
No not that I can see, the rod is crimped into the hanging bracket, it would be tough to remove it without damaging the rod or bracket.
1560255
I am sorry but I cannot answer as I am not knowledgeable enough. It is a very nice rod and works really well for me. I use a liner on one and then a decorative curtain on the outside.
1277081
If they are firmly in place in the holding brackets, the rods should not slide.
977738
Steven, If the rod holder is fully inserted into the mounting base, there is no way it will slip a cog.....this is a very robust designed rod holder.
1056270
They or the screws would rust I'm afraid. And the rod is bigger in diameter than a normal shower rod so I doubt the normal curtain hangers would work.
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it does not have a bend in the the rod or have 2 different sections that make a corner if that is what you are asking. mine is a standard curtain rod for a standard window. i suppose you could buy 2 and try to figure out how to mount them to meet in a corner if you really wanted to.
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Probably not, unless you can adjust the height of the bar that holds the curtain.
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It's the 'twist tension' tyype. My husband actually used the same type of pieces that the rod slips into that are screwed into the wall that were up for the old rod so we're not really having to depend on the tension to keep it in place.
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There is no need to use hooks. Curtain will fit on any curtain rod. Just snaps over your rod without taking it down and installs in less then a minute.