My shower is 58 inches from tile to tile - will this rod fit. I am concerned as have read it fits from 60 to about 62 inches.
1548231
Ours is 58.5 tile to tile, it fits fine. I'm pretty confident you'll be fine.
1995153
I think it gives you about 6", but it makes a huge difference. I love this shower rod and wish I hadn't waited so long to buy it.
1859860
i think it was about 16-17 inches. It worked fine for me in a shower with 4 inch tiles. However, I had to stretch it a bit to get the lower suction cup past the grout to "seat" firmly on the lower tile. It is still holding tight after 4 weeks. You need to wash any grit off the tiles first.
1932995
My home doesn't have standard sized closet rods however the hanger fits on a standard size shower curtain rod. The inside diameter of the hanger is a little over 1 inch so it should fit on a 1 inch rod.
2050694
Hi, I don't know for sure because I didn't keep the rod. It was inferior quality. But having said that, I believe it was 60 inches.
446532
My rod is a 1 inch diameter and it fits great. I would try these metal glides, because having a separate hook for the shower liner and curtain is very convenient.
1111593
The faucet fit perfect, no problems at all. The shower curtain rod is about 4 feet long. My claw foot bathtub is old (from the 1940's) and the rod fits just fine end to end and side to side. Also, my tub is in a corner of the bathroom which made installing the rod very easy. If you have a newer claw foot tub or a slipper tub, I don't think the rod will be long enough. Hope this helps.
1410976
My shower only measures 61x30", I cut some off this track but not nearly enough to fit the space you described, sorry. Bob
942683
i just measured with a measuring tape and it was a little more than 60 inches, it stretches from one end of my shower to the other.
1103865
no, it will not. rod needs 2 walls facing each other like in your bathroom shower to work. the end brackets will not flex far enough back to make contact to the wall. I tried to use it over my bed as a curved canopy. it didn't work.
1112150
Yes - it has something like an internal spring - and it always "pushes out" and that is what holds it up. The ends have something like "rubberized" caps that keep it from slipping on the tile. This is a classic design that is commonly used unless you actually want to screw the rod into the walls. It is adjustable in length by "turning the two ends". It's simple once you see it. I have used rods like this for decades in the shower and smaller, decorative ones for windows (if you put the drape inside the framing). Works well. Hope this answer helps
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My shower curtain rod has two 45 degree bends and it's pretty tight, when opening and closing the curtain. Still workable, but tight. I wouldn't want to go more than 45. I hope this helps.
390604
Hi Tom,Thank you for your inquiry.Yes, this would fit. It is made for 36" - 42" adjustable shower door opening.Kind Regards!The Sink Discounters
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Hi, I'm not sure, my shower is only around 60" in width & the rod is on there tight, so I'm not going to take it down to see if it extends further. Maybe someone else can answer this question for you or maybe even the person selling it, sorry I couldn't answer your question.
2051414
The rod for the unit I purchased is 48 inches long. I would measure the distance across the grill to see if it would fit.
1448793
I bought this for my disabled brother who lives in Washington State. He says it fits almost exactly into his shower. It's a standard shower so I think it must be about 28".
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The rod fits standard 5' tub enclosures. That is 58" - 60.5" long, usually.