Can I put this inside the shower as the plastic curtain replacement?
1988645
Yes! The inside of the shower liner repels water! I have the fabric liner and a fabric shower curtain. The liner has never leaked through to the shower curtain!!
1988646
Yes, that is what I use it for. It's so much better than plastic! Most of the nicer hotels use cloth instead of plastic because they're just better! This one is good quality and I'm happy with it.
1988647
You can...as long as you keep a towel on the floor outside the bathtub! I have this arrangement, and it SUCKS! I bought it because I thought that laundering a curtain would be more cost effective, and look nicer, than replacing plastic ones. Get a different fabric one, or just stick with plastic.
1988648
I would say yes, but this is a fabric curtain. Its very lightweight, which is good, but it looks great--not cheap looking.
876467
No. It's all cheap plastic, and I don't expect it to last very long. This curtain is aesthetically pleasing, but very cheaply made. A major disappointment.
531737
I guess you could, but you would need a straight shower arm instead of the curved one that comes with it. Hope this helps.
607388
Hi inside it only works with the hookless shower curtains. It's just the plastic liner for the inside of the shower
1427747
You would have to screw a curtain rod into the metal frame but I think it would work.
959536
Yes that is the only way I use it and it works great. I bought the original curtain at the same time I bought the curved rod because I saw the same set-up at a hotel I stayed in and liked the feeling of extra room in the shower. In response to issues of it catching my curved tips is one solid piece of metal without any center seam.
2087510
Yes. The curtain is thin due to material used but it hangs neatly. I use a liner with this one because it hangs in the grandkids bath & keeps water in the tub.
2170413
You could but I would recommend doing it before you hang the shower curtain
660107
As long as you have a place in the doorway to hang the screen, sure! It's basically a shower curtain tension rod with a screen hanging from it. If you have a lip in the doorway that you can fit a 1" shower rod (on either the inside or the outside... With a sliding door it wouldn't matter), it will fit. You will need one that covers the width of the entire door - not just the side that opens.
1589814
I would use a shower curtain liner with this. I am using is for decorative purposes only (I have shower doors).
1507364
I don't know since my shower enclosure is fiberglass, the ScotchBrite idea in the previous comment sounds like a good idea. I don't think it would hurt to try it.
902579
These are not sealed, and would likely corrode and fail over time. You may be able to install it in a rated fixture for showers. Refer to appropriate NEC standards for shower installations. An alternative would be an LED bulb installed in a fixture designed for showers.
1434429
Yes, any standard sized shower curtain can be used. The advantage of this curved rod, is that it adds a little more elbow room to an otherwise narrow shower.
177980
No. It works perfectly as is. There is a built-in liner which can be placed inside the tub, while the curtain stays outside the tub. I am very happy with mine.
1102357
I was asked to help you with your question. However, I do not own the shower curtain, just the wall decal. Sorry! Karen
1462161
You could just put a piece of plastic, like a garbage bag or shower curtain under it as a precaution.
1507161
I would not put it in a shower. I do not think it would be safe from water seeping in.