My shower is about 5 foot 10 inches will it fiy
2010446
To answer your question: yes, it will fit. The pole is made up of several pieces. Once you omit one of them, the rest will fit in just fine. The top and bottom pieces have springs and can be squeezed pretty tightly.
2010447
It is an adjustable tension pole. Mine does not go all the way to the floor and is mounted at 6ft,7in as it sits on the top ledge and is 62inches (5ft,2in) on the main pole, the top extension piece on mine goes up about 17 inches above that which can go higher or lower although since mine is assembled in place I could not say exactly how much higher it would go. I also do not know if you could push it all the way down, because of the tension spring.
404064
The shower rod should be fine at 51 inches. I believe that where it meets in the middleit is adjustable. The white shower rod has been up over a year and it is as nice as the day we installed it. It provides more elbow room in the shower and I am very happy with this. It looks great too!
646887
It will lower shower head about 1 and 9/16 inches. ( slightly over 1 and 1/2 inches) that much lower is ok on mine but it depends how low yours is to start with.
2279068
No. Also remember that you need 22.5" clearance into your shower. The specs imply you only need 21.5".
2025406
The correct answer is 5' 9". At least on mine. That is an exact measurement from the fitting on the pump to the fitting on the shower handle. No guessing. True measurement.
157889
I don't know. My husband bought it because he's 6'1''. He mounted it on the wall and it works great for us. I would think that if you already have one shower head set up, you should be able to hook this one. Although I think it would look a bit strange.
1751834
You'd have to have a really big shower for it to fit. My shower is small and it didn't fit. I've really not used it for a long time because I got a shower stool that fit into my small shower. I'm not sure of the dimensions.
220989
I believe so. we took off the shower head and attached it to another shower head that mounts on the wall. it has a upper shower and a lower shower. should not be an issue for you
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.
909971
Not sure, but if it fits a standard shower arm it will fit this on. I have installed two of these and they are great and bring the shower heads up above the top of my head. I am about 6'2" and have some room for growth....
238181
The unit will get closer to the faucet area than you have room for your legs when you sit and swing into the tub. You will want a handheld shower head. Hope this helps
2013972
Well I would say no. Cause I'm about 5ft 10.inches and it is a bit to small for me
1403120
The rack is 3'10" in width so your 5ft. bar might be to small. I use a 7' long Olympic which fits perfectly.
1007272
4 or 5 feet Depending on your placement it will be shorter after installation.
900337
Yes I think it will. Works great on our bathroom distant from our water heater. It won't be an endless supply for long showers but for washing dishes, cleaning up at the end of the day, it will be very functional.
1021924
I attached an 8" rain shower head. Works great. 10" will fit no problem. 12" might be pushing it depending on the showerhead design.
1688304
For me it varied. I have a 48" shower stall so I mounted the one end and began with the full length rod/bar and it was way too much. I recall cutting about 12" off the end to give me about 8" over arc. For a 5 foot shower or tub, you should see about 7 to 9 inches of arc [depending on if the rod mounts to the wall and where exactly you install the bracket relative to the shower curb or tub]. The manufacturer is great to deal with though!