Is this a double curved tension rod, if it is how does the other rod connect to the bracket
2010932
No it isn't a double tension rod. It connects together-just snap together to make 1 long shower rod.
2010933
not sure exactly what you are asking. The rod pieces slip together in the center leaving a seamless connection. You place the connected pieces in the opening and there is a tension adjustment on each end to press fit it to the walls
2010934
single rod with curve...their are tension plate on each end. doesn't look like any adhesive just tension. our handyman installed. thanks
1289394
Zamer .. it has been a while and I am up north and the unit is in our condo in Florida, but if I remember correctly, some rods have threaded inserts that the fasteners will screw into and some are just spacers with no threaded insert.. make sure that you accidenatly don't have them mixed up.. good luck (I don't have the paperwork with me .. sorry)
817708
No, unfortunately, the brackets are designed to be at a certain angle to support the rod from side wall to side wall, not flat against one wall. Because I have a corner tub, I wanted to mount it at an angle, but I had to modify my plans to accommodate the inflexibility of the bracket setup.
1880914
This is a tension rod, but because of the rubber pads and well thought out design, slippage is almost non-existent. We've been using it for months now with no problems.
586960
I'm not sure. This is simply a corner unit to connect 2 rods. This eliminates brackets and ends.
478836
I replaced the rod a few months ago. It's meant to be bent. and you straighten it out as you insert it.
1480523
Each bracket is two pieces with a screw that holds them together. I've had mine for a year with no issues.
29816
Ahaha I had the SAME question because description lacked info. YES - it includes both sized brackets. Just screw into place the one you need, and I needed the short bracket.
1956585
No, it is not a tension rod, though it is adjustable. You will have to drill holes in the walls.
740220
Is the bracket the one that hooks in with two hooks, and sits on the trailer hitch ?
6033
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.
429077
It is a bottom brace with a straight bar over a curved bar. The picture is correct as is.
190054
Jakub,Yes the crossbar twists to lock in the middle to connect the two pieces.Please hover over the pictures to see the detail.We appreciate your inquiry.Regards,Alex G
1759836
Yes, because it's tension rods on top and bottom. All you'll need to do is to set (twist) the top and bottom to fit.
1480048
Not sure I follow the bracket came in two sections. Neither section was 16 inches long, the standard distance between studs. The two pieces to not connect to each other in any way
1880913
It is fixed. One end has a threaded end that can be tightened up to the tension you want. The other end is fixed. Make sure overall length will be as long as the space needed. If it is too long just use a cutter on the non threaded end and cut to fit. The fixed end comes off so you can cut the tubing to fit the space needed, then just install the end over the tubing. I did that to mine and it has worked great for the last year or more.
22904
there is a sliding set screw on the back of the rod (where you can't see it) that allows you to adjust the tension.