Can you install this rod on porcelin tiles and how?
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ceramic drill bit set Search for these on Amazon. It is a great product. You should also get Hookless Mystery Snap-In Peva Liner Fabric Shower Curtain. We stayed at the Galt House in Louisville and that's what they have.
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Sure. Just carefully drill your 2 holes on each side. A flange covers the screws. But this is my second one that has began to rust.
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use a ceramic drill bit and plastic anchors also use stainless steel screws so they don't rust in the high humidity.
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Yes, it came with a rod that can be screwed to a wall behind it. If there is no wall behind, there would be no way of supporting it. My house is stucco so I opted not to use the rod.
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Yes, I used a 1 inch rod. Word of warning: I used Levolor brackets similar to these through out my house with no problem. The ones I received are not like the ones pictured. The bracket vertically instead of horizontal to the wall mount. As a result the weight of the rod and curtains will pull on the bracket, forcing the horizontal bottom edge of the bracket into the drywall. Brackets that have vertical supports are much more stable and can hold the weight combined weight of curtain and rod.
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It is adjustable, so that no rod should show. Google the installation instructions for the item.
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Yes, it has a thinner part that fits inside the main part, but the bump is subtle. The rod is nice and does expand shower space. Be careful attaching the ends. Also, if you're going to drill into tile, I suggest you watch some You Tube videos on the subject to avoid damaging tile. Its not hard either if you have the right tools. This is a good rod for the money.
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You could maybe cut to fit but I just twisted and installed. Holds better than the screw-in the wall type. It is like a cutrin rod.
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The rod is held in place at a distance you choose. So if you already had holes in the wall from your old shower bar this will work just great. You are going to love this unit. It is extremely well made.
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Sorry, I can't answer your question. I used this on gold curtain rods and it worked great and the color looked great too. I would get ahold of them (the manufacturer of Rust-Oleum) directly. Good Luck! If it could handle the heat...think about how many gold fireplace units could be updated as a DIY...WOW!
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Yes you can. You must adjust and place the mechanism at the end of the rod in the correct position.
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You have to use unmodified thinset to anchor this. I think you would have to first remove the tile.
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Just wiggle and flex the rods a touch and they should slide in. Also make sure you pulled off the thread protectors.
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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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No. For a great wall mounted closet rod system, I would suggest looking at the Container Store for Elfa, it's super handy, very customizable and sturdy. I have quite a bit of it on my walls. (I used to work for the Container Store, just for full disclosure)
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The screws don't have a cover but they aren't obtrusive at all. They are flush and the same color as the mounts. They look fine. I really like the rod because it seems to add much more horizontal room in shower area. For the money, it's well worth it. I suggest though, if you're going to mount it on tile, that you watch any You Tube video on drilling in tile. It's not hard but good to know. However, if it's not tile anchors will work.
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Not a good plan as each rod needs to rotate independently. However, there are curtain hooks available that are designed to give you that double rod look. Check Bed, Bath & Beyond.
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The rod is installed using screws into the wall. So if you think you can screw through the plastic and into the wall, it should be fine. You may want to get longer screws just in case if the plastic is thick.
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Hi! If your plates don't already have holes, yes, you'll need to drill holes in them. If the plates are too thick and heavy, these rods will not support them very well. Good luck!