What is the exact diameter of the "ring opening" in this curtain? Could it be threaded through a 7/16" curtain rod?
285560
The diameter is approx. 1/4 inch, so would not fit the rod. However, most people buy a (cheap) set of shower curtain rings and those would easily fit into the ring opening and then onto the rod.
2228939
The roller ring itself is approx. 2 1/2" in length. From the top of my curtain to the top of the eye in the curtain (where the bottom of the ring hangs) measures 1/2". If I put the tape measure on top of the rod, and measure the curtain (rings and all measures 72 1/2"). My shower curtain length is 70 3/4". When I look at the rings, they do look a little longer than usual, which should make your curtain hang longer. They are only about 2 mos. old, but the rings are really nice still. Maybe you can measure your current ring length and compare. Good luck
75327
The threaded piece is an inch and a quarter. Should fit through a standard sink hole.
1709599
My brackets were also porcelain, built into the wall, but just under one inch to a side of the opening. The rod was 3/4 inch thick. It works well but is slightly smaller than the original, so there is some "wiggle room." With your size opening I'd look for a rod that is 1 inch square for a closer fit. This one would probably work though, if the space around it doesn't bother you..
1474098
Fits over a standard closet rod.....measure you closet rod....that's, approx., the installed diameter
887007
The diameter of the hole for the closet rod is about one (1) inch, but since it is soft plastic together with a harder plastic ring to reinforce it, you might be able to cut it out as large as one and one-quarter (1-1/4) inch. But remember, if your rod is rectangular, this is the diameter of a round hole which makes for a somewhat smaller rectangle inside the circle.
501329
I don't think so. The hardware is just an open hook that you set the rod into. There is a little screw you can tighten, but gravity does most of the work to keep the rod in place. Could possibly work if you screwed it in really tight and never needed to open or close the curtain.
919141
9/16'' is the total length and i wanted a threaded length of 1/2'' inch. Thank you for getting back with me.
2228938
I assume you mean how far from the rod, on the curtain rings, does the curtain hang?It's about one and a half inches from the rod to the center hole of the curtain, but you can place the suspension rod at any height.
477240
Sorry, the 'hole' in the ring is 7 inches wide - a six inch steamer will fall right through !
526551
I'm not understanding what you mean by "inside mount"--can you explain in more detail? If you're asking about how the curtain rod "stays" inside the ring holder section of the mount, then there's a screw that you turn to tighten flush up against the inserted rod to hold it in place. This means you have some leeway in terms of the diameter of the rod that you use (i.e., it doesn't have to be an exact fit).
1157549
I measured my rod and it is almost 3.5 inches. The rings fit on it, it may be a bit tight, but once they are on they move freely. I hope this helps you.
1560255
I am sorry but I cannot answer as I am not knowledgeable enough. It is a very nice rod and works really well for me. I use a liner on one and then a decorative curtain on the outside.
446282
I have it holding "Solid Thermal Insulated Back Tap Blackout Curtain 95"L - BOC", bought on Amazon. The panel is cut to size of about 24" width, therefore, wider than the rod so the curtain has fullness/ruffled-effect. It falls the full 95" length. It's a fairly heavy, velvety blackout curtain. Hope this helps.
1523495
Yes, you can use it with a regular tension rod. Just remove your old curtain rings and throw them away. You can't use your old curtain rings with this curtain. And you won't need them any more since the curtain has the rings built into it.
1593377
It will open 3/16" wide and maybe a bit more. Great item, use mine in the shower to hold curtain down. Alternate for your need - suggest you just take a plastic hanger with spring clips already attached and use instead if you have a place to hang the hanger.
1388581
Yep. They fit over my shower rod with enough wiggle room to move freely when opening and closing a curtain. I believe my shower rod is 1" diameter (standard size).