Does this have to be screwed into the wall or can it be put in place with tension?
825330
To properly mount the shower curtain rod it should be screwed (via moly screws or drywall hardware). If there is away to hang towels and be to support a curved rod on a tension you should put a patient on it. The double rod is for a water shield and curtain or a shower curtain and towel hanger. To support the weight of wet towels or double curtains is why it's required to be anchored.
825331
Its screw in. I don't think you'll find a tension mount in a curved design.
825332
Mown provides a template so your screws will line up. It is level, solid, and we use cloth liner/shower curtain on back while hanging towels on front. Installation was easy, and the extra room it provides is an extra bonus.
825333
Screwed in...not a 2 man job as some report...easily done with the diagram (template) they give. This is a GREAT item for anyone's tub/shower. Mine is on a walk in tub with a wall mounted shower head holder.
825334
It must be screwed into the wall. We had our contractor install it and it was a two man job.
1720195
It has an adhesive pad to apply it to the wall but can also be screwed to the wall. I used the adhesive and believe it will be plenty secure as it will not need to be pushed or touched. The adhesive seems very strong.
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.
502412
It screws into the wall. They provide screws and anchors. I didn't use anchors, wasn't necessary due to the weight of the balls being so light. Super easy to hang
240654
You don't *need* to screw it into the wall, but it comes with screws. I have 2 rather rambunctious cats that will pull on the gate if I'm on the other side of it for too long. Without it being mounted to the wall, they would, without a doubt, pull it down on a daily basis.
259493
No. You have to screw/drill this into the wall (using your own screws/anchors).
2046806
Bolting it to the wall would make it more secure but I do not believe secure enough to do what you want. Mine in a place where I do not bump into it and thus far it has been fine.
732021
Mine sits snug against the wall. I did not attach it. It won't fall over but could be pushed over bya child.
436019
No not at all. The way it tilts up against the wall makes it secure. If it would make you feel better about anchoring it to the wall, you can always do it. I see no need to do it. Hope you enjoy it as much as my daughter does.
1820877
Yes. However, I would recommend fastening it to the wall at the top if you choose to do so.
1166749
yes it has to be attached to the wall, it is only designed to work that way .
92664
It is truly a tension rod yes. You are able to screw a pice to tighten it. We just had all marble put in and I didn't want screw anything in. Make sure the little pads are on the ends so wall is protected. It works great sturdy
92665
The ends "screw" to put tension on the wall. It is not spring loaded, but is a tension rod. No damage to the wall. I have had this hanging for months in the kid's bathroom. They have not managed to dislodge it to-date.
2061458
Not sure if it would stay in place with just the tension, we put it up with end screws. We have kids and wanted it to stay in place.
1287950
I would think screwed in, but I'm not sure, it's pretty much already put together, you just have to position the high middle one. not a problem
751810
Yes, we installed ours in a drywall ceiling. My husband said if you don't screw it into a joist then you should use an anchor type screw to hold it securely.
1847232
Yes it can be screwed into the wall, although we have not seen the need to do so.