I need a curved tension rod for a 64" length. Will this extend that far? Thanks.
1021661
I looked at the manufacturers web site and it says this rod is only good for 58" to 60.5" shower installations. Back when I was searching on Amazon for mine I saw some other options that would work for you. Just keep looking. Good luck.
1021662
The rod fits standard 5' tub enclosures. That is 58" - 60.5" long, usually.
995825
61" is the center of the mounts on mine. I have to bend the poles in a bit when I put it on but I don't think you could bend them in much further than 61". 64" should be just fine.
736480
Mine measure 32" but I'd think you could easily tie extrab lace or string to what is there to extend it. It will work but it may not look too classy.
276518
I am not aware of extending the torsion bar. My son uses it at the standard size and he is about 4 feet tall. I have also used it without issue and I am nearly 6 feet tall.
1553896
Yes it will. This is a good product the only thing is that the rod is too short for where I have to reach.
1106978
Yes, 50 inch is the absolute maximum value the clamps will extend. However, bear in mind these clamps can be extended/mated with the same model clamp using the K-extender accessory. This is a great clamp.
1017160
No way. It's ~53" long. I can squeeze my two piece rods one is 5' and another is 6'6".
347099
Yes it will fit, however you may have to be careful the rod dosnt harm thimble as you feed it through any bends.
1173103
Depends on weight of roll...the more rods u connect together to increase length will me it weak at the joints because it is made for cloth back drop weights. The product is nice but not designed for your request.
1684295
No, the rods I bought extended to 48. I love the oval better than the round especially if using a curtain to replace a door. Mine I think started about 28 inches? Don' forget to undo and redo the screw so it stays in place. Hope this helps! Janice
377566
No, I just measured; looks like 38 or 39 inches would be the maximum extension.
1030440
as it says it is 64" long which will handle a 10 1/2 foot 2 piece rod...this case is cheap but if you have a 9 ft rod or less I would get a shorter case and pay a bit more as this length is cumbersome.....
1225789
If you are referring to the rod length, if you do not need a 42" cut it off to the length you need with a hacksaw or whatever you want to use. It does not damage the rod to do this.
46308
If the connecting rod is too long, you can just bend it more until it fits. If the rod is too short, then you are out of luck.
1136958
This is not enough. You could buy an extension that curves down at least 6". It's easily obtained from any hardware store. But the way it is now - the answer is "NO."
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.
893421
Hi, I'm not sure, my shower is only around 60" in width & the rod is on there tight, so I'm not going to take it down to see if it extends further. Maybe someone else can answer this question for you or maybe even the person selling it, sorry I couldn't answer your question.