How much space does it add to the shower area?
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I first installed the rods farther out than our last shower and the space seemed too immense for my wife. I reinstalled the rods closer to the old rod location and it gives just enough room to move around without having the shower curtain following you. She didn't like the curtain sticking to her as it is difficult for her to move in the shower. I like the product because it does have some flexibility about easily giving you extra space.
1340748
I installed it in a 4 X 6 shower stall but the ceiling height is close to 8ft in the shower.
843138
Consider it the rough size Most showers are somewhat different in width. For this particular installation, I did trim the head jamb about 1 1/2" to get a wall to wall fit.
624672
No, I don't, and the space we have it in is limited. We were not looking at how big this thing is. It is better used outside. 1/2 of it is in our shower, and the rest sits on the bathroom floor. I'm sorry I didn't look a little harder.
1791331
The shelves are not sharp at corners, not certain what distance referred to as "doesn't go up to the ceiling". Depending on what actual space working with, this could sit near the shower head and not be in the way for using the rest of the shower space.
43687
The center space should accommodate a face towel and compact dryer. The outer pockets will store all of your other shower needs. Very compact and portable.
1998899
It curves out about 4 inches. It makes a remarkable difference in the amount of elbow room you have in the shower.
147784
It makes a small bathroom look bigger, but it would be just fine for a full size bathroom. I have it in my Master Bathroom and one in my 2nd bathroom, which is smaller.
367001
About 4" x 6", which is large enough for me to shave in the shower without any issues. Just make sure to run both sides under the water if you're taking a hot shower first otherwise it'll fog up.
680488
It's actually a very small "footprint." I have been happy about that as I have a smaller one bedroom/one bath apartment. The actual space is 5 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches. It fits under the plug in my bathroom. Good question!
903714
An electrician mounted mine mid-way in a 3'x6' shower alcove. The fan is sealed waterproof unit on a GFIC circuit. Haven't used the shower yet because it's not plumbed yet. The fan is very quiet.
1306994
I see that someone has already answered your question. I will add that it fits very well inside my medium sized shower.
1040095
That is one of the great things about it. It is designed to slide onto itself to expand or contract as needed. The official spec states: "Adjusts to fit showers between 54-inch and 72-inch". Hope this helps. Good luck.
1621613
No idea. We bought and used this item over a year ago. It fit in the bathrooms of three different places, including our very narrow bathroom.
892038
I'm just estimating about 19 or 20 inches. This is a good looking unit and it functions well, except mine --- after about a year's use no longer "grips" the hand held shower on the slide bar. No matter where you position the cross member that holds the shower head, it slides down the bar and rests at the bottom on the lower attachment point. Bummer.
2244986
Just looked. The area over our shower door is about 5/8 in. It fits solidly over this. A shower bar is probably too wide and the overhang of the caddy too short.
280637
I would recommend something bigger unless you have a stall shower. This covers less than half of a full size shower. Something with more texture on the top would be better for your situation.