Is this a corner curtain rod; two windows 36 inches each side meet in a corner, can I use this rod
1939680
Yes. But you need to buy a corner swivel rod connection. They have it on Amazon
1939681
it does not have a bend in the the rod or have 2 different sections that make a corner if that is what you are asking. mine is a standard curtain rod for a standard window. i suppose you could buy 2 and try to figure out how to mount them to meet in a corner if you really wanted to.
944970
How would you be using it? The spacing in between the rods would be the same. Not sure about the heights on the two pieces and if they would match up flush.
2083505
Pizza Man has all your answers, I also had to replace the "solid side" to fit a 36 inch window. But have been running this fan 24/7 for over a year and has been doing great. BTW, I'm pretty sure Holmes makes this fan so you may be able to get with them for a longer side extension.
1564213
I have the 36" myself on a 40 gallon reef. They are aupported by the side of the glass, so idk how they would fit on a corner tank. I would suggest something that would hang and possible more than one for a tank your size. A 36" would probably not be enough for 96 gallons. It works great in my 40, so if say you would need 2 if you went this way.
1144833
no, the smallest you can use this for is about 41 inches wide. my shower wall width is 65 inches and the rod can go wider.
930916
This swivel socket requires two rods. Please not that this is only one swivel socket. If you are using them to use on a bay window you will require one per corner.
2110389
I have see the large silver hooks used AS the brackets for a curtain rod. They were on a wood and glass door (attached to the wood part) and were holding up fine. If your brackets are flat on the back where they attach to the wall they could work. The weight of everything is the issue. If the rod and curtains weigh a couple of pounds or less and no one is tugging on them then it should work.
1033099
I have a standard curtain in mine and works fine. It will depend how high you hang the rod though.
200824
Put it in another residence but recall my space was exactly 36 inches as well. Something tells me it measures 36 1/4 tho but due to it's radius corners it allowed the fit.
1214398
i think you are asking what the distance is from the corner of the wall, when i have it pushed back as far as possible? If so, about 35 inches (or a little less - i have a window sill protruding that makes it impossible to get this tightly into the corner. If you need more, just ask. Great piece - easy assembly -
2215787
Hi, I would recommend an oval rod in your case. The D rod will sit approx one inch off of the wall and you will have a problem with your curtain if your tub is 6 inches off of the wall. Thanks, Kathy
119553
i have 36" windows and it seemed there was enough slack for a little more. to be absolutely sure, contact Sunpen.
1040641
My shower curtain is 72" × 72" & it fits fine. Don't hang the new rod higher than the old rod. Hope this helps. Dan.
1246736
My fabric curtain on the outside is the same length and it almost touches the floor, but I have a suspension rod that is height-adjustable so it really depends on where your curtain rod is positioned. It is 72" long so just measure from your rod to the floor and see if it will work for you.
732342
No. It has to do with the balance of the curtain on the rod. One curtain on each side. You could try it, but I don't think you will be pleased. One side of the hook is already longer. I guess you could use the longer side to the back side to maintain the balance on the rod...
1989400
yes ..needs the appropriate size "niche " cut out , the side curtains expand but top to bottom dimension will need to be framed
1416489
Probably not. There are two open shelves and the construction is such that the middle shelf cannot be left out. The upper shelf is a bit more than a foot high, he lower less than 9". While they both are about 24" wide at the front, they narrow very quickly to accommodate the corner.