Hello, I have a question on dimensions. Which dimension for this is measured from the wall to the start of the curtain rod (straight section to hoop)?
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I measured from the ceiling to the center of the hoop. Will be the same from the wall out.
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Straight section (wall to hoop) is almost exactly 3". Depending on the diameter of the rod you are going to use, the distance of the rod to the wall will be larger (in my case it is about 3 1/2").
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Hi Karen, I just measured this item and it is 5 3/4" wide and is 5 " from the wall. Hope this information helps. I LOVE this item. I purchased it for my bath towels since my bathroom is small and I have no room to store them. I get lots of compliments on it.
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The end is oval in shape. The side to side width of the oval is 1/2 inch. The rod end presses against the interior sides of the window frame.
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The brackets that are included with the rod only allow a 3" to 4" clearance from the wall. If, like me, you wanted to install blackout curtains over a set of vertical blinds on a sliding glass door, you should search for a bracket that will allow up to 6" or 7" inch clearance. I did manage to find them on Amazon as well.
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Can't get an exact measurement, as it's got the shower rod through it. My guess is 1". Sorry I couldn't be more specific.
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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.
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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
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According to Amazon, this is the shower arm I ordered from them. They asked for my assistance with your question. My husband just measured and said that from the wall to where the bend starts is 6".
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This rod is installed at my other house. I will not be able to provide an exact measurement for about six days. My best guess is 1" at the larger end, and 7/8" at the smaller end (the smaller tube slips into the larger tube to adjust the length).
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It is 18 inches from the post itself that fits into the bracket to the loop where anything will hang. The bracket holds the post at a slight outward angle, which gives a bit more space. From the wall proper it is 19 inches. Pay no attention to the bend, that has nothing to do with any measurements. I have a 22" diameter chandelier hanging from mine, but since it hangs from the center of the chandelier, only 11 inches sticks out on either side of the hanger proper. It would take an awfully big planter to be too big for this hanger!
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I'm not sure the dimensions but from memory it's about 6"x6". Its a real steady solid hoop. I put it up for my grandson last summer.
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I have a standard curtain in mine and works fine. It will depend how high you hang the rod though.
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It is 26 inches wide from end to end and projects out from the wall 5 inches. It has 24 inches of hanging space per rod and looks great.
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Hi LP. I don't know the dimensions, but, I can say they fit typical shower curtain rods in the US. I've seen fancier ones, but, they're much moreexpensive.The clip at the other end of the rolling balls is spring-load-ed like. Some fancier ones have a more sophisticated closure. Sorry that's about all the help I can give. Oh, I forgot, shipping takes a few weeks.
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This rod measures 2 1/2" tall. As long as the pocket in your curtain is larger than 2 1/2" this will fit just fine.
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The actual measurements of the Curtain is 77" from the top of the curtain to the bottom and 71" from left to right. IF you measure from the Bottom of the RING to the bottom of the curtain it is around 72.5"
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The finials are pretty small, about 2 inches. The grommet curtains I got tended to come off the end, so I captured the last grommet between the end of the rod and the finial and haven't had any trouble with the curtains coming off the rods. The size of the finials might not be a problem if you get a different type of curtain or a curtain with a smaller grommet. They really look nice for the price, so I don't mind having to get a bit creative.