my bath/shower is 48" can the rod be that small?
2029354
I don't think it will get that small unless you were able to cut the rod. Cutting would be pretty easy with a jig saw and a metal cutting blade. Good luck.
2029355
My bath/shower is 53" and the rod fits. It still has about 6" of section on the small inner rod before you get to the joint. It comes in two sections and I think you can probably cut the section that slides into the other. That is what we were going to do, but it fit without cutting.I hope this helps.
2029356
Mine is about 52" and it could still be shortened. It looks like 48" would be about the minimum. You could probably cut it with a pipe cutter if you need it any smaller.
71373
It depends on the height that the shower pipe unit is installed and the depth of your tub.
1117956
Mine is a 36" vanity and I wouldn't want to go any smaller then that. Can't see that it would work out.
1880911
The rod has to be cut to size but is tensioned for the final adjustment. It has been installed for over 6 months and has remained intact. We stack many towels and with the weight of both towels and the shower curtain have had no issues. I would recommend this rod.
1540399
I returned mine because it was too long for my 4/piece rods. But it is 48". It is made for a 2 piece rod. Diameter is 3" and could hold 2 rods.
561466
The rod is adjustable from 52-71 inches. Sounds like you need a smaller one.
2278649
Yes. Mine is 48". It fit fine after some minor tugs here and there. A little snug but cover it all.
1846852
I suppose if you had something to hook it onto the shower rod you could do so, but I have never tried, so I don't want to steer you wrong. Besides, it would also depend on how much weight you were putting in it, and how much the shower rod could hold. Sorry I can't be more helpful, but I can say it is a great item and easy to wash and keep clean. Good luck.
257161
It is very small. I would say about the size of a thin round metal curtain rod.
404064
The shower rod should be fine at 51 inches. I believe that where it meets in the middleit is adjustable. The white shower rod has been up over a year and it is as nice as the day we installed it. It provides more elbow room in the shower and I am very happy with this. It looks great too!
1087876
no, I'm pretty sure 59 1/2" is the smallest. It essentially fits into theopening for a standard 5' tub, give or take an inch or so.
1817616
the show mounts as high as a regular shower rod, however if you want it higher you could take it in and have the one end cut off and new threads done. Yes you can shower or bath, it can switch.
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
285560
The diameter is approx. 1/4 inch, so would not fit the rod. However, most people buy a (cheap) set of shower curtain rings and those would easily fit into the ring opening and then onto the rod.
1034949
I don't think so unless your curtain rod is lower than the usual height. You may be able to have someone string it up for you so that it would be at the height you need.
991025
My tub is 58". The mounting brackets are 3" each, You insert the rod into the bracket and screw the rod in place which allows you to adjust the total length of the system. I think you should be good based upon what I can tell from mine. BTW, we are very pleased with the rods.
1998692
No, the plate is shorter than 48". Otherwise, I'd be able to see it behind my TV, which is 46" diag.