is the rod seamless. (no Breaks )
1035483
it is seamless no weld joints only welded at end flange that attaches to the wall.
1035484
Yes, the rod is seamless. I had no need to cut this unit down, it's set up for a standard tub span.
748566
There is a point where the metal blade goes into the "Fibrox" handle, so it is not seamless. I've never thought about it as a seam, just the way this great knife is made. The seam is not a weakness. This is a great knife!
100238
I bought the nine foot version and it did breakdown into two equal or at least very close to equal lengths. By the way, very good rod for the money.
964483
Yes, the rods just screw together. There is no separate connection, the end rod goes straight into the chuck of the drill.
711695
The ends don't spin or pull off. It would be difficult to remove them. I didn't try taking the rod apart, but I imagine it would be hard to put back together and have it work properly.You really just pull one end (stretch it) until you exceed the desired length by 1". Then you compress the rod and put it in place, then release. It has budged since I installed it.
415022
Rod is fixed in position and stays out as pictured. It doesn't move once installed.
1721418
I don't, but wanted to add that I have two broken rods and have only used it a few times. I LOVE the product but for the breakage.
919090
It slides well enough for me, I have never had to fight with it. I don't think anything would slide perfectly seamlessly when going from the thinner end of the rod to the bigger end but these work fine for me, 100x better than the plastic rings I used before! I would recommend them.
919092
I have had no problem with this. I have the type of rod that bows out, so the "catch" area is at the ends. They sometimes get hung on this transition area, but a light tug usually works to dislodge them. These are the smoothest I have ever had and I purchased them specifically because I tried two other types that did not work at all. I am pleased with them. I believe there are none that would slide seamlessly, but these do well.
438953
No it's not. Steel rod for spine. Could bend it but then I don't think the vertabrae will line up correctly. However it is easy to put together and has good detail.
578786
Yes, it is. It's bit tricky to use because it has a tendency to hang up when you push the rod down, but once you figure it out you learn to push it to the side just a bit and it moves without catching.
1921108
Yes the main rod is a single piece. It is a nice sturdy pull up bar. I like it, and I have not had any problems. Just make sure you doorway is not too wide. Most standard doorways are fine.
1560254
I think so. There is a small screw at each end that holds the rod, but I didn't unscrew it.
1393809
All of my rods did bend perfectly...I love dis...I bought mine abt a 2mths ago n I've not regretted
800824
For sure - it is a robust rod. I use it to move a boat dock around with no bends or flexing ever.
257652
Yes, it is a true tension rod, & works great. I have also found that the shower hooks glide over it more smoothly than any other shower rod I have owned before. I love it! The oil rubbed bronze color is perfect for my bathroom & shower curtain. Unlike one of the reviews, I really like the marble look finials. It adds so much more than a plain rod.
1033580
Mine is a one piece stainless steel rod. There are hidden extenders in the ends to adjust or add a few inches that are a little tricky on the install but help make sure it fits. I've had mine for six months and there are no signs of rust. I highly recommend. Makes a big difference in a smaller bathroom and well worth the money.