The shower rod in my new apartment doesn't come down. Would I still be able to hang this curtain as I would with the rings that open and snap shut?
1083514
Yes. The round plastic openings that came with the curtain have a slit on the side that allowed the round circles to hang onto the rod.
1083515
Yes. All you do is twist the ring over the rod and it's on! Never any need to take down the rod. In my opinion, this is the best design ever. Easy, very easy to hang up your curtain.
1083516
There is no need to take the rod down, it is even easier than traditional rings. The easy up/easy down for washing is one of the things I really liked about this curtain. It also lets great light into the tub area. I don't think you would be disappointed.
1083517
Yes, you will be able to hang this shower curtain. It has the openings built into it to hang on the rod without taking it down at all.
1083518
Yes. It's very simple, it's like a half twist and over the rod. they're very nice .
1526426
I don't think so. I always make sure to pull the curtain back across the tub so its not all bunched together on one side, this allows it to air out naturally. It is nice and heavy and doesn't stay stuck together. some of the cheaper ones stay kind of bunched at the bottom. I got a clear one and we have very hard water, so on the cheap ones within a couple of weeks. I could notice to see a rust tint from the heavy iron...this new one is just as clear as the day I hung it.
565637
I have a fabric shower curtain. The outside part stays just fine once rotated inward toward the shower. As long you you measure and mount it correctly to adjust for that height change.
1072350
No the shower rings can't slide past the ceiling support, so we installed it around the corner a bit so as to make more room to move the curtain aside on one side of the corner, if that makes sense to you. We didn't put the support right on the corner.
565437
It is a tension rod, so you probably won't need closet rod sockets, if your curtain is lightweight. I wanted a little more support so I purchased some rod sockets from Lowes that fit up to 1 3/8. They were the "Real Organized" brand #19179.
679927
You muct use curtain hangers which will allow removal of the curtain. Once the two rods are assembled to the walls, you can not slip off a curtain with holes.
1072354
No, the curtain can't slide through. You need a split shower curtain. I bought 2 matching ones and it works fine. Otherwise, you can just open it to the support and leave the back part as is (i.e., install the curtain rings around the support).
756680
I've had mine up for a few months now and have had NO slip/fall issues withe the shower rod. I even have a pocketed liner with a few lite items & still no issues!
201071
my curtain rod I can move up or down. yes, I think a regular shower curtain will work. with my old curtain, it would stick to me. I ordered a hotel heavy duty curtain. works great. thanks for asking, have a blessed day, Kathy ps this rod gives you so much more room to shower.
1538558
I hang it the same height as a normal shower curtain, but if you are concerned you can put the curtain on the rod and hold it up to check the length of the curtain and make sure it will still go where you want it to go.
370676
no, if you use curtain rings that hook on which are open on one side. they slide across the rod beautifully without getting caught on a joint which some curtain rods have.
370677
Depends on what kind of holders you use. If you use the circles that wrap around the bar and clap together, they will either need to be opened or the bar removed (not necessary). I use a hook style and can remove the curtain easily. The down side of the hooks is that they can pop off when you slide the curtain.
449062
Yes, the curtain has holes that the rod must go through and will not except rod rings!
491964
I've had this rod for over six months and this has not happened. I was concerned about this too. I have used both metal and plastic shower curtain rings on this rod. Hope this helps!
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.
878696
I don't know if I understand the question. In general, I bought this rod in order to install it in an apartment I rent, so I don't want to make holes in the walls. It used it almost to its max and it has been working pretty well so far. It has been more than a year since I installed it and have a pretty heavy curtain hanged of it, and I'm pretty satisfied. It does have a small "belly" from the tension. It comes with a small ceiling safety object, so you could use that to eliminate the problem, but that would require some holes in the ceiling. I didn't use it, and that's fine.
350317
No, I wouldn't put a curtain rod on it. The shape will not hold it in place properly.