What is the measurement of the opening of the part of the ring that rests on the curtain rod? Not using it on a curtain rod but something larger.
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There is a small flat metal piece that acts as a stopper so the beads function as a roller. The space between these metal pieces is 1 and 1/8". Hope this helps.
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I measured at the bottom of the beads and it is 1.25" but below it is narrower and only 1 inch.
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The opening is exactly one inch. But it opens up to almost 1 1/4 inches at the widest point. The opening looks like it could be stretched open just a tad wider if necessary. Hope this helps.
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1 1/4" @ widest, but balls take up space, so essentially 7/8". Because balls on top create height, and actually space, one-inch rod fits comfortably with room to spare. I would estimate you could use up to 1 1/4" rod ok. Sorry this appears contradictory. Good luck.
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Hi, the size of the rod determines how much room you will have while showering. This rod will work but I would recommend a rod closer to the size of your tub so the curtain is not hanging half way back on your tub. Thanks, Kathy
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I would say, maybe 4-5" gained from a flat shower curtain rod. There is a lot more room in there after you put one in. I am happy with this.
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My home doesn't have standard sized closet rods however the hanger fits on a standard size shower curtain rod. The inside diameter of the hanger is a little over 1 inch so it should fit on a 1 inch rod.
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Closer to 1 1/4".....because they have slit up center they will slip around rod...there may be slight space but if you turn that towards back of rod it won't show....
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Just curtain rod size. I used mine outside to cover conduit pipe and it does noy go all the way around it. Hope this helps
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Daniel I cannot remember very well since I never used it. It was too smelly. I would say about 4.5" long and 1.2" width approx. But the ring does not really fit.
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Hi Melanie,It will fit a regular closet rod - the opening of the item is 1 1/2 inches at the narrowest opening. It is a nice, high quality, functional item - fits all size scarves.Hope this helped,Sharon
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I have panel curtains with "sleeves" that slide over the rod and they fit over the corner piece just fine. I think this is what you were asking... if you are referring to metal rings or something, I think it would be fine as long as the diameter is big enough.
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about 2 inches. It is just little shorter than 2inches. We were so glad that we made this purchase. When the guests comes, they can hang it over the curtain. It was the best decision we have made since we have lots of kids/guests.
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The bracket extends 4.5" from the wall. The outer part of the outer rod is 4" from the wall with the center of the outer rod centering at 3.75" from the wall which is where your curtains/valance will sit from the wall when hung. I would definitely recommend this to anyone as it's pretty sturdy. I currently have a sheer curtain on the inner rod and a fairly thick cotton valance hanging on the outer rod. Looks fantastic and the rod holds in place by the ball ends which are screwed into each the end of the rod... which I feel is a great design feature and keeps the rod from sliding out of place. The bracket extends 4.5" from the wall. The outer part of the outer rod is 4" from the wall with the center of the outer rod centering at 3.75" from the wall which is where your curtains/valance will sit from the wall when hung. I would definitely recommend this to anyone as it's pretty sturdy. I currently have a sheer curtain on the inner rod and a fairly thick cotton valance hanging on the outer rod. Looks fantastic and the rod holds in place by the ball ends which are screwed into each the end of the rod... which I feel is a great design feature and keeps the rod from... » Read More The bracket extends 4.5" from the wall. The outer part of the outer rod is 4" from the wall with the center of the outer rod centering at 3.75" from the wall which is where your curtains/valance will sit from the wall when hung. I would definitely recommend this to anyone as it's pretty sturdy. I currently have a sheer curtain on the inner rod and a fairly thick cotton valance hanging on the outer rod. Looks fantastic and the rod holds in place by the ball ends which are screwed into each the end of the rod... which I feel is a great design feature and keeps the rod from sliding out of place. « Show Less
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I did not end up keeping this item, but as I recall it protruded a "normal" amount - about 2-3 inches. Sorry for being vague but I thought it might be a help to you if no one else answered. I did not keep the rod because it was too flimsy to hold up a medium weight curtain across a 108 inch window without sagging in the middle, if that helps, too.
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Hi! I'm not sure about a 3" diameter rod and am currently out of town. I'll try and get my husband to measure the opening & then I'll get back to you.Otherwise, I really love these garment bags. They are well made and easy to use!Julie
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Sorry for the super delay in my response. It's 6 feet 1/2 long ( up down)5 feet 4 inched and a half width.My shower curtain rod is not like the picture. It doesn't go wall to wall. Mine curves, so I needed to buy 2. But if yours is like the picture. One is good.
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From outer edge to other outer edge, the ring part is 6 inches across. Hope that helps.
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the smaller end that goes into the larger rod is 3/4-or 13/16 the larger rod is 1 inch
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It's just under 2" top to bottom - like 1 15/16"- and 2 1/4" side to side, as others have said.. Perfect for a 1 1/4" - 1 1/2" curtain rod with plenty of wiggle room.