I was about to buy the shower guards you glue onto the tub then I saw this. Does this basically curve the curtain in the front by the faucet?
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Depends on your shower setup. Mine just reaches the faucet but does not cover it so you have complete access to the controls. I also was going to buy the glue on option but I bought these instead. I watched the video that showed the easy installation. I have had these now for quite a while and they do work to keep your floors dry. There is a way to defeat this product(we found out when we had a guest who did not understand about the shower curtain curve in the front): the curtain should hang as shown. It should be flush against the wall, and depending how close the person likes to stand under the shower head, you may have to check that the curtain is set against where the wall meets the tub. (Our son stands closer to the middle of the tub: no splash off the body issue. Our guest liked to stand right under the showerhead: lots of splash from body) It also helps if you get shower curtain hooks that are open on both ends so when you need to change shower liner/curtain, it is alot easier. You can get them here on Amazon: they look like anchors: see Maytex Mills Double Glide Shower rings for example on Amazon.
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It comes in a two-pack, so you can put it on each side or just the front if that's where you have problems. It gives the curtain an inward J-curve, basically; not so deep that it goes in front of the faucet. When you pull the curtain to the wall (when you're about to shower) the bottom of the J should touch the wall.
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Yes it does. My landlord had also just gotten the glue on ones. Between the two of them it took care of it. The tub seamed to be tilted a little and the water ran out pretty badly before.
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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.
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It fits into a salon sink. Not into a normal sink. See the picture, it goes on the front curved part.
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I have not experienced that. I am using it with the curved shower rod and it's plenty long to stay inside the tub but heavy enough to stay in place. It works grea for me!
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It's a heavy curtain and mine sticks to both walls and it's really long so it sticks inside the tub too. I really like this shower curtain. Buy one to try and if you like them buy a few more. Good luck!
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According to the instructions on the curtain, if you are unable to put the one part of the curtain that is supposed to go into the slot on the transfer bench in the slot, or in your case it doesn't look like you have that slot, then you are supposed to have that portion of the curtain (the flap) curve onto the chair. This should allow the water to flow back into the bathtub and not go out onto the floor. It is a great curtain.
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Its definitely a 45 degree angle that sticks up. If I were you, I'd get a multi shelf to install at the end of the tub so stuff isn't showered on all the time. If this is just a stall only, the same if you have a flat wall.
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I'm not sure, but the curtain just covers my straight shower curtain rod - i.e., nothing to spare.
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it does not have a bend in the the rod or have 2 different sections that make a corner if that is what you are asking. mine is a standard curtain rod for a standard window. i suppose you could buy 2 and try to figure out how to mount them to meet in a corner if you really wanted to.
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Not sure - but on my tub the "rounded" top was not an issue as the clamping part held tight enough on the straighter sides
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The back of this curtain is not like the front. It shows the colors through the curtain, but it is just the inside of this pattern. I put a white shower liner behind it. It is a beautiful curtain up. It's in my boys bathroom. I get compliments all the time. I pulled the blue and orange from the curtain for accent colors. Very happy with this curtain, better than I thought it would look.
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The sides are slightly curved longwise. But both sides are the same height. The thing you need to worry most about is a tall enough faucet.
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That does not describe the curtain I received. I don't notice any alignment issues with the liner whatsoever. I think you may have a defective one.
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I was asked to help you with your question. However, I do not own the shower curtain, just the wall decal. Sorry! Karen
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Yes. The curtain is thin due to material used but it hangs neatly. I use a liner with this one because it hangs in the grandkids bath & keeps water in the tub.
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Yes it is. Actually my son prefers the angle to be closer to the front of the tub while my daughter and I prefer it to be more towards the rear of the tub. So we just adjust it (by bending with adjustable/flexable hose) to where we want it. And the great part is it doesn't slip! It actually stays put! Hope this is helpful. :)
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Each end is threaded. The straighter side screws into the wall attachment and the curved part is used for the shower head attachment. I hope this helps.