I'd like to use this rod for curtains on a two sliding doors. Can the wall pieces adjust to fitting flush on the same surface (wall)?
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Yes, they can be mounted flush with the wall. That is how our bathroom is set up and we did not have any problem. The bracket at the ends rotates about 3/4 of the way around. Hope that helps!
1609992
It depends, if you're talking about the back of it then pretty much so the rods aren't touching. The sides need a little more room, maybe about a foot because the rods bend and you need to give room for them to move. That way the tops of the rods won't smash into the wall.
969575
If you mean sliding glass doors or windows that slide sideways, then, yes, the adapter included with our unit would fit. It's a long panel and infinitely adjustable.
1709599
My brackets were also porcelain, built into the wall, but just under one inch to a side of the opening. The rod was 3/4 inch thick. It works well but is slightly smaller than the original, so there is some "wiggle room." With your size opening I'd look for a rod that is 1 inch square for a closer fit. This one would probably work though, if the space around it doesn't bother you..
275155
It might fit since the brackets don't really touch the wall, only the mounting touches. I had a tight space. The rod set is beautiful.
522334
I think they will work just fine actually. I don't know how big the diameter is of the rods we have now, but we make them work mostly because we don't have to open and close the curtains very often. If we did, the sliding of the rods due to the looseness might bother me more. I don't know the diameter of the opening. I'm sorry
74808
No, unfortunately the rod cannot be adjusted. The shelf above the rod can be adjusted.
569235
Yes It sets flush to surface. If area is uneven there may be escapees. Rods which connect sections will secure it in place
1118149
Absolutely. I have mine on a straight rod and love it! We have a narrow bathroom, so wanted the extra light that the top of the curtain lets in, but we do not have enough space to use a curved bar. The curtain looks amazing and performs beautifully. VERY high quality and very pleased with the purchase.
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This is a tension rod. They make small rods that you have to nail the hanger to the wall then you can use the rod.Use a sash rod.. SASH CURTAIN ROD FOR DOOR PANELS #820 - 11" TO 19"
660107
As long as you have a place in the doorway to hang the screen, sure! It's basically a shower curtain tension rod with a screen hanging from it. If you have a lip in the doorway that you can fit a 1" shower rod (on either the inside or the outside... With a sliding door it wouldn't matter), it will fit. You will need one that covers the width of the entire door - not just the side that opens.
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I wouldn't suggest it, they will not sit flush up against the wall due to the scalloped edges. The ends also can not sit next to each other due to the same issue. It would look awkward in my opinion. Hope this info helps. :)
2142243
Not a good plan as each rod needs to rotate independently. However, there are curtain hooks available that are designed to give you that double rod look. Check Bed, Bath & Beyond.
643135
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.
827038
Yes you can. You must adjust and place the mechanism at the end of the rod in the correct position.
201072
Yes! of course. The Curtain rod is adjustable and can be adjusted to fit YOUR NEED. iF YOUR CURTAIN FITS THE REGULAR SIZED cURTAIN ROD, THEN YOU SHOULD BE JUST FINE.
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I just installed my rods and the distance between the wall and the back of the draw plate is 2", but it can be adjusted out one more inch to make it 3" clearance. But then there is the thickness of the window frame(in my case the clearance 1 1/2"--2 1/2". There are rods that have an extra inside rod just for sheers behind drapes or they used to make them because I had several of them years ago. If you are not sure where studs are, you might need to get screws that expand.