Do you have to slide the curtain rod through or does it attach with velcro or another attachment?
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It attaches with velcro at the top as you can see in the picture. Its very sturdy!!
2148281
No extra rod needed. The curtain liner is sewn onto the curtain and if you want a plastic inner liner to keep it dry, that will also fit on the single rod
1765866
It fits over the rod and over the whole hanger also. The plastic velcros over the rod so you don't need to remove the rod to install. Then it has little plastic rings that help stand the plastic up over the rod.
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.
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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).
1270824
I guess to clarify, the curtain rod is also used for our wood framed French doors. We have it inside the door jam, the metal piece (similar to a clip) to secure the rod is mounted to the top middle of the doorframe. The opening is actually on one side, in the middle for one door. If we open both doors, you will still need to enter the one side.
756676
No, the curtain shower rod does not slip when damp. There is just enough spring tension to hold it in place. I would not hang a bunch of heavy wet towels on it.
370678
A previous commenter (Brent) is probably right: it depends on the type of curtain you use. We use Hookless brand curtains, which makes it super easy to change the curtain. But we like (really like!) the curtain rod.
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The rod is stationary. It never moves again once it it up there, but it does add more room in your shower because it keeps the curtain pushed away.
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It will be fixed to the wall. Sorry this wont work well with rod pocket curtains. I suppose if you feel like unscrewing it from the wall on one side to change it out or laundry it, you can plan on that.
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I use curtain rings that can be removed with out dismantling the rod. I would not want to dismantle the rod to change the curtain.
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Hi. Where the two rods meet there is a tapered plastic washer that eliminates a severe bump or seam. The curtain slides easily and doesn't get hung up due to that tapered washer.
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You attach the bases to the wall and then the rod itself is fixed in place with a couple of screws. Each time you wanted to change the curtain, you would have to remove the screws from the rod that attach it to the bases. Not terribly hard but if you wash the curtain a lot it could become tiresome.
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Mine is installed with the curtain, and projects 4" out from the wall. Hope this helps!
1384835
There are no screws or holes required. There is a spring inside the rod, and you turn the rod to make it push out against the walls. The rod isn't made to hold a lot of weight, but does fine with shower curtain. I don't know how many towels I would drape over it though.
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Not silly at all! Yes you do need to purchase the pin hooks You need enough for each pleat in your curtain plus one for each end of the curtain. You might have extra "sliders" on your rod that you will not need. You should remove these by lifting the plastic "gate" on the end of the rod or they will not move smoothly when you open and close your curtain.
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Yes, connect one whole straight piece on the short side of the curved part and about 6" on the long side of the curved part. Use a fingernail file to smooth the any burres at the joints and the curtain will glide smoothly along tho whole rod. Enjoy.