Will this work in a shower surround that doesn't go up to the ceiling, does not have hard straight angles (has rounded corners), &amp; isn't flush w. wall
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The shelves are not sharp at corners, not certain what distance referred to as "doesn't go up to the ceiling". Depending on what actual space working with, this could sit near the shower head and not be in the way for using the rest of the shower space.
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If you are talking about sliding shower doors in a tub that has an overhead track, yes it will. I would not hang it on the part that moves, however. Hang it over the upper track.
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This needs to be installed at the bottom of the shower. We made a mistake and put it above - it doesn't work well. If you are building in a bench, put it in the bench - we're redoing ours like that. Follow the specs 100%.
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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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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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I use this to cover a standard 1 3/4 inch tub/shower drain. The Protector does not sit down in or screw onto the drain, it sits above it, so it will not be flush if that is what you are looking for. I suppose if it will be used to cover a large drain in a tiled floor than you could cut a recess to allow it to sit flush.
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The curve of shower cannot be longer than 70 inches and the rod curve and angle of shower wouldn't exactly match. So from edge on one side to other side edge if you have 70 inches or less it may work. The rod mounts are a little forgiving so depending on the angle it should work
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It would probly work even better! It is adjustable though. As you can see in the photo, it is up against the shower wall, a free standing tub would allow you to navigate better and show the beauty of the piece. I love mine and get many compliments as it is in my guest bath. Dont worry about tub scratches either..its a snug fit with no movement once adjusted and installed.
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I believe that all of the others have answered your question and I agree with them. I mounted ours directly to the wall outlet as pictures and we both love it that way. As already stated, you could use a "Y" outlet and do a dual mount, but that is really a great shower head and works great both ways. Why waste the time and $$? Try it the way intended and then, if you do not like it (which I doubt) look at the other options. (Bet you don't do them.)
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We mounted with down rod because our ceiling is slanted but you should be able to mount it flush.
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I think so. I never used it because my shower is not a hand held one. If I hooked that up the water would be facing the wall.
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Hi Nordia, Thanks for your question. Yes this mount will work on an angled ceiling. It tilts to accommodate the angle. Yet like Chris said below, anchor into Studs. Hope this helps. Thanks Chris too!
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U can use it as a wall or ceiling mount, u just have to have the correct shower head neck. I hung mine from the ceiling and it looks great.
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The internal spray tile tilts about a quarter inch in any direct sides and corners ... so depending on how high you mount the panel and where your approximate center of shower spray is... will let you know how high, low, and side to side that this will adjust for your spray area.
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Since the rod was designed to fill the missing side of a rectangle (approx. 180 degrees) I'm not sure it would work to fill two missing sides of a corner shower (approx. 90 degrees). There is some play in the brackets. Zenith is super on customer service. I would call or email and ask them, http://www.zenith-products.com/.
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I have a vinyl shower surround and it's wonderful but I don't know the answer to your question. Sorry I can't help you out.
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Unless you want to put screws in your shower wall, I would say no. There are adhesive strips but I wouldn't trust them in a shower. Just me though.