Can I use this as curtain?
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It would need hemming and would not provide any light barrier. It would be beautiful as a decorative curtain with some hemming. Keep in mind that one edge is finished with a scalloped edge so it is not the same on all four edges.
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Yes you could put regular curtain if the curtains weren't very heavy. The rods probably would hold it but you are screwing it into the ceiling and not any studs in your wall. The plastic sliders don't slide very easily where the two rods come together so moving heavy curtains very often wouldn't be a good idea. I hope this helps.
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The narrow end has a hole in it which you could hang it from. So I guess if you somehow tied a string to the curtains and to this, that would work.
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Yes, I would suggest one. this is a thin nylon curtain. We have a liner and the curtain works nicely
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I bought two curtains. One for the shower and the other I shortened and used for the bathroom window. Looks great. I have a frosted window.
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You can...as long as you keep a towel on the floor outside the bathtub! I have this arrangement, and it SUCKS! I bought it because I thought that laundering a curtain would be more cost effective, and look nicer, than replacing plastic ones. Get a different fabric one, or just stick with plastic.
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No: it can be hung on same rod as the shower curtain. I certainly did that .
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JOHNYes, you probably can move the curtains back to the side. I haven't tried this however. I would think based on the tiny rod, it may not work very well. However, the screen has plenty of air flow and ventilation, air blows through it just fine as there are millions of tiny holes in the curtain. You can also pin it back, I use a small tack to pin back part of my curtain to allow for my cats to come in through the cat door. I also have one on the outside of my house in front of my back door to keep the bugs out of the garage.
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It's quite stiff and thick but the weave is a little loose so it wouldn't totally block light. It's a bit like an upholstery weight linen, but with a more synthetic feel because indoor outdoor. It would make a nice curtain but I think you'd want to line it anyway as the print is only nice on one side. It would be somewhat better as a fabric for a blind because it's quite stiff. It's pretty fabric! I bought it for outdoor cushions. Hope that helps. :)
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I don't think so unless your curtain rod is lower than the usual height. You may be able to have someone string it up for you so that it would be at the height you need.
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hi Athenee , some people I know just use the curtain only and others that I know put a liner with it. it would work either way and look great. as far as me I have a shower liner because liked it better. hope this helped you. kay
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I don't think so. I always make sure to pull the curtain back across the tub so its not all bunched together on one side, this allows it to air out naturally. It is nice and heavy and doesn't stay stuck together. some of the cheaper ones stay kind of bunched at the bottom. I got a clear one and we have very hard water, so on the cheap ones within a couple of weeks. I could notice to see a rust tint from the heavy iron...this new one is just as clear as the day I hung it.
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HI, As a curtain alone I wouldn't do it .Even a cheap shower liner should protect it and make it last years longer.
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I would be very careful what I placed around the fixture as it does get very warm, even when outside. No curtains or light material.
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I think you could if you have the means to cut it. As it is the smallest it goes is about 42". I love this curtain rod:)
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I haven't used it with just one curtain. I would not recommend it, because it rusted in just a few months.
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I do not think so. If you have long hooks than yes. Its a regular size shower curtain i had to use to hooks to make sure it was longer enough and i hve a tub.