I am trying to find a curved rod to fit a shower opening of 31" - any suggestions? thanks!
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Yes, we can customize our curved shower rod to fit a 31" opening. Please contact us and we will be happy to go over the process of ordering a smaller size. Thanks.
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Since it was intended for a "standard" 60" shower/tub enclosure I wouldn't want to stray to far from that measurement. Due to the curvature of the bar it would start looking "off" if you closed the adjustment too much. In theory you can close the adjustment to a total width of approximately 33" but again I think you will end up with a non-symmetrical curve.
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Hi Violet,Wish I could help, but it turned out to be the wrong hardware for a tub/shower combination, and I returned it without really opening the box. For what it's worth, the return credit was hassle-free.
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Gene W., our tub also measures 41" wall to wall. I have seen that people shorten the rod to fit...do you think it could somehow be lengthened to give a bigger curve?
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Hi, I'm not sure, my shower is only around 60" in width & the rod is on there tight, so I'm not going to take it down to see if it extends further. Maybe someone else can answer this question for you or maybe even the person selling it, sorry I couldn't answer your question.
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I had to cut mine a bit shorter, but it was easy to do. Remember though that the shorter you cut the bar, the less arc you have. you will be loosing some of the desired effect of creating space in the enclosure, by keeping the shower curtain as far away from you as possible. Measure twice, cut once, as my old high school teacher Art Taylor used to say. Mike
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My shower curtain rod has two 45 degree bends and it's pretty tight, when opening and closing the curtain. Still workable, but tight. I wouldn't want to go more than 45. I hope this helps.
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The best I have found using is 3/32 rod with a red 2% throated tungsten. Hope this helps ..
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A regular size shower curtain will work just fine. You may want to measure it before you hang the rod. I didn't get mine high enough at first and had to put it up higher. So I have more holes in the wall than I wanted. I hope this helps
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A normal shower rod. Nothing too big, as it has a slit for easy installation. I would imagine there would be a gap if it was placed on a larger than average rod.
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I just used the standard 72" curtain. I set the rod 64" above the bath tub. When installing the two wall plates, I paid special attention to make sure that they were perpendicular and at the same height above the bath tub.
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I use a faucet to shower converter.. see if you can find one thats long enough for your needs
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You're probably better off asking the mfg but I have two 12" brushed nickel extension rods that we didn't use that you are welcomed to. Let me know if interested.
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Hi Erin. I used this curtain rod at a rental so I can't measure it now but to the best of my recollection the distance of the curve from the mount to the middle of the rod is approximately six inches. Eight inches tops. So in my opinion I don't think it would not fit a neo-angle shower stall.
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Our tub was very similar. I went to a local hardware store to get a metal pipe that would fit into the shower rod at each end, connecting to the wall. This extended the length of the shower rod out to meet the width of the tub. I did later order extra ceiling supports for stability since it only came with one.
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I would try contacting the company. However, I just looked at mine, and it's just a heavy hollow metal bar, 23" long, and 3/4" wide. It feels like a curtain rod, only heavier. It does have a little prong on each side, but this is not really necessary as it drops quite a ways down into the slot. Personally, I would just duct tape it on if it seemed to come loose. I'd almost bet you could find something that would be that size at Home Depot, or a hardware store, and they maybe could cut it down if necessary. It doesn't have to be hollow either, although the original is. Hope this helps.
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I would contact the company by e-mail or phone and ask if you can order one.....hopefully, they will have a replacement part. If not, I would take an existing rod to a home improvement center and see if you can find a substitute item. A lot of window treatment rods are also designed to bend to accommodate an arch, so that is a thought. Good luck!