Does the shower have to have a 45 degree angled corner for this to fit well? or could it work in a more rounded fiberglass shower stall? Thanks.
1382908
I really looked at mine last night and I definitely recommend 45 degree angled corner.
1382909
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.
1965142
its made for a tub to the ceiling, not tall enough for shower stall, so better using it only for tubs to the ceiling hope this helped
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.
980342
you can mount the unit in a corner, but its not a sharp 90 degree corner from the back to the sides. Its more like 110 degree which means there will be a small noticeable gap on the side. I've had this unit for about 6 months with no problems and no leaks. I installed it my self.
502686
It can be angled up and down via the swivel lever and it will adjust to any angle that we have needed it for. This is a great Shower Panel and I would highly recommend it.
1823287
Yes, the material is flexible to conform to a curved bathtub bottom to the extent that it could curve up the sides. However you would need to cut it some if you are talking about a curved corner.
1833051
I don't think it will hurt anything. The uppermost hole for attaching the side rails to your shower wall is at 59-1/2". The upper track will extend a tad over an inch above your shower stall. I doubt you will see any issues. Good luck! Great shower door.
1570319
yes, it will, we have installed it as a corner mount and it will go 45 degree on each side.
980473
The instructions clearly says that you have to file (or curve) ends of the bottom track so that there is no gap between the track and fiberglass shower. Do not force the track in. Sort of curve the edges by filing. Have patience. You do need to caulk the track later on. It is a well designed unit and easy to install.
1132475
It looks like the shower on the trailer is a corner type shower. It looks to be 27" square with one of the corners cut down for space. Assuming my guessing the size of your shower is correct, this will not fit. They make a larger one (EXT-5460), that is closer to fitting but may cut in on the front of the shower.
1357212
You can angle to a limited amount ..it is on a swivel. The arm extends up and down. I have it installed in very small stall and can still adjust it enough to be able to get away from it. This is a great shower head if you like the drenching rain effect.
324490
No This is not a 360° shower glass door. This shower will install into a 90° corner wall . And you can enter into the shower by sliding both glass door intgd center .
2093368
It would not be ideal for a corner. It is tapered. Width is 49" in front...25" in back.
1491323
Yes, it will go through the opening and into the space. However, I doubt it will work should you have bi-fold doors. My 30-inch stall shower has a single glass door and the chair is approx. 22x21. The only problem is, once inside, there is very little room to maneuver. It will work much better in a double-size shower or perhaps in a tub/shower combination. Although it's a very nice product, I would not buy again for a 30-inch shower.
980476
my shower has rounded corners on it. my shower base is 3" wide and the track is only 2" wide so it sets on the flat between the two rounds. my guess is yours is about the same. this is really ago unit and easy to install.
2034135
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.
233090
I used this product as quarter round for my curved baseboards. It worked out great! No. This will not bend around a corner. If you are turning a corner, you need to use a hacksaw with a yellow miter box (both are available to purchase at Home Depot) to cut the moulding in a 45 degree angle. To learn how to do this task, check out the many 'how to cut baseboards or moulding' videos on You Tube. That's how I learned. If I can do this, you can, too! FYI - I used moulding glue to adhere this to my baseboards.