Does a regular size shower curtain or liner could be used on a curved rod?
1434428
I converted from a straight rod to this curved rod and used our old curtain and liner. The width of the curtain was fine and I believe the length(height) would have been fine also for our tub use. I did however install stainless steel roller curtain hooks which are slightly longer than standard round hooks. If you are installing on a tub I think no problem. Shower stalls may require something different.
1434429
Yes, any standard sized shower curtain can be used. The advantage of this curved rod, is that it adds a little more elbow room to an otherwise narrow shower.
732342
No. It has to do with the balance of the curtain on the rod. One curtain on each side. You could try it, but I don't think you will be pleased. One side of the hook is already longer. I guess you could use the longer side to the back side to maintain the balance on the rod...
285403
The curve in this rod is very subtle. The picture is a bit deceptive. I have seen other curtain rods with a more pronounced curve that would probably meet your needs better.
1040641
My shower curtain is 72" × 72" & it fits fine. Don't hang the new rod higher than the old rod. Hope this helps. Dan.
1589814
I would use a shower curtain liner with this. I am using is for decorative purposes only (I have shower doors).
618141
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.
2244985
It will not work for curtain rods. This works for showers with glass doors. With a channel top.
2121415
We are using a standard 72" shower curtain. Our tub is also a standard 60" and it works just fine.
196293
The radius of the arc that the rod travels is 7-1/2" (the rod only, not measuring with the shower curtain) at the center. I would suggest that you have at least 10" from any obstructions to the center line or pivot point of the Rotator Rod.
1332932
The interior bar is actually shorter then the exterior bar as it is more straight for the shower liner. The exterior bar curves out for hanging your shower curtain. The liner is not exposed. Be sure to measure the width of your tub/shower and make sure to order the proper length bar and shower curtain. We really like this bar.
337261
No, just use longer lightweight shower curtains. When we shoe curtains are pulled in, but otherwise we have them sort of spread outward over tub edges. It actually looks more authentic and Victorian for our historic house. This one worked for us, high ceilings and all.
150732
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.
494705
Yes. It will work. It will hook your curtain and round it into the shower. Your curtain will not be flat on your rod.
2122534
If we had it to do over again, we'd do what you suggest. We bought this curtain to be used with an extra wide bench with a spinning seat, but wound up not using the wide bench. So, we just continue to use the curtain with two cut openings because it is excellent, sturdy quality and easily slipped onto our existing shower rod.
111550
http://m.moen.com/moen/chrome-curved-shower-rod/_/R-CONSUMER%3ADN2145BN?mobile-redirect=trueSpecifications can be found at this link.
959536
Yes that is the only way I use it and it works great. I bought the original curtain at the same time I bought the curved rod because I saw the same set-up at a hotel I stayed in and liked the feeling of extra room in the shower. In response to issues of it catching my curved tips is one solid piece of metal without any center seam.
1144833
no, the smallest you can use this for is about 41 inches wide. my shower wall width is 65 inches and the rod can go wider.