Does the rod sit between or behind the legs ?
1430173
There are 2 inserts for the rod. One is directly in the center between the legs, the other is offset (still center) to display plants.
1430174
There are two points where the rod can be inserted (both are centered). One is directly in between the legs and the other (when facing you) off to the right, can be used to display pants.
1287948
Hi, the smaller rods seem to be inserted in the bigger ones and the extremities (links) are concealed with plastic buttons. Hard to explain exactly but bottom line, it's a very good buy.
151940
How far past the toilet do the front legs sit depends on the size of your tank and toilet. The bar in the back of the stand actually bumps out further back from the legs. So, the distance from the back of that brace (that would set against the toilet tank) to the joint of the front legs is about 19 1/2". The leg joints as well as the rubber feet are slightly larger than the tubes of the legs.Hope this helps.
794547
No. The rod just rests in the holder. It depends on gravity to hold it in place.
415021
The rod is stationary. It never moves again once it it up there, but it does add more room in your shower because it keeps the curtain pushed away.
1173239
I found no problem with the rod. The seat was a great improvement over the hard bench and having a seat back was fantastic. Things are tough but also heavy.
2055106
It may depend on the height the legs are set at but the variation shouldn't be too much. Mine has 14 inches between the front left and right legs, while it is 11.5 inches between the back left and right legs.
565636
The shower curtain hangs nicely with the rod in either position. We love this rod!
1035484
Yes, the rod is seamless. I had no need to cut this unit down, it's set up for a standard tub span.
1218899
The bar that hangs from the rod is a total of 35 1/2 inches long. This includes the hook. The bar that goes between the rods that hang is 28 1/2 inches. This bar is not adjustable. You can adjust it up and down to any point you like along the bars that hang. I have my fairly low to hang my dress pants on the bottom and shirts above. Note: I had issues with the plastic part that holds the bar at the height you want. I put a rubber band just below it and have had no issues since.
1287949
The sides are plastic with openings for each rod. Because of that, I don't overweight the rods, but shirts, shorts, towels, underwear and such are just fine for them. The large rod across the top is larger and so is stronger/sturdier.
1927940
Yes, There is a cable that runs under neath the Motivator that connects the the rods to the legs extensions. Setting up to work out the front of the legs and laying down to work the back of the legs.
764890
There are 2 black rods that hold run under the seat and foot plates that serve 2 purposes: to hold the seat together and to keep the plates in places. The rods are tightened with a allen key. If they are kept tight, the seat and foot plates are very secure and will not move.
1514441
It is designed for the kitchen sink. The legs sit on the middle divider and the part with the seat sits on my sink side and part of counter. My grandson just graduated to the big tub and I actually took the seat out of this tub and he sits in it in my tub. He sits up really well but not in water. Best money I ever spent.
983159
the bar is a separate rod from the two end pieces. I even cut mine to make it shorter to fit the older style bathroom door of my seaside cottage. it is a very nice item !
39013
No, the panel is off to the side. I had to wire up my rod because my opening was too wide. I don't open the sliders all the way though.
346813
Yes, there's a seam where it the pole extends (essentially a smaller rod within a larger one) dead center of the entire rod. It's not really bad but it's not seamless.