Adjustable Curved Shower Rod, 42-74 inches Extra Wide Shower Curtain Rod, Rust proof, Premium Stainless Steel, Curved Shower Rod for Bathroom Bronze

I was completely fed up with my shower liner attacking me in the shower. As soon as I’d turn the water on it would fly up and I’d have to fight it off the whoooole shower. Super annoying! I finally decided to install a curved rod and voilà- problem solved! Not only can I shower in peace without having to punch the liner every 5 seconds, but I have so much more elbow room. The rod was pretty easy to install (once I figured out how to use the drill 🙄). Had I known how to properly drill holes beforehand it would’ve taken 15 minutes tops. The rod is nice & sturdy and doesn’t move. If yours moves or wiggles there’s most likely a screw or two not tight enough. The only reason I took off a star is because they didn’t include a “jump ramp”. I just learned this term so I’m not sure if that’s the actual name, but it’s the little plastic piece that smoothes out the rod where the skinnier rod and the bigger rod it slides into meet. Without the jump ramp my shower curtain ALWAYS gets stuck and I have reach up and lift it over to open it. Annoying but not a deal breaker. It’s still better than shower liner attacks. Overall I recommend this rod. It was worth the money. My peaceful showers are priceless!

This product was simple to install with basic hand tools (drill & screwdriver) and attaches solidly to your wall with included hollow wall anchors. The telescoping rod allows for a custom fit to many sized shower areas and gives you a more roomy feel while being inside.Not much more to say except I will probably be replacing all of our as it works so well.

I had to screw it into wall. I prefer this as it’s super sturdy. Not held together by pressure or suction cups. Love it!

Great look and design with the concealed mounting screws. Very easy to install. Highly recommend.

Gets stuck on bar. We’ve had a shower curtain like this before and didn’t have this problem. Have to move it in segments over grove in bar.

I’m a big guy. I live in a house with a tiny shower. This shower curtain rod made it feel twice as big. More sturdy than I expected. The only thing that I would change about it is the cheap fit up of the two rods coming together. Whenever you close your shower curtain, they get caught up and you have to pick it up to get them over the seam where the two pipes meet.

It really does "open up" the shower area.Issues are:1) your curtain rings will get stuck where the two pieces extend. I've tried 6 different types of rings -- they all get stuck and you have to lift them up and over that joint. There's a glide tape that you can buy that will supposedly "fix" the issue. I'll order it and I'll update if it works.2) Before my shower curtain hung straight down (dripping into the tub). Now it curves. The curve essentially causes the outside area to flood if you're using a fabric waterproof liner (dripping into the tub). I solved the issue by using a plastic shower curtain on the inside --- but it was never an issue before, so just be aware that it may happen.The installation was fairly simple, just be aware that one bracket is larger circle diameter than the other to accommodate the larger outside pole.It feels sturdy but it doesn't stay shiny, you can see each fingerprint that makes it look dirty.

Excellent