Shower Curtain Tension Rod Installation
#1
10-15-01, 08:17 AM
Help! I'm using a tension rod for my shower curtain between tile walls and it keeps falling down. I'm using the lightest shower curtain I can find. Any suggestions on how to keep it in place without drilling holes in the tiles for a permanent rod?
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10-15-01, 01:10 PM
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You can usually adjust the length of a shower curtain tension rod by twisting the two sides of it in opposite directions.
Give it a try.
Good Luck!
Mike
Give it a try.
Good Luck!
Mike
#3
07-18-14, 02:22 PM
Quick fix for shower rod slipping on tile
I had the same problem when I got my old tile replaced with new porcelain tile. It looked great but the shower curtain kept slipping. I found an easy fix.
Purchase some "bath/shower No Slip Shapes" - I found them at my local big box hardware store. I bought the round ones and stuck one on each wall where the shower curtain goes. I reinstalled the tension rod and it doesn't slip anymore. Under $5.00 and only a minute fix.
Purchase some "bath/shower No Slip Shapes" - I found them at my local big box hardware store. I bought the round ones and stuck one on each wall where the shower curtain goes. I reinstalled the tension rod and it doesn't slip anymore. Under $5.00 and only a minute fix.
