In all my years of hanging shower curtains,
the curtain rod has always been a pain in the butt to hang.
It's like a tease.
Did I get the right length?
Is this thing REALLY gonna stay up?
For how long???
Do I REALY want to make holes in the tile to hold this rod up?
Years ago, when the new rod fell in my bathroom,
I re-hung it ABOVE the tile walls,
so the tiles' ledges keep it from falling.
Of course, I had to extend the curtain rings, using white zipties.
The curtain were just long enough,
but it just doesn't look right.
When my wife's shower curtain fell,
I went thru the same frustrations of hanging the dam thing....
I got it!!
I put a hose clamp on the thinner rod,
right where it slips into the thicker rod!
Make sure you place the rod so that
the hose clamp is not where you slide open the curtain
(the curtain rings tend to hang up on the clamp).
Here's hoping this hack saves a bit of grief for fellow rod hangers.
the curtain rod has always been a pain in the butt to hang.
It's like a tease.
Did I get the right length?
Is this thing REALLY gonna stay up?
For how long???
Do I REALY want to make holes in the tile to hold this rod up?
Years ago, when the new rod fell in my bathroom,
I re-hung it ABOVE the tile walls,
so the tiles' ledges keep it from falling.
Of course, I had to extend the curtain rings, using white zipties.
The curtain were just long enough,
but it just doesn't look right.
When my wife's shower curtain fell,
I went thru the same frustrations of hanging the dam thing....
I got it!!
I put a hose clamp on the thinner rod,
right where it slips into the thicker rod!
Make sure you place the rod so that
the hose clamp is not where you slide open the curtain
(the curtain rings tend to hang up on the clamp).
Here's hoping this hack saves a bit of grief for fellow rod hangers.