Stretchable Corner Shower Curtain Rod - Drill Free Install 304 Stainless L Shaped 40-60" x 40-60",for Bathroom, Clothing Store（Free Curtain Hook ）

I only stretched it out 32”x42” and would never recommend using it to its full length. It’s holding curtain, but wouldn’t feel comfortable hanging a towel over curtain…not as sturdy as I’d have hoped.

great deal

Easy to install. Stable.

I loved the fact that this curved rod made it possible to have a wrap around shower curtain. I am disabled so I have a transfer bench to get into the shower. But my normal shower curtain rod would then allow water to get onto the shower bench and onto the floor. With this shower rod bending around, once I stand up I can pull the shower curtain around so no water gets onto the transfer bench.

Wear the gloves or you will end up in ER with stitches. Installed these in my RV shower. Added an extra 8 inches of room to the shower which makes a big difference. Installation was straight forward but allow a week before hanging shower curtain. Not very stable. Added a picture hanging wire and attached to a screw in the ceiling or otherwise this would have been too flimsy to trust. Depends on how you plan to use this item whether I can advise to purchase. I would buy it again because I could secure it otherwise purchase is a gamble.

We are actually very happy with the corner rod overall. It’s a nice looking unit and it was the largest expandable unit out there. Because of where we needed to install the actual outside shower valve on the wall, we couldn’t use a typical 32” corner rod. The fastening system really works like advertised. However, the center (corner) area must be supported because it will definitely sag in the corner area, even though it’s tight at the wall connections. We were able to tie it with a string to the soffit of our overhang. Some folks might not be concerned about the sagging. I didn’t fall into that category, so if you would feel the same, make sure your application provides a way to tie it off at the inside corner, to someplace above the unit.

Ok first of all there is no possible way I could hang weights on the shower curtain rod (like in the picture)and it bwouldn't come out of the anchors on the wall. Second problem is I choose to glue the mounts to the wall so I didn't need to drill new holes in the tile(one of the selling points they use to sell the product) the problem is the glue the provide to do this takes 5 days to dry before use is possible! How is this "saving installation time" spending five days to allow glue to dry? I will update this after we have used it for a while and let you know how it holds up, as of now I believe if it received a good tug for whatever reason it will definitely come tunneling down. There really is nothing holding the shower rod in the plastic mounts that goes on the wall. Where the shower curtain rod extends where one rod is going in another there is a bump so the shower curtain rings on the shower curtain rod will not slide over the bump easily, so it makes it difficult to open and close the curtain.

It was a little awkward putting it together but easy enough for the average person. It certainly isn’t as sturdy as it suggests with the gentleman hanging from it in the picture. Not without the optional ceiling bracket for sure. I wanted the ability to open the curtain all the way so I opted not to use it.It’s ok for the money. Does the job good enough.