Reduced Arc Shower Curtain

3 years ago

Where can I purchase one without having to buy 6 of them from a Hotel supply company? My walk-in, 2 in pan shower was once a tub…and a narrow one at that…I tried a regular curved shower curtain and it sticks out too far for my liking. I really only need a tiny bit more space.

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JAN MOYER
3 years ago
Use a regular shower curtain rod. The curtain won't mind your elbows. Going outside with a curved rod, will only put a lot of WATER on the floor
Sofia
3 years ago
We use this one for both a tub and a shower. Curve is relatively slight and no issues with water on the floor in 4+ years of use. We do use both a shower curtain liner and a shower curtain.

Zenna Home NeverRust Rustproof Aluminum Tension Mount Curved Shower Rod, 50"-72", Satin Nickel https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00JVG5NUG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_ANR041WXQAJDZWRRCWZR?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
3 years ago
Post a pic please . Waht do you mean by buying 6 .I agree a curved rod is for an actul tub that holds the curtain in .
Andrea Carpenter
Original Author
3 years ago
Jan Moyer…A regular rod is what I’ve been using, but I’m tired of the narrow space….That’s why I invested in these bad boys! ⬇️ All I need now is the curtain weights and a rod.
Andrea Carpenter
Original Author
3 years ago
Patricia…This is the only rod I found that said “reduced arc” and it’s only sold in a unit of 6, because they supply hotels.
Andrea Carpenter
Original Author
3 years ago
Sofia…Zenna is the brand I’ve been seeing a lot. It’s rated the best on most sites. I just wasn’t sure if the arc would be any less than the one I’ve tried.
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JAN MOYER
3 years ago
last modified: 3 years ago
There are :

Flexible curtain rods you can mount at the ceiling .........to exactly the position you want. You can also customize your curtain.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/3-5m-Flexible-Ceiling-Curtain-Track-Kit-Bendable-Window-Rod-Straight-Curve/2619526850

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waterproof fabrics allowing custom shower curtains........yours is essentially a stall shower. In a very "tight" bath.

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https://www.curtain-tracks.com/curtains/shower-curtains.html

I'd go right to the ceiling. ......and OUT however much or little ... Do it once and get some decoration as well.
Andrea Carpenter
Original Author
3 years ago
Interesting. I didn’t realize it’s considered a stall shower. I took a shower for the first time with the suction cup barriers after I last responded to you and I don’t think I’ll need any more space now. The liner didn’t stick to me at all and the floor stayed dry. I need to get a liner with a couple extra inches and one that lays smoother, but it was good. I plan on either getting a straight double rod or one extra rod, so I can hang a decorative curtain and move it to the side when I shower (I like light) and I’m ordering a really cute shelf off Etsy, so I have a place to store a few extra rolls of toilet paper. I don’t have a vanity, because my bathroom was made wheelchair accessible, but I’ll eventually try to make a wheeled vanity with a semi open back to accommodate the pipes. I hate that my bathroom looks so hospitally.