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is the L (or J) shaped curtain rod hung from the ceiling?

12 years ago
am trying to cover a L/J shaped situation. if I hang the rod from the ceiling i will need to use 2 curtains or leave one part always spread out. am trying to avoid that. any suggestions?
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  • 12 years ago
    All of the tracks sold byTrax Pro, Inc. ( http://ceilingshowerrod.com/) attach directly to the ceiling. We do have the wider and longer shower curtain liners for sale that would be a single curtain. One may also use two curtains and overlap them by one hook and then they will pull together as if a single curtain.
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