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Curved shower rod expand the elbow room you have in your shower

 

Turns a narrow shower into an oversized shower

 

 

A curved shower rod is bowed in the middle such that it gives the shower user more elbow room while taking a shower.  The curved shower rod comes in handy when you want or need a narrow bathtub. In many modern homes, the floor space of your bathroom dictates that you have a narrow bathtub. When the base of your bathtub is narrow and you are using a standard shower rod located directly above the outside of the bathtub, then the shower curtain is generally too close to you. When the shower curtain is so close, it becomes annoying as you are always rubbing up against it.  A curved shower rod eliminates this problem.

 

 

One way to stop hitting the shower curtain is to move it away from you using a curved shower rod. In this case, the curtain can be moved up to about twelve inches from you. To install a curved shower rod, you will likely have to purchase one that needs to be mounted ot the wall with screws.  Another way to move the shower curtain away from you is to physically relocate the standard straight shower rod about one foot further away from the current location. This will put the whole curtain on an angle but provided your shower curtain is long enough it will still do its job and it should be about six inches away from you. This works well if the bathtub and wall are the same length but not so well if the tub is shorter than the distance between the walls.

 

If you are in the market for a curved shower rod, then let's start the process.  Amazon offers a good variety of curved shower rods but you can also take a look at these  5' and 6' Curved Shower Rods from VintageTub.com!

 

I have not yet found a curved shower rod which can be tension mounted.  However, there is a device on the market which pushes out your curtain such that you can use a straight rod and still have the feel of curved rod.  This product is called the ShowerBow and may be worth a look if you would like to keep your current rod but want a bit more room in the shower.

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