🚿 Rustproof Expandable Adjustable Curved Shower Curtain Rod - Telescoping Design, 38-72 Inches, Aluminum Metal, Exquisite & Customizable for Bathroom, Brushed Nickel Finish Review

I'm in love with this perfect matte black curved shower curtain rod! Semi easy to install as it is curved, it will take some time to install both sides and make sure it is level. Comes with everything you need for installation. In addition, this shower rod is a dream.

Swivel mounts are great for complex installations that don't run in a straight line. Mine goes from the wall on the left to the window on the right, which is perfect. It's attractive and makes your shower much bigger and more enjoyable to use. For +!

Absolutely happy with the purchase. If you need a little extra elbow room in the shower and HATE when the shower curtain blows in and touches you, BUY THIS ROD! It amazes me how much more space I have in my shower just by installing this bar instead of the usual straight bar.

Received this product today and immediately put it back in the box. I'm so confused by all the good reviews. The rods I received are very light and feel cheap. I ordered black and immediately after unpacking I noticed bubbles and scratches on the paintwork. Poor quality and definitely not durable enough for my family. Send back.

Because of the installation and appearance (have not been able to use it yet), this product was very easy to install by one person. Looks great too! I was so concerned about putting it in the right spot as I didn't know how far it would stick out over the edge of the tub. For reference, I measure 76 inches from the floor where my bottom screw was placed and 2.5 inches from the edge of the shower screen. Hope that helps!

The design of the wall bracket is the same as that used in hotels. The rod is lightweight but will hold a heavy shower curtain. Instructions should state that 5/16 inch anchor holes must be drilled for tile installation. For ceramic tiles you need a carbide-tipped drill. If you have porcelain stoneware, you need a diamond tip. bit, that's about $15. If you've never drilled porcelain before, check out the video on U Tube.

The shower curtain rod itself is nice and looks solid. The wall brackets are moveable for easy installation. The dowels that come with them are absolute junk, which seems to be the case with most things I order. I wasted so much time screwing in anchors and pulling them out of the wall. I ended up just using a couple of screws I had and hanging them without anchors. So far, but we'll see how it goes.

Far from bronze it's more of a matte black so doesn't quite match our fixtures but I could ignore that. However, the size of the drill specified in the instructions was too large. The drywall anchor went straight into the hole, no hammer needed. Then he even tried to turn the screw with a screwdriver and pushed the dowel into the wall. We had to move everything inwards an inch, and now I have 4 large holes that I need to cover. What should have taken 20 minutes took over an hour and now I have…