RIDDER Vario Shower Rod Angled Wall Mount/Adapter: Enhancing Your Shower Experience Review

That's exactly what we need! I've searched all over the internet for a solution for our corner shower screen and was surprised that this piece was the only inexpensive solution I could find. I can't believe they aren't sold at hardware stores! I thought it was a trial run and when I got it the old shower curtain we had was too small on one end and too big on the other to fit in. My husband fiddled around a bit and was able to get the larger end to fit just right. It was also very easy to…

I never thought I could hang a shower curtain in my shower bungalow until I found this. I used double sided gorilla tape to hang it in the shower. I wasn't sure if I wanted to keep it, so this is a temporary install. The only thing I didn't like was the fact that the part you screw to the wall has hollow circles that prevented the tape from sticking. . It fell down several times until I filled the circles with hot glue. Now he has never fallen. I also have to say that the description does not…

Metric Measurements. Seems like a $1 item (okay £1 in England) sells more expensive here because it's rare/unique. Must be a horrible ad hoc to get the tube to fit properly (I ended up going to a big one end shop, bought a white plastic tube and then various pieces to adjust the size up/down by gluing them together, to ensure stability. Ugh!), but if you have a 45, 35, or 55 degree tilt, this was the best solution I could find. Nice strong metal pieces with curved ends for shower curtains…

Well it's selling for 5x what it's really worth, $2? 4 dollars? Bubble wrap is probably worth more than the product! Basically it is a ball joint with good design and shape. It is suitable for some corner installations but NOT universal. In my case I have a 64 inch curved shower curtain rod that stretches across parallel walls but with the ends offset. I had to cut the larger end of my telescoping tube rail and glue a piece to the smaller diameter end to accommodate the connector adapter. Then…