Better Homes & Gardens Dual Mount No Rust 50” to 72” Adjustable Curved Shower Curtain Rod, Nickel

perfect , perfect, everyone knows at sometime shower rods need changed ,right? Well mine was in desperate need , more room in shower, no shower rod falling during a shower, and no shower curtains sticking to me while showering ". Thanks for your time reading 🦋

Like the curved rod, gives you more room in the shower. Assembly not too bad. it's dual mount, meaning you can use screws to affix into the wall or suction. I'm trying suction first seems to be working well, if it doesn't last can always fall back on the screws.

This is great!! I didnt want to drill into my tile and this gave us a choice! The no drill option is still super secure. The arch isnt big but it's just enough to give a little more room in the shower. Looks nice too husband had it up and good to go in about 15 min.

The curved rod is awesome!. It was easy to assemble and easy to place on the wall. The directions recommend having 2 people place it on the wall. BUT I'm 5 feet tall and almost 60 years, and a woman and i did it myself. The amount of light I have now is amazing. i only wish i had done this a decade ago.

This shower curtain rod is very well made with easy installation. It's shiny and would look great with just about any decor. Unfortunately it was too big for my shower which disappointed me because I really wanted the curved shower curtain look. It was not Walmart's error but mine in measuring so I had to return it. Walmart promptly refunded it to my account.

I have a regular shaped bathtub shower. I installed the curved rod using only the tension way. First time for me, but had no problem putting it up. Although I would recommend getting a second person to help, especially when extending the rod to get the right length. Theres also a 3D video that makes installing the item even easier. I am very pleased with this purchase. I wasn't so sure at first about how well the tension part would work. Plus, the cost was a bit more than any of the other curved bathtub rods. This time, I am so glad I took the risk. Very satisfied customer. Great product. It really does stick. Hope this helps. Thanks for your time.

Took two for install which wasn't mentioned online or with the instructions included in the box. Otherwise it is holding up perfectly well and was easily assembled. I only wish I knew if it can hold up the weight of my shower caddy without it falling down now…

the end caps do not stay on and were flopping around during installation. installation was fairly simple and i was able to complete it by myself with little frustration. the ends feel sturdy, but the rod itself gives when small pressure is applied.

The screws that are to tighten the pieces together were stripped, or the holes were stripped. Wither way, they didn't work and wouldn't screw in. I found a couple of screws laying aroundy house that are too big but held it together until I have a chance to go get something else.

The pole fully lacks any form of functional tensioning mechanism. I know that sounds crazy, because it's literally marketed as a tension rod, but there are no springs inside it whatsoever. The way it's supposed to work is that you telescope the rod to roughly the width of your shower, tighten two set screws to lock the two telescoping sections in place, then use a large built-in screw on one end of the pole to lengthen the entire apparatus slightly, pressing each end against the wall. But the set screws are small, and can only apply so much friction again the internal pole, so any attempt to tension simply results in the pole shortening. Thus, there's a maximum amount of tension you can apply to the pole, which is less than is required to reliably keep the pole up, let alone hang anything on it. It just falls down, more or less immediately, no matter what you do. I have no idea how anyone is rating this item more than 1 star.