Stretchable Corner Shower Curtain Rod - Drill Free Install 304 Stainless L Shaped 32-51" x 40-67", for Bathroom, Clothing Store (Free Curtain Hook)

This product was high quality and worked perfectly in my shower!

I looked everywhere for a shower curtain for a tiny bathroom. It's been 18 months since we installed it, and I've never been happier with a product from Amazon. The manufacturer enclosed a very nice message (to contact them if I had problems) and fantastic descriptions of how best to mount the curtain rod. Cotton gloves to protect from the glue were also included! It's a 10 out of 10, both in terms of product, durability, instructions, and customer service.

Great product. Easy to install and use. The curve can cause the hooks to get stuck when open or closing, use it gently. Great for a small shower, makes it look bigger.

I loved the fact that this curved rod made it possible to have a wrap around shower curtain. I am disabled so I have a transfer bench to get into the shower. But my normal shower curtain rod would then allow water to get onto the shower bench and onto the floor. With this shower rod bending around, once I stand up I can pull the shower curtain around so no water gets onto the transfer bench.

[EDIT]The product on this page has changed. This review below is for a set of S-hooks, NOT a curtain rod. 2/18/20They get the job done. Sturdy. Or or two seemed to be a bit unfinished, i'm not sure if it's a glob of the coating, or flashing, or what, but there's a bur on the top of one of the smaller hooks. It doesn't interfere with functionality at all, and it's smooth so there's no danger of slicing your hand open or anything,Anyway, I enjoy the versatility these hooks provide. They work especially well with Metro-style shelving, of which I have a few sets.Hats, coats, towels, bags, all hanging nice and neatly.

After making modifications, I think it will work ok. First off, my shower dimensions are 34x42 so I ordered one size up from the smallest unit. The smallest would have been better. The 42" side adjusted fine but I couldn't get the 34" side to fit properly so had to saw it shorter with a small hacksaw and file down the edges to fit into the curved portion. Once up, I had to use a utility knife to cut away the plastic tabs inside the base so the rod slid all the way in allowing the set screws to tighten the way they should. I didn't use the glue and drilled holes to set the base.

We have a framed, metal grate, wall "art object" that I planned to repurpose into a pot rack in our newly remodeled kitchen. We had tried several different styles of "S" hooks without success & I thought my brilliant idea was dead on the wall so to speak. Then I saw & ordered these & they work perfectly, wide enough to hang all my pans (or several utensils on 1 hook if need be) & on the opposite end, small enough to not slide completely off the rack (although Hubs did squeeze the small end a little tighter for our "rack"). Additionally, to be so lightweight they're very strong so I'm planning to use the extras for hanging plants, lanterns, etc. on our porch come warm weather.

I wouldn't recommend hanging from this shower rod like the guy in the photo, but it'll hold up a shower curtain and liner just fine. My wife and I bought this at the spur of the moment because guests were coming to visit and needed to use the basement shower. I went with the option to glue the anchors to the wall, and yes it does take a few days for the glue to set. So you need to have patience. However, installing the shower rod after that was easy. Now I can use that shower too and have no fear of the curtain falling.