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Do you stock a curved shower curtain rail for over a clawfoot bath?

6 years ago

Need price for delivery to Lismore N.S.W. 2480

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siriuskey
6 years ago
you don't have to use a curved shower curtain , you can hang a rectangle either flush on the ceiling or drop it down to the level that suits, you would need to have a support rod from the ceiling to the shower track at the junction of the long and short return, ceiling mounted shower curtain would look beautiful for your claw foot bath cheers
Paulie Simpson
Original Author
6 years ago
Thanks! I have a high ceiling & sourcing a longer shower curtain might be hard if I had it flush to the ceiling. Would prefer to find an oval curtain rail to keep all water off the floor.
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bigreader
6 years ago
For a curved rail have a look at Schots or Early Settler.
Paulie Simpson thanked bigreader
siriuskey
6 years ago
any photos of the bath and bathroom, you can suspend the shower rail
down from the ceiling, we did this years ago with our claw foot bath, we
made a cedar rectangle frame and ran the track around inside it an oval
shape so the curtain could be pulled around . Sorry can't find photos
but the timber was approx 120m x 20, you can also have a longer curtain
made or join two together, simple to do, the following bath room is using a small timber batten for the shower
Paulie Simpson thanked siriuskey

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