This 60 - inch (1525mm) long shower curtain rod is a great addition to your bathroom. The 1 - inch (25mm) diameter rod is made of 20 - gauge (1.0mm) type 304 stainless steel with a beautiful satin finish. It offers durability and a sleek look. The swivel brackets are chrome - plated zinc die - cast construction with an architectural satin finish on exposed surfaces. They can swivel up to a maximum of 55 degrees, providing flexibility in installation and use. Installation is straightforward. First, place the pivoting mounting bracket assemblies on the ends of the rod at the same distance from each end, with the set screw bosses facing down. Loosely insert the provided set screws into the bosses. Hold the rod in the desired location, then use the provided Allen wrench to tightly secure the set screws. Mark the locations of the pivoting mounting brackets on the walls. Disassemble the wall mounting plate portions by removing the Phillips - head screws. For plaster or drywall, add concealed backing as per local codes and use the provided #8 x 1 - 1/2 - inch (38mm) Phillips - head screws to secure the mounting plates. For other wall surfaces, you can use fiber plugs, expansion shields, 1/8 - inch (3mm) toggle bolts, or expansion bolts. Finally, position the rod and re - attach the pivot sections of the mounting brackets to the plates with the Phillips - head screws. The shower curtain rod meets the specification of being 20 - gauge stainless steel with a satin finish and having an outside diameter of 1 inch. The swivel brackets are chrome - plated zinc die - cast with an architectural satin finish on exposed surfaces.
Using this shower curtain rod is easy. Once installed, you can simply hang your shower curtain on it. When using the swivel feature, gently move the brackets up to 55 degrees to adjust the rod as needed. For installation, make sure to follow the steps carefully. Check local building codes, especially when dealing with plaster or drywall. Use the right fasteners for your wall type. When tightening the set screws, don't overtighten as it may damage the rod or brackets. To maintain this product, regularly wipe it with a soft, damp cloth to remove any soap scum or water stains. Avoid using abrasive cleaners as they can scratch the satin finish. If you notice any loose parts, tighten them with the appropriate tools. With proper use and maintenance, this shower curtain rod will serve you well for a long time.
