Zenna Home Rustproof Double Curved Shower Curtain Rod, Adjustable Double Shower Rod, 45" to 72", Expandable, NeverRust, Wall Mounted, Satin Nickel

This has a good look, a nice finish. Its easy to install, although is best with an extra set of hands. It gives the shower a little extra elbow room and gives us a place to hang towels. Perfect!

Easy to install and has held up well first 6 months! We have not hung a second curtain but do hang towels to dry on the second wrung. We had a little technical figuring out because the window trim got in the way but easy to install once worked around. Makes the shower feel much larger in our small space.

I wanted to replace my old builder grade chrome rod that was in my shower, and wanted a curved one for more room in the shower. I also constantly am hanging clothes and items on the shower curtain rod that can't go into the dryer. When I saw that there was a shower rod with a second bar for hanging clothes I was sold. The rod itself is extremely lightweight being made of aluminum. This does make it more susceptible to some scratches and dents however - but thats a trade-off I'm OK with given the material used.The installation does take two people (if you want it done well!), however the included parts are a bit paltry. In particular the screw anchors are pretty week and don't look like they would hold well. I used some beefier ones that I had. I also used larger screws than the ones provided for a more secure fit. With these two changes the shower rod is rock tight. Like many people have said, do make sure you tighten the little allen wrench screws as well. All said, it probably took about 30-45 minutes to do the installation.I've used the rod for about a week and I'm really happy with it. It definitely make the shower seem more open, and gives the bathroom a more modern look. I probably won't hang heavy wet towels from the second bar (but it should be more than fine for undergarments and other lightweight clothing items.) I would recommend this item overall.

This product has a nice look, out of the box mounted up sufficiently solidly, and so long as the supplied mounting hardware is of high quality, it should not rust...time will tell.For the average consumer, the only comments I would have are related to the instructions. The instructions are very easy to follow, and all of the parts have labels such that they can be easily associated with the instructions. However, these labels are of cheap quality and do not remove cleanly. As such, plan on spending some time with a fingernail and some rubbing alcohol to clean the visible parts prior to installation. The other issue with the instructions are the measurements. Off the bat I did not trust the height suggestion, as both of the curtains I installed were of non-standard length. I did however follow the depth instruction, and the first curtain I installed hangs out into the bathroom so far it's laughable. I'd suggest mounting the curtain 2-4 inches inside of the outside edge of the tub/shower, regardless of the shower/tub width, rather than aligned with it as the instructions indicate. Even moving it in a few inches, this rod provides plenty of extra room.For the more particular consumer, I have a few further comments which are the reason for my 3 star (vs. 4 star) rating of this product. As said in the intro, out of the box, this rod mounts sufficiently solidly; however, the mounting hardware could be improved. Because the rod slides such that it is adjustable, one side of the rod is of a smaller diameter than the other. The issue is that the pins that attach the rod to the mounting brackets do not account for this size difference. The mounting brackets do have some set screws to try to counteract this and solidify the installation, but the wall brackets themselves are plastic, and don't allow the set screws to be sufficiently tightened. As such, I found that filing down the pin on the smaller diameter side allowed the rod to mount much more solidly to the bracket, and allowed the set screw to fill a supporting role, rather than providing primary stability. The second mounting hardware issue is purely cosmetic and repairable, but shouldn't be an issue. The set screws which hold the decorative covers onto the mounting brackets are about 2x longer than they need to be. Because of this, they stand proud of the end cap rather than mounting flush which really detracts from the look of the final installation. Again, a few minutes with a file, and problem was solved.

We love these so much that they are in each bathroom in my home. These double rods can be used in multiple ways:1- to double up your shower liner vs shower curtain2- to allow more hanging space for your wet towels (which is the way we use them)We have small bathrooms with limited wall space for hanging up our wet towels, and I never liked the idea of hanging my towel over my already wet liner or over my DRY curtain, so this works great for us! We have our liner and curtain on the inner rod and use the outer rod to hang our towels to dry! highly recommend!