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Reddit mentions of iDesign Forma Metal Expandable Extra Large Constant Tension Shower Curtain Rod for Master, Guest, Kids' Bathroom, 78-108", Brushed Stainless Steel

Sentiment score: 3
Reddit mentions: 4

We found 4 Reddit mentions of iDesign Forma Metal Expandable Extra Large Constant Tension Shower Curtain Rod for Master, Guest, Kids' Bathroom, 78-108", Brushed Stainless Steel. Here are the top ones.

iDesign Forma Metal Expandable Extra Large Constant Tension Shower Curtain Rod for Master, Guest, Kids' Bathroom, 78-108
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CONSTANT TENSION RODS: Extra-large constant tension shower rod is perfect for bathroom, shower stall, bathtub, changing area, closet, window opening, and more. Strong enough to hold shower curtains, window curtains, clothing, and other itemsRELIABLE HOLD: Constant Tension technology provides strong tension without shifting. Non-slip end caps provide added stabilityEASY TO USE: Installation is quick and easy - just extend to fit opening, twist and lock into place for a firm holdDURABLE CONSTRUCTION: Made of corrosion- and rust-resistant steel with a brushed finish and plastic end caps for years of quality useEXTRA-LARGE ROD: Shower curtain is adjustable between 78 to 108 inches to fit larger bathtubs
Specs:
ColorBrushed Stainless Steel
Height1.3 Inches
Length1.3 Inches
Number of items1
Size78-108"
Weight2.55 Pounds
Width78 Inches

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Found 4 comments on iDesign Forma Metal Expandable Extra Large Constant Tension Shower Curtain Rod for Master, Guest, Kids' Bathroom, 78-108", Brushed Stainless Steel:

u/modeless · 3 pointsr/ValveIndex

You don't want floor stands. They are ugly and flimsy and take too much room. What you want is some shower curtain rods. The tension mount kind. Install them vertically between floor and ceiling, then use camera mounts to hold the lighthouses. Temporary yet sturdy, they take up only one square inch of floor space, and can even be attractive if you get a style that matches your decor.

Personally I use these rods with these camera mounts. I've used them in four different apartments and they worked perfectly every time, even with high ceilings. In fact, I've started using them to mount other things like security cameras as well.

u/Hilarious1 · 2 pointsr/Vive

Tension bars big enough to run floor-ceiling, and clamps with the 1/4 20 camera mount thread on them.

Example: 2x these and 2x these. Shop around for better deals. Look for mention of "ball head" as it us a very simple but effective method for articulation.

u/TheHawk1988 · 1 pointr/Vive

I recommend getting a proper mounting solution for the base stations.
I got two telescopic bars (is this the right wording? I'm German...) and smallrig v2 clamps and this is doing it's job pretty fine. It's an additional cost but afterwards you're pretty flexible in positioning you're base stations.

Edit:
I use these exactly:

https://www.amazon.de/gp/aw/d/B0096DJV84?pc_redir=T1
https://www.amazon.de/gp/aw/d/B00ETO3KFU?pc_redir=T1