L Shaped Shower Curtain Rod, Adjustable (23.6"-52.4" x 23.6"-52.4"), Corner Shower Curtain Rod, Genuine 304 Stainless Steel, Unsagging, Drill-Free, 90° Corner Design, Includes 12 Shower Curtain Rings

This worked perfect in our shower at our lake cabin. fairly solid construction for the purpose. you can't do chin ups on it, but for holding up a shower curtain and a towel, it should do fine. I did not used the supplied adhesive, it might have worked fine, but some reviews said it wasn't that strong, so i opted for some clear gorilla glue adhesive and used some duct tape to hold the brackets to the wall until the gorilla glue had time to cure. After that everything worked fine. I also used the supplied extra cable wire hanger to support the rod on one side where i could attach it to a ceiling joist for additional support. Mine came with a metal silver colored bracket and wire, so i spray painted them black to match the rod and that turned out looking good as well.Overall very satisfied. Would recommend.

Looks and works as intended

It was great at first, but after only a few months the paint has started to chip off and leaves small black paint chips all over our bathroom after every shower. The shower rings that come with it scrape the paint off when you open or close the shower curtain. The entire top of the rod doesn't have any paint anymore and is just the bare metal.The rod aside from the paint is very nice, it came with all the parts you needed and seems to be sturdy. It was the perfect size to fit in an oddly shaped area of our bathroom.Update:The seller contacted us and let us know there was a paint issue with some of the shower rods sold last year. They have sent us a new rod with new paint that they said should work better. Will update again if this new rod has any issues, but so far so good. Raised my rating for the time being.

This was not as bad to install as it may seem, I used a cordless drill, medium size screwdriver, a stud-finder, a lase-leveler(a bubble one is just fine), wire cutter for the final step and a ladder(because I'm not 7 feet tall).The instructions could use improvement on grammar, but if you are already technically proficient, you can figure out what you should do first and what parts apply.There are 2 options on the installation;1. Screws into the wall (wood/drywall). Read the instructions carefully when installing.I suggest to understand/research what an achor-point is and/or load balancing means when mounting brackets with only 3 screws.2. Adhesive onto tile (I wouldn't consider drilling into a tiled surface). Industrial epoxy/adhesive was provided (2 tubes, the activator and the adhesive). Read the instructions carefully on how to apply.This solve what many people wonder how to have a shower curtain mounting around a corner tub when the wall is over 16 feet apart. Having this for a solution to border a connected shower and tub in a new built home(2000's and newer) was a good option. Rather than trying to find a 16 foot shower curtain rod or a 16 foot shower curtain. I don't think they exist.I am very happy with this purchase as it was an excellent solution to a common problem with bathtub bathrooms.

Perfect fit and nicely made.

The first one was defective it would not extend at all I had to send it back. The second one works perfectly. It popped right up and functions well. Literally the perfect solution for the weirdly placed mudroom shower we have.

Exactly what I needed. Install instructions are a bit unclear when it came to how much adhesive to use. Use half the tube for each support. It comes with two tubes so I thought one tube per support but it was too much. If all else fails use gorilla adhesive

Made an awkward shaped tub look great.