How To Install Shower Curtain Rod Into Ceramic Tile Without Drilling

A correct rod placement is when your curtain rests just above the floor or so that when the shower is running all of the water is contained in the shower area.

How to install shower curtain rod into ceramic tile without drilling.

When you spend more time trying to hold up the shower curtain while taking a shower than actually washing your body. Drilling through tile is a bit tricky. So this surface a fixed shower curtain rod is more appropriate. A typical shower curtain is 72 x 72.

Select a location on your wall to install your shower rod. Installing a shower curtain rod into ceramic tile is a little more complicated than drilling into drywall but with the right tools you can do it. Step 1 place a piece of duct tape on the tile where the shower rod will be installed and mark the spot where you will drill with a pen. Use a measuring tape and a pencil or dry erase marker to put a dot where you re going to install the bracket.

How to install your shower rod. Chris uses a hammer drill with a masonry bit. Mark and drill the holes. Since it s a bathroom we opted to hang it about 3 from the ground.

An alternative to drilling into your tile is to use a tensioned shower curtain rod. Measure and mark the height of your brackets. Have a helper check the level and placement because you only get one shot at this. Mark holes on the wall tile starting at the beginning measure where you want your shower curtain rod or grab bar and hold the item in place so you can mark the exact spots where to drill the holes.

Ceramic tile surfaces are very slippery to make a shower curtain rod stay at a fixed position. 3 cover the mounting location on the wall with masking tape if you intend to mount the. Most people choose to install it directly above the edge of your tub 72 75 in 180 190 cm above the floor. This type of rod has rubber ends and keeps in place through the friction generated through spring.

Choose and place a tiny mark in the spot you want the rod to be on both walls. First of all measure the distance between the two walls or the points where you expect to install the rod. This is actually not as simple as it sounds you have to keep in mind the height of the shower curtain and also the distance the curtain will lie from the edge of the tub. We had purchased this extra long shower curtain from restoration hardware so the first thing we did was hold the curtain up to mark an appropriate height.