Shower Rod & Liner Curtain Installed
Today I headed over to Lowe's and purchased a curved, chrome tension shower rod for the hall bath on second floor of the Starter Home 2.0 along with hooks and a liner curtain. The tension rod does not require any screws or hardware to secure it in place, which is nice because I wound up re-positioning the rod several times before getting it in a location I was happy with. The curved rod design matches the forms of the faucet, towel rack, and toilet paper holder, and more importantly, provides additional shoulder room for the shower user when compared to a conventional straight rod. Once the shower rod was up, I installed the hooks and fabric liner curtain to get the shower ready for use.
