Questions and Answers for Franklin Brass 72 in. x 1 in. Concealed Screw Shower Curtain Rod with Step-Style Flanges in Brushed Nickel

A:  Mowb, Thank you for your question on the Franklin Brass 72 in. x 1 in. Concealed Screw Shower Curtain Rod with Step-Style Flanges in Bright Stainless. As the manufacturer, we do not recommend altering the rod, but it can be cut down. Best, Customer Care Team

A:  Jan, Thank you for your question. This does not carry a Prop65 warning. Best, Customer Care Team

A:  Thank you for your interest in our product. This is a 6" rod that will only extend 72". Kind Regards, emccollum

A:  Yes, we did cut the bar with a pipe cutter in order to fit properly. The bar is hollow. Be careful not to crimp the pipe when cutting.

A:  Thank you for your interest in Liberty products. In response to your question, the 1 in. x 6 ft. Shower Rod with Step Style Flanges in Satin Nickel (model # 185-6SN) can be cut however cutting the rod may void the warranty. Please contact Customer Service or visit your local Home Depot store for additional information regarding our shower rods.

A:  You would need to remove at least one of the flanges in order to get the rod out to put the curtain on it.

A:  The diameter of the flanges is 3-1/16 inches.

A:  No, the flanges slide on the bar. We also had to cut the bar to fit the space. You might want to consider inserting a dowel in the pipe to cut without crimping the metal, though we didn't do that.

A:  No the flanges are not already affixed to the Bar. You can cut the bar to fit your tub.

A:  Yes the Rod can be cut to fit the width you need and still attach using the supplied flanges and hardware.