I am not sure if you have the same size factory retractable shower frame that I have which makes the space less in size. While mounting rods tend to look a little better than tension rods, you may need to drill into tile to install them, which can be moderately difficult. No need for drills or screws, simply slide and extend this pole into place for a stylish, easy addition to your bathroom. Extend-A-Shower creates more room in your RV’s shower so you won’t need to run to the public showers anymore.

And he wanted to solve everything that's wrong about the bathing experience: the cling, the rings, the leaks, the yuck, the single-use plastic waste.

Agree with the above post; there's more information on this system, including photos, under another post. I saw your fotos, but am still confused about where you put the “frame” that you made out of 2” X 4” lumber. Tip: The standard length of a tub is 60 inches (150 cm), and most tension rods extend from 48–75 inches (120–190 cm).

I know I'll be drilling some new holes so what's recommended to seal the new holes so water doesn't get in? If they are, run a level from one bracket to the other and check the bubble in the middle to see if the brackets are even. If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. I made a "frame" out of 2" X 4" lumber and used a metal cutting chop saw until I got the correct sizes that I posted. They rely on the tension of your shower’s walls to remain stable and can be easily adjusted or moved.

Hopefully, this will go smoothly without too many of those aggravating phrases that my hubby frequently uses when things are not going well. But if it really troubles you, you might put a tiny dab of white caulk under the screw head before you drive it home.