Installation Sheet

1Curved Double Shower Curtain Rod Installation Instructions

INSTRUCTIONS

Unpack and inspect the product for any

shipping damages. If you ﬁnd damages, do not

install. Contact Customer Service at

1.866.855.2284. If you need assistance or have

questions while installing your shower rod

contact Customer Service.

We recommend consulting a professional if

you are unfamiliar with installing bathroom

ﬁxtures. Signature Hardware accepts no liability

for any damage to the walls or ceiling, or for

personal injury during installation.

TOOLS AND MATERIALS:

Read entire shower rod installation Instructions.

Observe all local building and safety codes. For

the following installation instructions it is

assumed that any old ﬁxtures have been

removed and any repairs to the wall have

been completed.

BEFORE INSTALLING INSTALLATION

CURVED DOUBLE SHOWER CURTAIN ROD

Pencil

Tape Measure

Level

Screwdriver

Drill

Hammer

Hacksaw

¼" Drill Bit

1. Lay the rod sections on the ﬂoor. For rods 84" and longer,

assemble with the connector piece.

2. Verify that the rod sections are the proper length for your

installation. If not, trim with a hacksaw.

3. Have someone help you measure. Hold rod up to desired

position, one person at each end to check the height and location.

Making sure that rod is level, use a pencil to lightly score marks at

the top and bottom of the wall plate. Set the rod down, then hold

the wall brackets up at the desired mounting height.

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CURVED DOUBLE SHOWER CURTAIN ROD BEFORE INSTALLING INSTALLATION Read entire shower rod installation Instructions. Observe all local building and safety codes. For the following installation instructions it is assumed that any old ﬁxtures have been removed and any repairs to the wall have been completed. 1. Lay the rod sections on the ﬂoor. For rods 84" and longer, assemble with the connector piece. INSTRUCTIONS 2. Verify that the rod sections are the proper length for your installation.
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CURVED DOUBLE SHOWER CURTAIN ROD INSTALLATION 4. Mark the placement of the mounting holes. Use a tape measure and level to make sure that your pencil marks are lined up properly on each wall. 5. Drill pilot holes for the wall anchors. 7. Insert the ends of the rod into the wall brackets. Tighten the set screws with a Philips head screwdriver to secure. 8. Attach the rod and brackets to the wall with the mounting hardware provided.