The ARC Curved Shower Bar, Stainless Steel
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of The ARC Curved Shower Bar, Stainless Steel
Customer Review: This has spoiled my husband.
Summary: 5 Stars
He doesn't like to shower in the 'regular' shower anymore - feels cramped! This rod not only gives more room in the shower, but makes the tub area look elegant. I'm so glad we took the chance on this.Customer Review: Very Nice
Summary: 5 Stars
We saw this in a hotel and it works great for making a smaller tub feel big and keeps the curtain off you.Customer Review: Whatta lotta elbow room!
Summary: 5 Stars
Recently, I drove across the USA and stayed in Paxton, NE at a hotel with the ARC shower rod installed. Being a 6'2" guy, most conventional showers are hurting for elbow room for me. Not the case with the ARC rod. The product impressed me enough to place an order here to get the rod at the best price, too. Very innovative and an unexpected surprise to discover this product in a cross country drive.Customer Review: Wow I love this shower bar!
Summary: 5 Stars
We first saw the Arc Shower Bar while we were traveling this summer in various hotels. So we decided to get one for our shower at home. These are great shower bars. With the arc the shower curtain stays in the tub and the tub is much more roomy than with the traditional shower bar.
I highly recommend this product. It is easy to install, works great, looks great and is good value for money-what more could you ask for?
Customer Review: You need to DRILL into your wall (or tile) to install this!
Summary: 1 Stars
The product arrives without any good directions and unfortunately requires that you drill into your bathroom/shower walls to install it. We have a tiled shower, and I don't want to drill holes in the tile to install an a shower "arc". Our previous Wal-Mart grade shower bar has rubber ends and adjusts to securely fit in our shower. I wish Amazon would have provided a better warning as to the nature of the installation before advertising this product so aggressively. I guess this falls into the "seemed like a good idea at the time" category. If they could have developed an adhesive based alternative to securing the bar ends, then maybe I could have given it a bona fide try. Too bad.