By making simple wall protectors to create a barrier between the rod and the wall, you can use the shower-curtain rod without worrying about the damage it could cause to the wall's surface.
Things You Will Need
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Place a sheet of no-slip grip shelf liner on a flat surface and place one end of the shower-curtain rod over it. Trace the shape of the rod using a marker.
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Double the shelf liner over and cut out the shape, using a pair of scissors.
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Place one of the shelf-liner cutouts in between the wall and the shower-curtain rod. Hold the rod in place while you tighten it to fit the wall.
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Slip the second shelf liner cutout in between the opposite rod end, just before it presses into the wall.
The Drip Cap
- While some shower curtains are connected to the frame of the shower, many curtains are mounted using twist rods that can be adjusted to fit any shower size.
- Hold the rod in place while you tighten it to fit the wall.