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CLAWFOOT BATH SHOWER CURTAINS
Clawfoot bathtubs are usually standing free and not attached to a wall but shower curtains for clawfoot tubs are available. One end of the shower rod is often fastened to a nearby wall while the other end is connected to a rod suspended from the ceiling.
SHOWER CURTAIN ACCESSORIES
Shower curtains, curtain rods and rings or hooks are sold separately.
MAKING A SMALL BATHROOM LOOK BIGGER
The more floor space and/or ceiling is showing the larger the room looks like. A small or narrow bathroom can be made look bigger by simply opening the shower curtains. See the big difference it makes as shown in the pictures.
I would not recommend installing a tub enclosure for small bathrooms because the room stays small no matter if the door is open or closed. If you still prefer doors use clear (not frosted) tempered glass.
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Vinyl shower curtains. Cloth shower curtains. Fabric shower curtains. Clawfoot tub shower curtains
STYLES AND COLOURS
Choosing the right shower curtain for your bathroom could be a challenge as well as an opportunity to add that personal touch. Curtains are available in a vast array of colours and themes. Whether you're looking to bring elegance and a contemporary look to your bathroom or simply bring some color and fun to your kids' bathroom, it is available at your local retail outlet or online.
ONE OR TWO SHOWER CURTAINS
Shower curtains are attached to a shower curtain rod near the ceiling. When taking a shower the curtain is tucked inside the tub to keep the water inside the tub. The curtain can also provide a certain degree of privacy when taking a bath, in which case the shower curtain is left hanging outside the tub. Some shower curtain designs have two curtains. The inside curtain is purely functional while the outer curtain is mainly decorative. Shower curtains are made from vinyl, cloth or plastic.
CLOTH OR FABRIC
The shower curtain should be cleaned often to prevent a soap scum build-up. It is my personal opinion to stay away from cloth or fabric shower curtains. During my years as a home inspector I have seen too many shower curtains which were in deplorable condition. Fabric curtains take longer to dry and, once the waterproofing wears off, are susceptible to mildew and/or mold which is a health hazard.
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