Permanent Mount A Shower Rod On Ceramic Tile

If you have porcelain or ceramic tile in your shower you are probably hesitant to damage it any way while putting up a shower curtain.

Permanent mount a shower rod on ceramic tile.

Started with low rpm for few sec. Used manual pointed pin hole maker just to make small 1mm depth hole using hammer and manual tool. Arista shower rod 60 in to 72 in oil rubbed bronze fixed double curve shower rod. Now our tile goes up to the ceiling so we will have to mount a rod on the tile.

When you spend more time trying to hold up the shower. Placed the 5mm concrete drill bit on the drill machine. For pricing and availability. Find the right height.

I had made measurements. Used sketchpen marker for marking. Here s how we did it. Carbon steel permanent shower rod in chrome 16 98 16 98.

Set your store to see. Adjustable permanent mount curved shower rod in brushed nickel view the rustproof collection 41 77 41 77. 27 total is a steal for the minimalist and slightly utilitarian design. A tension shower rod uses a spring to keep it from sliding down the tiled wall.

Best way from my own experience. Set your store to see local availability compare. Previously we had a fixed straight rod that was mounted on the wall above the old tiles. Moen 54 in to 72 in matte black fixed single curve shower rod.

Step 1 place a piece of duct tape on the tile where the shower rod will be installed and mark the spot where you will drill with a pen. Installing a shower curtain rod into ceramic tile is a little more complicated than drilling into drywall but with the right tools you can do it. Reposition the shower rod and mark the mounting bracket screw holes on the wall. Mark the spots where the mounting bracket for the shower curtain rod will be affixed to the shower wall.

Best seller glacier bay rustproof 72 in. Eventually we decided a shower curtain is always going to live there might as well make it permanent. Glacier bay 72 in. In our third bathroom however i need a permanent rod and curtain for a standard 60 tub shower alcove.

So you can go the more expensive route and risk damaging your tile by installing a permanent rod. Cover the mounting location on the wall with masking tape if you intend to mount the rod on ceramic tile.