Should I get a double shower curtain rod or a single one?

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Leros

Leros

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Some people like to have a decorative fabric curtain on the outside that is separate from the inside curtain.
 
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ManBearPig

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Leros said:
Some people like to have a decorative fabric curtain on the outside that is separate from the inside curtain.
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Figured, we have a mono one right now and have that on the outside anyway, so i wasn't exactly sure. Didn't know if it was easier or something.
 
Cerpin Taxt

Cerpin Taxt

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I have a single rod. On it I hang the inner shower liner, and the outer decorative curtain. I use the same curtain hangers for both the liner and the curtain. I can't see a lot of benefit to the double rod.
 
zinfamous

zinfamous

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eh? you can hang an inner and outer on the same rod, same set of rings. ...why make a double? is that a 1%er type thing?
 
Baked

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You have a shower curtain (w/ flowers!) that goes outside of the tube for decoration, then you have a shower liner (plain white) that goes inside to keep the water in. Simple enough.
 
Leros

Leros

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Cerpin Taxt said:
I have a single rod. On it I hang the inner shower liner, and the outer decorative curtain. I use the same curtain hangers for both the liner and the curtain. I can't see a lot of benefit to the double rod.
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With a single rod, the decorative curtain slides along with the inside curtain.

You need two rods for a non-moving decorative outer curtain, like this:
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