Shower Curtain Rod Holders
Buy the best shower curtain rod holders selected and recommended by interior designers. By Mia Jones.
Shower curtain rod holders provide a convenient solution to securely installing your shower rod. Whilst some shower rod brackets require drilling into the wall, there are other options that can be installed without a drill. We’ve carefully selected a range of the most practical (and stylish) shower curtain rod holders to help you find the perfect fixings for your bathroom.
Shower Curtain Rod Holders
Buying Guide
Mia Jones
Interior Design Expert
Mia is a freelance bathroom designer and writer with over a decade of professional experience. From space planning, cabinetry, storage solutions, and tile design to hardware and fixture selections, she knows a thing about creating baths that strike a perfect balance between functionality and aesthetics.
The rod holds up the curtain and the shower curtain rod brackets hold up the rod. If you’ve ever dealt with one of those crazy tension shower rods, then you know just how important those brackets are to the ease of function of your bathroom shower curtain. Whether it is concealing a tub or just enclosing a shower, those brackets can make or break a busy morning.
A sturdy brass wall bracket will do an excellent job of holding up its matching brass curtain rod. You’ll scarcely notice it because it blends in and becomes part of the environment. Since it supports the rod from the ends, there is no problem with the curtain hooks catching on the supports. Neatly detailed, its quiet, understated beauty will be a boost to your bathroom décor.
Beggared for a place to mount end supports? Don’t worry – these ceiling mount brackets can keep your curtain rod up rather than down. The only downside is positioning them so that the rings can slide freely on the rod. Alternatively, you could use a transverse rod with the hooks for the curtain built-in.
Ceiling mount bracket extenders are a solution when you love the idea of ceiling mount brackets but have a high ceiling. Install your ceiling mount brackets just as you would for a lower ceiling, then screw in the long pole that is threaded on both ends.
This is the perfect solution for those expansion rods that never stick. One end simply receives the end of the rod, the other is open at the top so the rod can be slid down into it. No muss, no fuss, and no falling down. If you are tired of having a shower curtain fall on your head every morning, this could be the perfect solution. The pair is easy to install and unobtrusive.
If you have a shower or bathtub surround or tiles that preclude drilling in to install shower rod brackets, these overlapping no-drill shower rod brackets are just the thing for you. The units wrap around the end of the shower or surround and are mounted in the drywall just outside it, using drywall support screws. The ends that overlap the shower surround have molded in shower rod bracket supports. The units are clear in color and will, therefore, blend with any décor.
Tired of messing with end brackets, tension rods, and still having that shower curtain fall on your head? Then this is the bomb! A ceiling mounted traverse rod with built-in hooks. All you need to do is slip the rings of the curtain over the hooks, and you are ready to go. Easily change out cloth curtain concealers for washing or for a change in the look of your bathroom without tussling with a recalcitrant curtain rod.