New Add On Shower for Clawfoot Tub includes Rectangular Shower Rod

• 3 3/8" Center Diverter Faucet in Chrome with 3/4" MIP Connections
• 61" 2 piece riser with shower head (brass with chrome plate)
• 42" x 24" Rectangular shaped Shower Rod - Polished Aluminum
• 36" Ceiling Support Rod, 10" Wall Support, & Wall Flanges
• Supports can be cut to fit.

I was looking for a shower for my old tub. It's not a claw foot tub but it is the original cast iron tub in my circa 1930's home. I ordered it because it was one of the cheapest -my first mistake. I ordered it despite the reviews stating that others buyers had issues with stripped heads -my second mistake.

I took an afternoon to install it. The faucet was great. It installed very easily and works well. The installation of the faucet took about forty-five minutes. The shower riser took quite a bit longer because I was unable to get it installed to my satisfaction. It is very poor quality product. The shower rod is the same. Every single screw stripped. The shower riser constantly leaked. I even bought extra teflon tape because I didn't know that kit came with it and that did nothing. I think that there's a flaw in the riser and the threads are leaking because they're misaligned but I can't say for certain because I got so frustrated that I just gave up and took the riser and shower rod apart and put them away.The shower rod did not fit inside of the holder that went on the top part of the riser. It was also very poor quality metal.

I may attempt it another time but the shower rod is not usable. It's garbage and I'm frustrated with the waste of money. I also now have holes in my walls and ceiling that need to be patched because of my failed installation of the shower rod and riser. I did need the new faucet and I'm happy with that but I probably could have gotten the same quality faucet for a quarter of the price or an fancy faucet for the same price that I paid for the entire kit. All in all I would not recommend this product. It's probably one of those times where you need to go to the home improvement store and get your hands on it before you make the decision to buy so that you ultimately know exactly what you're getting.

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We needed something fast and inexpensive as we bought a house and had to have a shower for a claw foot tub.It went up pretty easily and is still going great after over 2 months and five people using it daily(if not more than once a day)!

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This product seemed to be the ideal solution for my situation. It was cheap, seemed good quaility and easy to install. The divertor valve in my opinion was good value. My gripe about this product is that the designers expect the shower hoop to stay up with just a "set scew" on the vertical support. There is no way that it could ever handle the load of a curtain and its own weight. When i attempted to tighten the set screw it stripped. I had to modify it and drill a hole all the way through the vertical support and use a nut and bolt. If i hadn't done this it would have fell off the ceiling. Once i did this, it worked out great!

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Hoop is too short for most tubs, so the curtained-in area is tiny.

Poor design; relies on set screws to hold the entire weight of hoop plus curtain, and the screws have stripped on each unit I've installed (apt. building).

There are these $90 units that are made to fall apart, then there are ones with better hardware that are like $4-500. Seems like there is a market for something in between!

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For the money I would say it is a good buy. People always buy the cheapest product and then complain about the quality. It does convert a clawfoot tub into a shower, it does provide a rod for the curtain. Having said that, I will probably replace at some point with a higher priced and quality set. Couple of problems I experienced; the rod for the wall support was too short because my tub is 12" away from the wall on the faucet end so I bought a threaded rod. Also be sure that your tub is completely verticle on the faucet end, my tub sloped out slightly at the top which caused the riser bar to be far from straight up and down. I was able to get it level enough when the wall support rod is installed but the riser tube has a pretty good bow to it and I had to get it just right to keep a good seal where it hooks to the faucet. Seems to be working fine after a week, keeping my fingers crossed that I get a decent amount of use from it.