Armitage Shanks Halo 600mm Pesdestal Washbasin

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Armitage Shanks Halo 600mm Pesdestal Washbasin

Of course, they can be used in the bathroom, where they’re best known for holding up the shower curtain, but you can also get quite creative with them in other areas of the house. They’re perfect for those on a budget, as they make great decorating accents and won’t break the bank.

Use them in the bedroom to camouflage design flaws or unsightly areas in the room. They can be used in creating closet doors. Pressure-mounted rods simply require a flick of the wrist to adjust them to the width of the area to be hidden. A shower curtain pole can’t hold much weight, as it’s designed to hold a shower curtain. Thus, they’re unsuitable for hanging clothing or other heavy items on, but as doors, supporting lightweight material, they work beautifully.

They might also be used to create a romantic canopy over the bed. Suspend two from the ceiling, one even with and parallel to the end of the bed, and one lined up the same way, but at the head of the bed. Drape a long scarf of fabric over both poles and let it cascade down over the head and the foot. It’s a visually stunning look, and it’s reasonably inexpensive to do.

The uses for shower curtain rods don’t stop there. They can be used in your kitchen to disguise an unsightly area, such as a pantry or a laundry room. They can be outfitted with lightweight, kitchen-appropriate material. They can even be coordinated with existing window treatments or décor in your kitchen.