A rod support device including an exterior flange, a female portion configured to receive a telescoping rod, and a male portion configured to extend beyond the surface of a wall. In one aspect, the male portion may include one or more circumferential ribs. In another aspect, the female portion may include a fastener aperture configured to receive a fastener, such as a screw. In yet another aspect, the rod support device may include a cap configured to cover the female portion when not in use.

A rod support device including an exterior flange, a female portion configured to receive a telescoping rod, and a male portion configured to extend beyond the surface of a wall. In one aspect, the male portion may include one or more circumferential ribs. In another aspect, the female portion may include a fastener aperture configured to receive a fastener, such as a screw. In yet another aspect, the rod support device may include a cap configured to cover the female portion when not in use.

A rod support device including an exterior flange, a female portion configured to receive a telescoping rod, and a male portion configured to extend beyond the surface of a wall. In one aspect, the male portion may include one or more circumferential ribs. In another aspect, the female portion may include a fastener aperture configured to receive a fastener, such as a screw. In yet another aspect, the rod support device may include a cap configured to cover the female portion when not in use. The rod support device may further include an illuminated rod with at least one light transmissive portion and a light source configured to emit light through the light transmissive portion.

A dual panel shower curtain (30) having an outer panel (32) and an inner panel (34) that may be partially attached to each other with attachments (52) that are preferably arranged in a vertical grid pattern on an upper portion (72) of the dual panel shower curtain (30). Lower portions (74) of the outer panel (32) and the inner panel (34) are not attached to each other, thereby allowing the lower portions (74) of the outer panel (32) and the inner panel (34) to straddle the front wall (20) of the bathtub shower enclosure (10). An additional feature of an embodiment is offset apertures (48) and/or offset attachments (52) to create vertical channels (56) between the outer panel (32) and the inner panel (34) through which air can travel more freely. A further feature of an embodiment is side edges (36, 38) that are not attached to each other, thereby allowing side edges (36) of the outer panel (32) to overlap the outside of the bathtub shower enclosure (10) and the side edges (38) of the inner panel (34) to overlap, lay flat, and seal against the end walls of the bathtub shower enclosure (10).

A dual panel shower curtain (30) having an outer panel (32) and an inner panel (34) that may be partially attached to each other with attachments (52) that are preferably arranged in a vertical grid pattern on an upper portion (72) of the dual panel shower curtain (30). Lower portions (74) of the outer panel (32) and the inner panel (34) are not attached to each other, thereby allowing the lower portions (74) of the outer panel (32) and the inner panel (34) to straddle the front wall (20) of the bathtub shower enclosure (10). An additional feature of an embodiment is offset apertures (48) and/or offset attachments (52) to create vertical channels (56) between the outer panel (32) and the inner panel (34) through which air can travel more freely. A further feature of an embodiment is side edges (36, 38) that are not attached to each other, thereby allowing side edges (36) of the outer panel (32) to overlap the outside of the bathtub shower enclosure (10) and the side edges (38) of the inner panel (34) to overlap, lay flat, and seal against the end walls of the bathtub shower enclosure (10).

A two piece suspension device for a shower curtain and a shower liner. One piece fits over a shower curtain rod and includes a spherical end for loops on a shower curtain. There is a pair of connectors for a shower liner. A shower liner is placed between a first liner connector and a second liner connector and is held in place when the connectors are snapped together. A plurality of the shower curtain hook devices, depending on the number of loops in a shower curtain, is used to suspend the shower curtain and shower liner.

A two piece suspension device for a shower curtain and a shower liner. One piece fits over a shower curtain rod and includes a spherical end for loops on a shower curtain. There is a pair of connectors for a shower liner. A shower liner is placed between a first liner connector and a second liner connector and is held in place when the connectors are snapped together. A plurality of the shower curtain hook devices, depending on the number of loops in a shower curtain, is used to suspend the shower curtain and shower liner.

A shower liner system configured to engage a shower rod having a rib with a strut slidably engaging the shower rod and a panel disposed approximately perpendicular to the strut having a top end and a bottom end. A liner can include a waterproof body with a top header disposed approximate the shower rod and having an engagement point, and a second header disposed away from the first header toward the floor. The top end of the panel engages the first header and the second end of the panel engages the second header. The rib is configured to hang at least a portion of the liner at an angle to the shower rod.

A shower liner system configured to engage a shower rod having a rib with a strut slidably engaging the shower rod and a panel disposed approximately perpendicular to the strut having a top end and a bottom end. A liner can include a waterproof body with a top header disposed approximate the shower rod and having an engagement point, and a second header disposed away from the first header toward the floor. The top end of the panel engages the first header and the second end of the panel engages the second header. The rib is configured to hang at least a portion of the liner at an angle to the shower rod.

A shower rod support device includes a pair of plates and a pair of couplers. Each coupler is coupled to a respective plate and is configured to couple to a respective opposing end of a shower rod. Each plate is configured for installation in a respective opposing end wall of a tiled shower enclosure proximate to a front of the tiled shower enclosure. Each coupler is positioned on a respective plate such that the coupler is configured to couple to the respective opposing end of the shower rod. The shower rod is supported in a substantially horizontal position between the pair of plates.