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 curtain assembly includes a saddle that may be suspended from a shower rod. A plurality of curtains is provided and each of the curtains is removably coupled to the saddle. Thus, each of the curtains inhibits water from spraying outwardly from the shower. Each of the curtains is selectively removed from the saddle when each of the curtains becomes soiled. Thus, the plurality of curtains enhances cleanliness of the shower.

A tension rod storage kit, comprising a tension rod, a tray and an optional pouch, and a plurality of attachment means for securing the kit to two parallel walls and, optionally, to one wall perpendicular to both of the parallel walls.

The present invention is a method of preparing and assembling certain prefabricated products (identified below as (a) Suspension Rods; (b) Decorative Finished Wood; (c) Locking Pin; and (d) Rubber Gasket) which, once assembled, will serve as a high end room divider or window covering (also known as window treatments). The inventive framework allows the user who is preparing and assembling the product to have an installed room divider or window coverage that is clean, with no marks, and also able to be assembled by one person, as opposed to having multiple parties present to effect installation.

This disclosure is directed to a curtain carrier, having a frame (100), a hanging rod (200), a pressing block and an elastic member (400). The frame (100) is of an elongated shape, and the hanging rod (200) is accommodated in the frame (100). The pressing block (300) is arranged at one end of the frame (100), the pressing block (300) is disposed corresponding to one end of the hanging rod (200). The pressing block (300) is movable along a longitudinal direction of the hanging rod (200). The elastic member (400) is arranged on the frame (100) and compressible by the pressing block (300).

This disclosure is directed to a curtain carrier, having a frame (100), a hanging rod (200), a pressing block and an elastic member (400). The frame (100) is of an elongated shape, and the hanging rod (200) is accommodated in the frame (100). The pressing block (300) is arranged at one end of the frame (100), the pressing block (300) is disposed corresponding to one end of the hanging rod (200). The pressing block (300) is movable along a longitudinal direction of the hanging rod (200). The elastic member (400) is arranged on the frame (100) and compressible by the pressing block (300).

A shade pocket installation device including a bracket, at least one slot on the bracket to fasten the bracket to a ceiling frame, at least one aperture on the bracket configured to fasten the bracket to a shade pocket, and a spacer configured to fit between the bracket and the shade pocket.

A shade pocket installation device including a bracket, at least one slot on the bracket to fasten the bracket to a ceiling frame, at least one aperture on the bracket configured to fasten the bracket to a shade pocket, and a spacer configured to fit between the bracket and the shade pocket.

A buckle assembly for suspending a curtain from a support includes upper and lower buckle parts. The upper buckle part has a support connector for attaching the upper buckle part to the support and first and second finger rests. The first and second finger rest extend outward, in opposite directions. The first and second finger rests are sized and shaped to be engaged by respective first and second fingers of one hand of a user. The lower buckle part is attached to the curtain and includes a thumb receptacle sized and shaped to receive a thumb of the user. One of the upper buckle part or the lower buckle part includes a buckle part connector that engages the other of the upper buckle part or the lower buckle part to couple the upper and lower buckle parts together.

Certain embodiments describe a privacy or cubicle curtain system and a carrier utilized by the system. For example, certain embodiments can be directed to a breakaway carrier. The breakaway carrier can include a first holder comprising one or more first legs and/or a second holder comprising one or more second legs. The breakaway carrier can include a central leg located between the first holder and second holder. The breakaway carrier can include a chain having a first end and a second end, wherein the first end is located in the first holder and the second end is located in the second holder.