An apparatus for providing dual shower heads includes a shower curtain rod comprising a first end, a second end, and a hollow portion extending between the first end and the second end. A water hose is routed through the hollow portion between the first end and the second end. The water hose may exit the shower curtain rod through apertures located proximate the first end and the second end. The water hose includes a first end that is configured to receive water from plumbing at or near a first shower head, and a second end configured to deliver water to a second shower head. In this way, water is delivered to the second shower head through the shower curtain rod.

The present invention discloses a telescopic shower curtain rod which comprises an outer rod, an inner rod, a spring, a knob rotating shaft and a positioning mechanism, wherein the outer rod is sleeved on the inner rod, the positioning mechanism is arranged in the inner rod, the spring is radially inserted into the inner rod, the positioning mechanism is transversely engaged on the spring, the spring cannot directly pass over the positioning mechanism to rebound, the knob rotating shaft is connected with the spring, the knob rotating shaft drives the spring to rotate, and the spring rotates to pass over the positioning mechanism to drive the inner rod to extend out of or retract into the outer rod. The advantageous effects of the present invention lie in that the spring is driven to rotate through the knob rotating shaft, the spring passes over the positioning mechanism to drive the inner rod to extend out of or retract into the outer rod, so that the extension or shortening of the shower curtain rod can be realized. Since the spring can be used in a bending way, the shower curtain rod can also be used in a way of bending the shower curtain rod into a semi-arc rod.

The present invention provides a shower rod that can be moved between a straight position and curved positions.

A curved curtain rod is provided with adjustable rods and an adjustable end cap assembly. The adjustable end cap assembly includes a user accessible drive element that can be rotated to operate the adjustable end cap assembly.

A hanging material (i.e. privacy curtain) support system may include a coupling device, a ceiling mount assembly, and hanging material support tubing. The coupling device may include a removable guide section. The removable guide section may facilitate proper alignment of the coupling device to the hanging material support tubing. If the coupling device is not properly aligned and fixed with the support tubing, the support tubing may not be provided in a level state for allowing support attachment members (i.e.—C-shaped hooks) to flow/move freely across the support tubing. When the support tubing is not secured/fixed in a level state, the attachment members may not move/slide properly across the support tubing which would degrade the operation of the entire system (i.e.—moving a hanging material—i.e. privacy curtain—from open to closed states and vice-versa).

A curtain rod assembly in which the two ends of the rod have both an elbow component that can turn inwardly toward a wall when the rod is fixed above a window and also a straight component that extends beyond the elbow component and upon which a finial can be mounted. The curtain rod assembly can thus have finial ends that extend beyond a hung curtain but can also allow the outer edges of the hung curtain panels to hang closely against the wall on either side of the window, thereby preventing or effectively reducing light from leaking past the curtain.

The present application provides a full light-shading curtain rod including a curtain hanging rod, an end of the curtain hanging rod is provided with a corner structure, and the corner structure is configured for guiding a curtain hung on the curtain hanging rod to turn. It further includes a screen curtain hanging rod, and the screen curtain hanging rod is mounted at a side of the curtain hanging rod facing a wall foundation. An end of the corner structure is detachably connected with a mounting disc, and the corner structure and the mounting disc form a mounting assembly for mounting the curtain hanging rod on the wall foundation. An end of the screen curtain hanging rod is provided with a connecting bracket, and the connecting bracket is connected with the mounting assembly.

There is disclosed a curtain rod system including an inner rod and an outer rod for mounting at a window. The outer rod is mounted substantially parallel to the inner rod along the length thereof and spaced apart from the inner rod forming a gap therebetween. A first portion of a drape is anchored to the inner rod and a second portion of the drape is laid over the outer rod to span the gap between the inner and outer rods.

A curtain rod assembly in which the two ends of the rod have both an elbow component that can turn inwardly toward a wall when the rod is fixed above a window and also a straight component that extends beyond the elbow component and upon which a finial can be mounted. The curtain rod assembly can thus have finial ends that extend beyond a hung curtain but can also allow the outer edges of the hung curtain panels to hang closely against the wall on either side of the window, thereby preventing or effectively reducing light from leaking past the curtain.

The present invention discloses a massage scraping apparatus, which is characterized by comprising a base, a support frame, and massaging and scraping sticks; a pedal is arranged on the base; the tail ends of the support frame are fixedly connected with the base; and the massaging and scraping sticks are vertically connected with the support frame. The human body can obtain the effects of skin scraping and massage through repeated friction on the apparatus of the present invention. The apparatus of the present invention stimulates the acupoints on the neck and back to promote blood circulation to remove blood stasis, which greatly improves the microcirculation of the above parts and relaxes the muscles of the neck and back so as to achieve physical and mental pleasure.