Zenith Home
Zenith Home Shower Rods and Medicine Cabinets
Zenith Home offers shower curtain rods, including a curved adjustable rod, along with medicine cabinets, some with a mirror. The rods come in finishes such as white, chrome, silver, oil rubbed bronze and bone. Choose by the size of your tub or shower space and the look of your bathroom.
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Buying Guide: Shower Rods and Medicine Cabinets
Shower Curtain Rods
The tension shower rods are made for tool-free installation, and they come in lengths such as 40 in. and 72 in. to suit different spaces. A curved adjustable rod with a chrome finish is also available, and its curved shape gives your shower a more spacious feel.
Medicine Cabinets
Medicine cabinets are offered as single door styles with framed or frameless fronts, in finishes such as stainless steel and oak. Many are made for either surface mount or recessed installation, and several include adjustable shelves. Some models can be set to open on the left or right side.
Choosing the Right Size
Measure the width of your tub or shower before buying a rod, and compare that measurement with the length in the product title. For a medicine cabinet, measure the wall space and the mounting area, then confirm the height and width will suit the spot. Check the mounting type you need before you buy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Zenith Home make?
Zenith Home offers shower curtain rods, including tension rods in several finishes and an adjustable curved rod, plus medicine cabinets with single doors and a mirror option.
How do I choose the right rod or cabinet size?
Measure your tub or shower opening or the wall space before ordering, and compare it with the inch dimensions in the product title. If you are replacing a part, match the part number or size on your old part.
Can a medicine cabinet be mounted in different ways?
Yes. Many of the cabinets are made for either surface mount or recessed installation, and the door can open on the left or right side depending on the model. Check the product details and follow the manufacturer's instructions before you drill into the wall.
