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1. 
   PHILLK | Dec 10, 2004 11:16pm | #1

   Hey, I'll give you mine when I get the Glass panels installed! (LOL)

   Phil

   p.s. You might have to wipe the egg off! (no yoke intended)

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   JohnT8 | Dec 11, 2004 01:28am | #2

   BOOOOOOOOOOO!  And double BBBBOOOOOO!

   Besides which, your curtain looked like a standard tub curtain.

   If it was just a width issue, I'd just trim a tub-curtain down, but then its still too short.  WAG is that the shower stall curtains are probably 6-10" taller than the tub ones (basically just the lip of the stall being shorter than the tub side).

    

    jt8

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   brownbagg | Dec 11, 2004 02:53am | #3

   I get mine at wally world, I like the one with the yellow ducks.

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   PHILLK | Dec 11, 2004 02:53am | #4

   Actually, I worked on a project this year where the Achitect specified "Bobrick"
   Shower curtains and hooks. It was a heavy duity (white) shower curtain and if my memory serves me, it was taller than 72". You might try this avenue.good luck!
   Phil

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   PHILLK | Dec 12, 2004 02:33am | #5

   Here you go JT8.
   Wanted to make sure what I was talking about was correct:

   http://www.bobrick.com/Literature/downloads/showeraccess.pdf

   Phil

3. 
   Sphere | Dec 12, 2004 08:36pm | #6

   maybe Google knows that Scranton is in PA...not PN?

    

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