Safety Innovations Stay-Put Shower Curtain Rod Mount

$9.95

Rubber pads that hold a tension rod in place on tile or paint without screws.

2-pack

Fits: Tension rods and bars up to 1 3/8 in diameter

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Textured grip. A rubber pad keeps the rod end from sliding down.
Wide base. Spreads the pressure of the rod over more of the wall.
No tools. Fits between the rod end and the wall.
Up to 1 3/8 inches. For tension rods and bars that size or thinner.

Details

Toddlers pull on shower curtains, and a tension rod that slips brings the curtain down on them. Set one pad between each end of the rod and the wall, then tighten the rod. The textured rubber holds the rod end in place.

The base is wide, so the rod's push spreads over more of the tile or paint instead of one small ring. It takes rods and bars up to 1 3/8 inches across, and no tools. The rod and curtain are not included.

If the Stay-Put Shower Curtain Rod Mount is close but not quite it, the furniture & cabinet safety page has 2 more products from the Safety Innovations childproofing line.

Specifications

Type	Rod mount
Fits	Tension rods and bars up to 1 3/8 in diameter
In the box	2 mounts
Rod size	Up to 1 3/8 in diameter
Rod	Not included

Stay-Put Shower Curtain Rod Mount$9.95Buy now

This is general information about childproofing hardware. It does not replace the instructions that come with your gate, furniture or wiring, and no device takes the place of watching a young child. Turn off power at the breaker before working on an outlet or switch plate.

What the safety agencies say

U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Anchor It!. Says to anchor every piece of furniture with drawers, doors or shelves to the wall, then tug the strap to check it holds. Read September 19, 2026.
American Academy of Pediatrics, HealthyChildren.org: Preventing Furniture and TV Tip-Overs. Reports that a child goes to an emergency department for a tip-over at least once an hour, and advises anchoring furniture and TVs to the wall. Read September 19, 2026.
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Childproofing Your Home. Lists outlet covers and plates, cabinet latches, door locks, window guards and anti-tip devices; for the top of the stairs it says to use only gates that screw to the wall, and it limits window openings to four inches or less. Read September 19, 2026.

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