Abstract: A shower curtain rod assembly includes a curved transverse rod. Two ends of the curved transverse rod are connected to two wall-mounted brackets, respectively. Each wall-mounted bracket is provided with a receiving member and an outer cover. The receiving member is used to connect the curved transverse rod and the wall-mounted bracket, and provides angular movement of the curved transverse rod. The receiving member is mounted in an accommodation space defined between the outer cover and the wall-mounted bracket. The outer cover has the function of limiting the curved transverse rod. Therefore, when a shower curtain hanging on the curved transverse rod is pulled, the shower curtain rod assembly does not generate any shake or position change of the curved transverse rod so that the stability is better.

Abstract: A bath curtain rack structure includes a curved transverse rod, two pivot members and two wall-mounted brackets. The curved transverse rod has two ends which are connected to hollow pipe portions of the pivot members, respectively. Each pivot member includes a flat rounded end with a semi-circle flange at one end thereof. Each wall-mounted bracket includes a central protruding post which is inserted in a dual awl-shaped guide hole of the pivot member. The wall-mounted bracket further has a pair of lock holes for insertion of screws to be secured on a wall, a recess corresponding in shape to the flat round end, two stoppers to stop the semi-circle flange, and a protruding opening to receive the flat rounded end and the semi-circle flange of the pivot member. A second headless screw is screwed in a second threaded hole of the flat rounded end to engage with the concave pivot point.

Abstract: A bath curtain rack structure includes a horizontal rod and a pair of retaining brackets. The horizontal rod has two ends connected to the pair of retaining brackets which are mounted on walls. Each of the pair of retaining brackets includes a base, a socket, a cover, and a screw. The base has a plurality of through holes and a protrusion thereon. The through holes are adapted for insertion of fasteners for the base to be secured on the walls. The protrusion has outer threads and a concave thereon. The socket has an arc end and a tubal section. The arc end corresponds in shape to the concave so that the angle of the socket is adjustable when the arc end is connected to the base. The tubal section is adapted for insertion of the horizontal rod. The arc end of the socket is formed with a threaded hole. The cover is formed with inner threads to engage with the outer threads of the protrusion. The screw is inserted through the threaded hole of the socket to fasten the socket on the base.