White Shower Curtain with Snap in Liner with Satin Accent Stripe

Exactly as described. Nice quality! Washed out the folds and it went up easily.

The hookless shower curtains are incredible. Genius invention well made. I prefer the PVA lines to the fabric...easier to keep clean and mold free with a little bleach.

This shower curtain fit my family's needs just perfectly. Love the snap-in liner, and the hookless installation.

Waiting for the new shower to get done so we can use it. Good quality

This shower curtain is exactly what I'd hoped for. I'm familiar with hookless hotel curtains that have mesh upper panels, and wanted something lighter. The hotel curtains are fine but heavy fabric would overwhelm the rooms in which we are using these curtains. The liner is thin vinyl-like material and a little floaty until there is enough dampness to "stick" it to the side of the shower wall. Could maybe use a couple of magnets for weight but works fine in our two applications: a tub and a roll-in shower.

For tub, the tub side keeps the liner in place. For nearly flat roll-in the shower, since we have not yet closed the back side of the wall, to keep the curtain from floating away, we fastened a strip of steel ti the inside of the wall, then use a magnet on the shower side to keep the curtain in place. We do this because the slope of a roll-in shower is slight and it's possible to get a few drips in the corner slide onto the floor. The magnet we use is a spare from some of our kid-resistant cabinet locks, "Safety 1st Magnetic Locking System," that has a handy little handle. :-D The shower wall is constructed of 1/8" FRP (fiber reinforced panel) and 1/2" Durock over 3/4" plywood.

Photo is the brown curtain which we also bought. Used two for the 7'-wide shower.