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Are all shower rails adjustable to fit existing drilled holes?

shamelessidiot · 2020-09-24 12:52:04

Having a look on Woodies I've read the description of a few that they are adjustable to fit existing holes, but how does that work considering there has to be two predrilled holes on both ends of the rail to actually screw it to the wall? :confused:

24-09-2020 1:52pm

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Having a look on Woodies I've read the description of a few that they are adjustable to fit existing holes, but how does that work considering there has to be two predrilled holes on both ends of the rail to actually screw it to the wall?

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Usually there's a bracket that screws on to the wall and you just cut the rail to length, insert it into the bracket and secure with a screw. Either that or they're telescopic.

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