
Tropical Bird Extra Wide Shower Curtain
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108"W × 72"L
Microfiber
Compare extra wide shower curtains with seller-listed selected widths of at least 90 inches. Measure your opening or surround, allow the recommended overlap, and confirm the finished panel size.
Measure the span you intend to cover rather than relying on a standard-size label. Check width and length separately, allow fullness and overlap, and compare the number and spacing of hanging points with your rod.
Selected finished width must be at least 90 inches and length at least 60 inches. Width and length labels are respected; package dimensions and unconfirmed sizes are excluded. Holiday designs are excluded.
Measure the rod width and hanging drop. Allow for hooks and follow the manufacturer’s clearance guidance. Compare the selected size, material, opacity, and care method below.
Decorative curtains and splash-facing liners serve different purposes. A water-resistant claim alone does not establish whether a separate liner is needed. Check the included components for sets.
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108"W × 72"L
Microfiber

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108"W × 72"L
Microfiber

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108"W × 72"L
Microfiber

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108"W × 72"L
Microfiber

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108"W × 72"L
Microfiber


108"W × 72"L
Polyester Blend


180"W × 70"L
Ethylene Vinyl Acetate

108"W × 72"L
Microfiber




108"W × 70"L
Polyester

108"W × 72"L
Polyester

108"W × 70"L
Polyester

108"W × 70"L
Fabric



180"W × 70"L
Polyester

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Measure the span you intend to cover rather than relying on a standard-size label. Check width and length separately, allow fullness and overlap, and compare the number and spacing of hanging points with your rod. Selected finished width must be at least 90 inches and length at least 60 inches. Width and length labels are respected; package dimensions and unconfirmed sizes are excluded. Holiday designs are excluded.
Selected finished width must be at least 90 inches and length at least 60 inches. Width and length labels are respected; package dimensions and unconfirmed sizes are excluded. Holiday designs are excluded.
Measure the span you intend to cover rather than relying on a standard-size label. Check width and length separately, allow fullness and overlap, and compare the number and spacing of hanging points with your rod.
Follow the selected product instructions. Decorative fabric panels can require a separate splash-facing liner. A fiber name or color does not establish waterproofing or confirm that a liner is included.
Measure both the opening width and the drop from the hanging points. Account for hooks, bottom clearance and the manufacturer instructions. Check selected finished dimensions rather than package dimensions.
Follow the exact care label for the fiber mixture, dyes and finish. Do not assume every fabric tolerates machine washing, bleach or tumble drying. Spread the panel after use and ventilate the bathroom.
Check the selected package contents. Grommets describe attachment points and do not establish that hooks are supplied. Styling photographs may include accessories sold separately.
Holiday designs are excluded. Suitable nonseasonal products can appear in more than one collection while retaining one product page.
Make sense of sizes, materials, and the details that matter before you decide.
Start with fit and water containment, then choose the look you love.
Measure width, hanging height, and hook drop before choosing a size.
Understand the two layers and check whether your curtain needs both.
Compare composition, construction, and care instead of relying on material names alone.
Check your material and care label before cleaning. Our detailed guide explains washing, wipe-clean liners, drying, and stain treatment.
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