He is a brickie, so hasn't seen a wire curtain rail
but thinks it shouldn't be a problem as even a wet shower curtain isn't that heavy so you shouldn't need to recess an anchor into the wall (unless you intend to do pull-ups on it). A quick look around, you might want to consider putting loops or hooks on the end of the wire and using something like the eye part of this:
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or this which I would think would screw into a rawlplug:
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Posted By: sixthgo on January 25th 2009 at 21:16:29
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