Shower Curtain Sizes
Standard, long, extra-wide and stall shower curtain and liner sizes.
Standard shower curtain and liner sizes. The curtain should hang 1–2 in (3–5 cm) above the floor and inside the tub for a shower-tub combination.
Shower curtains
| Size | Inches | Centimeters | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | 72 × 72 in | 183 × 183 cm | Most bathtubs and showers |
| Long | 72 × 84 in | 183 × 213 cm | Higher rods and taller ceilings |
| Extra long | 72 × 96 in | 183 × 244 cm | High ceilings and hotel-style looks |
| Stall | 54 × 78 in | 137 × 198 cm | Narrow shower stalls |
| Extra wide | 108 × 72 in | 274 × 183 cm | Wide walk-in showers and clawfoot tubs |
| UK standard | 70.9 × 70.9 in | 180 × 180 cm | Most UK baths |
| UK long | 70.9 × 78.7 in | 180 × 200 cm | Taller rails |
Shower liners
| Size | Inches | Centimeters | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard liner | 70 × 72 in | 178 × 183 cm | Standard curtains |
| Long liner | 70 × 84 in | 178 × 213 cm | Long curtains |
| Stall liner | 54 × 78 in | 137 × 198 cm | Stall curtains |
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How to use the Shower Curtain Sizes
Standard, long, extra-wide and stall shower curtain and liner sizes.
- 1 Measure the rod length and its height above the floor.
- 2 Pick a curtain wide enough to cover the rod.
- 3 Choose a length that hangs 1–2 in above the floor.
Example and practical tips
A standard tub with a 60 in rod at 76 in high suits a standard 72 × 72 in curtain.
Frequently asked questions
Are shower curtain sizes the same in every country?
No. The US, UK and Europe use different standard sizes, so check the chart for your region and the product’s own measurements.
Why do inches and centimeters not match exactly?
Products are made to round numbers in one system, so the other system’s figures are rounded conversions.
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