@Jennifer Ray  @Rod Hanksthank you all.

@Rod Hanks agreed!!

Just a different spin that may work from both angles of the debate here...

We just had them on a curtain rod. 

Obviously my head is spinning.  

Tell me you didn't just spin this into a way you could profit from it?

I know many "Bush pilots," I have taken 260 mile boat trips, 300 mile snow machine trips, camped on the Yukon River at -30 below zero, goose hunted from a SNOWMOBILE in may with no snow on the ground, cought 50LB king salmon in a net, excess of 50 whitefish in a net at one time and caught  6lb trout on rod and reel. 

The closet was a walk-in that was enormous, with closet rods along the length on both sides - about 8 feet long.  

And you would be surprised at how they can mess up and admit they're sleeping on their aunt's couch, and they've worn out their welcome, etc.You'll hear the complaints, if they are high-maintenance types - "I don't know if this closet will work, can you put in more rods?"  

If there’s cracks/buckling tear it out and replace with a $300 three-piece snap together surround that’s an easy w/e project Assuming no closet, swap towel bar above the toilet with a basic over toilet cabinetReplace tension mount shower rod with a permanent rod above the tile and a nice transparent shower liner and basic/light green patterned shower curtain that matches the light green towels you put in there for showings.