Standard shower curtains come in different fabrics, textures, and styles to form a barrier that contains water in showers. They pair with liners to prevent mold and mildew.

Hanging rings support and suspend standard shower curtains from rods and tracks. They keep curtains in place to dry and allow them to be pulled open and closed with ease.

Ligature-resistant shower systems include tear-resistant curtains that attach to tabs instead of rods and easily break away when pulled or weight is applied. These shower systems are typically used in prisons, behavioral- and mental-health institutions, or similar facilities where inmates or patients may be at risk of harming themselves.

These tracks suspend ligature-resistant shower curtains alongside or around showers. They provide an overhead support for hookless curtains and are typically used in prisons, behavioral- and mental-health institutions, or similar facilities where inmates or patients may be at risk of harming themselves.

Replacement tabs suspend ligature-resistant shower curtains alongside or around showers with small plastic hooks or other fasteners that connect to a track system. These tabs quickly release when pulled or when weight is applied to the curtain. They are commonly used in prisons, behavioral- and mental-health institutions, or similar facilities where inmates or patients may be at risk of harming themselves.