flat bottom of parts 11 is removed and parts 11 are anchored to the tub ledge through the holes cut in template 2 these holes are indicated on fig1 by the numerals 2a and 2b there are two internally threaded plastic rings 12 which thread onto parts 11 to temporarily lock template 2 onto the tub ledge in the appropriate position see fig9 the upper end of the vertical extensions of template 2 each have a cut out portion designated 2c which is used to appropriately position valance 3 this sets the rough height of valance 3 see fig4 and 6 for more detail of the attachment of valance 3 to sides a and b the valance is also referred to as an upper support member and is preferably implemented with aluminum tubing the plastic snaps of 5 and 6 are pushed into the holes of part 3 the telescoping sections 4 are turned in order to adjust the length of part 3 such that a light snug fit exists between rubber pucks 23 and the shower enclosure walls a and b thus securing valance 3 items 20 fabric wall snap are aligned with the vertical edge of 2 towards the inside of the shower enclosure marked 2d on fig1 paper backings are peeled away from the tape on the flat bottom of items 20 and one is attached onto enclosure wall.