Blackout Curtain Rod, 1-Inch Diameter, Wrap Around Design, Pewter Finish, Adjustable Length 48"-84" - Meriville Review

These work perfectly to cover my 6' sliding glass doors and I do not have to use the enclosed center support bracket. I wanted to only use one curtain panel that could be pushed all the way to one side when not needed and these curtain rods work perfectly. For a distance of 72" they are sturdy and do not sag. If the distance were longer you might need the center bracket but for this distance you do not. The curtains are opened and closed on a daily basis and the rod has held up well. Super…

The rod was no problem to install. We used the screws and anchors that came with it, an electric drill, and patience. It helped to have 2 people, measure twice and drill once, and take our time. Reading the other posts about included hardware not working well was helpful - we knew to carefully work with items provided because it's all we had. The curtains are still up a week later, and they're insulated, light-blocking ones, so they're heavy. We did use the center support - no problem.

I needed these ASAP and ordered from the same link I had used a few months prior, my original was a Matte Black, so I went with what I knew do to my timeline! Well the same product NOT Matte Black it’s a shiny black and now I’m stuck (due to need and timeline) with a Matte which I liked and 3 Shiny because the product disruption is not fully disclosed I had to get curtains up before an event, Not only did they not match the original order, I also realize they were packaged damaged with deep…

The rod itself is good however the hardware that comes with the rod is impossible to use. The screws are so soft that they just strip with any pressure to be able to attach them to the wall. I spent hours trying to hand these rods!

This was an excellent product. Very sturdy and nice finish. installation was a breeze. Bit pricey at $30, but it was worth it.

The gold color and the simple design makes this a very elegant looking curtain rod. Pairs nicely with the oils rubbed bronze hardware in the room.

I guess in comparison to nicer looking curtain rods, this one was cheaper, so I should’ve expected a lower quality. But for $30, I sort of expected better quality and design. First, it took a really long time to arrive — which I can understand under present circumstances. But when it arrived, the box was damaged (opened on one end), and the rod had a dent in it. It didn’t ruin it structurally, but I would have preferred a $30 curtain rod to be better packaged as to avoid damage. The rod is…

Instructions tell you to use a 3/16th drill bit for the wall anchors. The wall anchors actually require 7/32 size holes. Luckily you'll discover this after only permanently damaging two of them! The anchors will immediately fold with any amount of pressure if the hole isn't the correct size and will be permanently warped.Instructions include brilliant workflows such as 'Install bar to discover where to put support. Now take bar apart, install support, and reinstall the bar'Product saves you a…