🚿 BRIOFOX Tension Curtain Rod 27-43 Inches - Rust-Resistant Shower Rod for Windows or Doorways - Matte Nickel Finish Review

great product. It was very easy to install. I would only recommend marking the spots on your wall (with tape) where the two ends should go before tightening the rod as any misalignment will likely cause strength issues. no problem.

I installed this on November 27th, 2019 over a bath that I use for storage. This is a very sturdy clothes rack that will hold 16 of my 50+ pound fur coats. Some reviews say it falls a lot, it hasn't, and I remove and bring heavy coats from him and back at least 2-3 times a week. Of course, since it is not exposed to water, there is no rust.

Cornice, you had a job! Breed my wife's pink flamingos and you failed. I rotated a couple of times to the point where it clicked and I was afraid my tile would break, but after a week it's slipping at work. Fix it and he'll do the same in a couple of weeks. Perhaps Thor could muster the strength to tighten it enough to hold it, but we mortals will keep looking for the eaves.

This curtain rod is beautiful, strong and very heavy to carry curtains on which I had to do. I'm 67 and just didn't have enough arm strength, so I held one side and tried to twist the pole to tighten the other side and the curtain inevitably slipped off. Now I'm going to look for a shower bar that rotates at both ends. I recommend looking further if you have mobility issues.

I've moved into a new home and needed a temporary option to add privacy to my sliding door. This tension rod was just what I needed while waiting for my custom window decorations to arrive. I needed my daughter's help to install the pole. She held one end while I pushed on the spring bar and then rotated it to fit the size of the door frame. Once that was done it was clean and didn't fall off. We've been using it for about four months, so I can't speak to long-term use.

As a temporary fix for a rental apartment, I needed to hang some heavy curtains across a very wide window without punching holes in the window frame or wall. This pull rod seemed like a good idea to use with grommets. I was pleasantly surprised when I received the rod - it is high quality, with a very nice finish, solid weight (not flimsy) and holds its shape when strung on a 70" hole. one way to extend/tighten, another way to loosen) and has very nice padding at the ends to protect the walls…