🏷️ Black Adjustable Curtain Rod Set with Brackets - 1" Diameter Metal Splicing Rods for Windows (30-60") Review

needed a blackout curtain in a small person's room (3 years old) and needed a pole hanging outside as there are blinds on the window. It was a very good pregnancy rod and worked great for a curtain. It was easy to hang and very strong as the tubes screwed together didn't slide around easily. This is important when lifting a ringed curtain that is being pulled by hand. Worked great, nice and dark. Fits windows from 30" to 48" and is adjustable. The perfect solution for our and your window needs.

This curtain rod consists of three metal tubes (two with spikes) that can be joined together to make a 44 inch rod or remove one tube and you get a 33 inch rod. kernel. Unlike some others at Revain, this bar does not adjust to other sizes. So keep that in mind if your window falls between these sizes. On the plus side, it also includes two mounting brackets, which can cost you around $6 if ordered separately. It also comes with a roll of strapping and the only thing I can think of you would use

I bought two different lengths with wood finish. Everyone who saw them really thought they were made of wood! But they are much lighter and much smoother than wood. The longer pole doesn't have a center bracket - that was important to me because I'm using it over a sliding glass door. There is no flex or sag. I'm very impressed with how durable they are. My husband found them easy to install with the hardware that came with them. The only snag we had was that the coating was misapplied to the…

I hate this product and definitely wouldn't recommend it. I ordered 8 of these hideous chopsticks which by the way were thrown into the box like lego bricks without any reason or logic. The so-called "wood" is cheap metal with a "wood look" print on contact paper, not to mention the bars were either the wrong size or color. There are several pieces about a foot long that fit together. So if it's too short for your window, add another section and now it's too long. There is nothing in common…

First, although this bar is adjustable, it can only be adjusted in 12 or 14 inch increments. Second, I used a full 90" stem and set the shackles 4" from the end as recommended. I then hung 4.54" blackout panels from a rod (these are heavy curtains). The rod sagged in the middle. Additionally, the slight tension required to open and close the curtains aggravated the sagging problem. I ended up buying extra brackets to support the center.The extra bracket fixed the problem but the extra cost…