🪜 SnugSet Easy Install, Tool-Free Option, Adjustable 72-144 Inch Steel Rod, 1 Inch Diameter, 4 Brackets, Supports Heavy Fabrics, Decorative Nickel Cage Ball Finial Review

Good looking and easy to apply. We were concerned that the drywall hooks would tear the wall, so we removed that part and installed it with the included anchors instead.

Love the tips, hate the pole. These are three separate parts that just float and are not connected to each other. A center piece slides into the two end pieces and if you aren't careful during installation they will fall apart. I like the ending a lot though.

Weird hooks to attach the brackets don't work at all, ended up having to bend the prongs to get them into the wall before giving up and just using the screws provided. After using the screws it was easy to install and looks amazing!

Very strong construction even at very long lengths. It was very easy to install as you didn't have to struggle to hold the strut to screw it on. The screw was almost fully seated, then the bracket was added. However, the screws were too long and the heads were easy to gall even when hand-tightening the screws. I had to look for shorter and better screws. That's why I give 4 stars for the installation. But overall I'm happy with the look and quality of the rod.

I don't know whose idea or invention these spikes on a hanging rod have. First I tried it and it slipped and it damaged my wall and it didn't do anything as advertised. Good thing these spikes are removable. Removed, pre-drilled and screwed neatly and hung up the curtain rod without any further problems. It took me 20 minutes to play around with these spikes. Took me another 20 to hang 3 more sets of curtains without them. When finished they look pretty good and I'm very happy with them.

Very nice curtain rod but make sure you check where you are going to hang it before you buy to make sure it isn't against a tree bumps . I wanted to use three brackets. Two go into drywall and one into wood. I tried to loosen the screws on the protruding part of the third support and couldn't get them out. I've tried all three mounts with no success. I ended up stripping the screws so they never come out. Now I have to buy another set of regular braces and I'm hoping to find the right colors…

They were easy enough to install, but the instructions could be better. There are two ways to attach this item. The first option is to embed the hooks directly into the wall. There are NO instructions on where to insert it into the wall for the pole to be at the desired height. This. - It should be inserted into the wall 1/2 inch above where the rod holder should be so the rod assembly is where you want it when you hit the wall. This method requires no tools per se, but requires a lot of muscle