Ivilon 24-36 Inch Black Tension Curtain Rod - Spring Rod for Windows or Shower with Enhanced SEO Review

This curtain rod goes perfectly with my windows. Poles are always a problem because my house is 110 years old. This rod will hold a 72" long thick blackout curtain. I just love this product. Highly recommended.

I love this shower rod. Goes beautifully with the bronze hue of Delta Trinsic Champagne. The quality is good, does not slip. The only disappointment is that there are no matching shower curtain rings (only window rings). I fixed this by painting inexpensive metal shower curtain rings with Rustoleum Satin Bronze spray paint. Like the look.

Finally a rod that works! This rod is strong and strong. You no longer have to go to the bathroom to find my curtain on the floor. We all know how frustrating it is trying to reinsert the rod when the curtain slides from side to side as you try to retrieve it. This bad boy won't do it! Perfect. I will be replacing 2 other bathroom rods as soon as possible.

I ordered the 54-90" version of this rod because I have a 59" hole assuming the "edge "Caused by two rod sizes (one inside the other) it would be nice if it was 5" from the wall. Unfortunately, the outer shaft is only 49 3/4" long, not 54" as measured. The means that instead of a 5" standoff from the wall it now has a 10" standoff right where the curtain compresses when opened. If I had known it was only 49" long I would have me not bothered. He returns to the mothership.

Don't hesitate and buy this pull rod. It is worth spending a little more for good quality. I've researched and searched a lot. This rod is super strong and I can see why people use it for clothing and large spaces. I use it for hanging curtains that divide a room. I was so pleased with it that I bought a second rod for a different location. Curtain grommets slide smoothly over the rod and won't catch on the molding where it stretches. Also, I was looking for a rod with a straight edge so the…

I hate pull rods in general. They are difficult to install and then after a while they fall off and you have to do it again. I kind of vowed to myself I would never buy a home that didn't have built in rods/shower glass doors, but somehow I ended up with a bathroom that needed a rod. I got this one because the bathroom has a lot of other brass parts and I wanted to match it. Unfortunately, this is a darker/matte brass than I was hoping for. It still looks good but the pictures online are a…

SAY NO. Do not buy! This rod will cause serious and costly damage to your bathroom - see photos for details. jeopardize the installation). After 10 minutes I heard a crack and when I returned to the bathroom I found the rod had fallen from one end and badly damaged my porcelain bathtub. (I haven't even hung my curtain on it yet!) The textured plastic gasket used to hold the rod in place completely detached from the end cap, causing over $100 worth of damage to my otherwise perfect one tub. When