Effortlessly Elegant: Kenney 514 Single Curtain Rod, 28 to 48-Inch, Espresso - Enhance Your Window Décor Review

These are good curtain rods for mounting on dark wood. They work very well with my light curtains, but I wouldn't put very heavy curtains on them as they can bend the rod when fully extended. here.

Required for 46” window. So at almost full width it couldn't support the weight of two 95 inch long medium/heavy weight curtains. I had to add a coat hook in the middle to secure it or it wouldn't work at all. Cheap but you get what you pay for. I regret that I did not order a more expensive but more reliable option.

Very strong pole, extends up to 48 inches and comes with hanging hardware. I like that it's brown instead of the default white. It's also very cheap, just like the Revain supplement.* If my review was helpful, please click the "Helpful" button under my review. If you have any questions that I haven't answered, you can email me using the link on my profile page and I will do my best to answer them! Thanks very much!

Very thin, one rod had a crumpled end. I only had a sheer light curtain to hang for a short span so I leave it on but I wouldn't use it for a long span with heavier curtains. I threw it at it and he immediately bucked. Reduce the stars to one. You get what you pay for I guess.

So in 2015 we bought 4 of these off Amazon for $2.50 each. I was about to order more and saw the price go up to $12! Definitely not worth it; They are very, very thin and bend easily. So we are trying to replace one, our daughter's curtain has been pulled in the middle too many times and it just sags. This time I'll look for a different model as there are no more "bargains" now!

I bought a pair of these curtains and loved them and then ordered more for other curtains. They are amazing! They do a great job and have a good price. Continuous. I have heavy blackout curtains on them. A plus for me was that they fold up towards the wall at the edges (see picture), which allows the shade to move closer to the wall and blocks more light. Most "freaks" don't do that.

Curtain rod up to 86" must have a center bracket (or two)! That thing is so thin. I think it would be nice if it wasn't bigger, but once you get to that size it should be a bit stronger. It will NOT hold blackout curtains when extended to 74 inches. I had to install 3 hooks in the wall to support the rod so it can hold my curtains. I wasn't planning on spending a lot of money on the house I'm renting, so that was the only reason I chose it. You get what you pay for.

Complete rubbish and to call it super powerful is almost untrue. The long, thin box it came in was folded in half, so it's already an F for the packaging material. Couldn't they add some Styrofoam or just crumpled up cardboard? It came out of its fully bent form (imagine it's a safety pin) and took 15 minutes with hand tools to get it right. The paint was scratched in several places and there were still a few large dents in the metal. After I laid the curtain on it it got worse as the piece…

If I could leave -100 stars I would. This product is pure crap. I bought it because I liked the idea of the black rods where the curtains don't touch. I immediately bought 3, but the most important thing was to take my son to his college apartment. Delivery was constantly delayed so I bought a fishing rod in the town where he lives at a local hardware store. Boy am I glad I did it now! These rods are so thin that they bend under the strongest touch. They twist and flex in the middle because the