🪟 Turquoize 5/8" Multi-Use Versatile Adjustable Appliance Magnetic Rod - 2 Pack, Nickel - Extendable from 16 inch to 28 inch - Ideal Curtain Rod for Magnetic Cafe Curtains Review

Magnets were strong enough but kept trying to adjust the position of the bars on the door resulting in the smaller end of the bar sticking out of the larger fell out end and the whole thing fell apart. I couldn't adjust the curtain vertically to my liking, nor could I get the width and height of the magnets even though the rods kept sliding apart. There is usually a flexible pad at the large opening of an adjustable curtain rod that provides a slight tension and prevents the curtain rod from…

I am so thankful to have found magnetic curtain rods for my metal French doors. I couldn't hang curtains because I don't want to drill holes in metal! This will take care of that problem. They are very easy to hang on the door and the magnet sticks to the door well. I am very disappointed that the bars do not go into the bracket holes. The diameter of the larger rod is too big for the bracket. The end of the smaller pole fits perfectly. I have two sentences; One set fits, the other doesn't. I…

I've read a lot of reviews that the big end of these rods doesn't fit in the rod holder. Yes there is. The set includes 2 rods and 4 rod holders. Two rod holders are for the small end and two for the big end. Of course, if you remove only two holders for the small end, then the large end will not fit. Just grab the right big end mount and voila. It's wearable. Now with this one off my chest. I really love these poles. They hold tight to the door. I didn't even have to remove the protective…

I was a little apprehensive about ordering this product but I'm so glad I did! I've only used traditional curtain rods before, but when I saw these magnetic rods I was intrigued. My biggest concern was that the magnets might not be snug against the door, but the magnets seem very strong. I will say that the installation was a little tricky because if you connect the top rod first and then pull the bottom one to pull the curtains you run the risk of pulling the whole thing over your head…