Spark Innovators Black Tap Bracket: Effortless Installation, No-Drill Curtain Rod Brackets - As Seen on TV (Set of 2) Review

The product itself is a great idea but the ones I received were broken. One was missing a "nail" hammered into the window frame. I had to send them back.

I used 4 because I have 2 windows on each side of the crib. With a long cornice. I've always hated making holes in the wall. This is a good way to make curtains. I suggest selling white or silver as well. I would have preferred white, but that will do.

Good for small windows. They are easy to install and stick well to individual windows. They look good - almost invisible. This brand only has one "nail" per bracket which makes them seem flimsy on my tall/wide windows. There are other brands that have 2 "nails" per bracket and will hold up better on a large window. The hook that holds the bracket fits most curtain rods, but if you have a very thick curtain rod it may not fit.

I love how easy this product is to install. I absolutely hated that it wasn't left over. I hated even more that the nail-shaped part clogging the window frame broke completely when my curtain fell. It's important to note that I even installed a separate bracket in the middle of the eaves to relieve pressure on the faucet bracket. Now I have two sets of these things that cannot be used. I'll post a photo of the broken one if I find a place to post it.

These are great rod hangers and I bought several sets. The only problem with this last order was that one of the spikes was bent and broken so I had to use the hole on the other side to attach it to the wall. It kind of missed its mark (to avoid holes in the walls) but it worked so I'll keep it rather than try to replace it as shipping takes a while and I wanted my curtains drawn . Overall I was very happy with these handy little hooks. A defective hook out of 10 ordered is not bad.