🔩 Satin Nickel NONO Bracket - Stylish Exterior Mount Blinds Curtain Rod Attachment Review

I work in an apartment building and hate vertical blinds. I have seen and tried these, they are amazing! Work as advertised. I tell my residents about it all the time. Why not help prevent wall damage and save money and time?

They can't be tightened but you really don't have them, they will work. I used painters tape, folded it into a square and tucked it in to create a hold, but still couldn't tighten the rods enough that they couldn't move. But it works with a heavy curtain rod hanging from it. You can attach the plank in a U-shape.

They're good and they still work: they're not deep or long enough for grommets, and as a result the tips at the ends of the curtains often get caught in vertical blinds when trying to hold them morning and night to open and close. I would make the arms a bit longer so the curtains AND blinds open and close much more smoothly and efficiently. Remarkable invention, though.

I didn't like that I couldn't adapt it to the old mini blinds anymore. The old mini blinds are too small and need some adjustment with the Nono bracket. I had to add tape and foam to hold it in place. The new mini blinds fit perfectly, the bracket adjustment without a bracket was just right. I like the Nono mounts because I no longer have to drill holes in the wall. I have 7 other windows that need curtains so I will be buying again without clips as I can quickly hang my mini blinds to hang my…

My experience with these braces was pretty awful. We have blinds like the one pictured in the spec and the base is no larger than 3" but for some reason these brackets will not tighten. When you "screw" it in, it just rotates the floor. I can see that this product has worked for other people, but the ones we got weren't worth the price or the time we spent tightening the mount. We ended up attaching brackets to the base of the blinds and our blinds are still up. If the mounts were really tight…

I was very hesitant to purchase this product because of the price and then I worried that it would not hold the curtain and curtain rod properly, but fortunately I turned out to be wrong out of here . an adapter or whatever they call it works so well with the edge of the blinds in my apartment. That way you can adjust it if your blind holder is longer or shorter than most and it comes with a sticker you can put on for extra strength I think. The decal was easy to apply as well as knowing where…