The rod length is accurate. Be sure to measure the width of the space you're using it in before selecting your rod length and you shouldn't have any issues. This was easy to use, like any other tension rod out there on the market. You simply twist till it's a tight fit. I can't tell you if there are any rusting issues since I'm using mine in the kitchen, so no moisture. I love it and highly recommend it. No frills design, low profile and no tools or setup required. Excellent color options too.
Just as described. I didn't use for a bathroom curtain, I used as a rod for regular drapes on a window and because you can see the rod when drapes are open, I had to buy something with some color. This looks expensive and sharp and holds the heavy velour drapes up very easily, where my old one ended up bending in half from the weight of the drapes. Definitely recommend this for shower curtain or as a drapery rod for regular drapes.
I used to to hang curtains to create an "entryway" between two rooms and it worked. I have it stretched to capacity, but it only wobbles if it's yanked on.
The ends are fixed. They cannot be rotated. I made up for that need by adjusting it a little, but if that's something you cant adapt to, this will not work for you. If your walls are perfectly parallel, this is what you need.
Save yourself the trouble and don't bother with the tension rods without a spring. This thing can hold some serious weight and hasn't fallen down once in the several months since I bought it. I do wish the transition between the inner and outer rod were a little easier for my shower curtain hooks to traverse--they tend to get caught. If you use the kind of curtain hooks with rollers, you'll probably be fine.
So, just got this product. It's super easy to install. The matte finish on the rod seems promising - like it won't rust. The circumference of the thicker portion is thin - only 3" which is smaller than my previous rod. The thinner portion of the rod is 2.5". The rubber ends help to really secure it in place on the tile surface. I am very happy with this so far!
Feature Product
- Adjustable-length curtain rod for easily hanging curtains
- Simple set-up-no tools required; expands with a simple twist; provides consistent tension for a long-lasting, tight, secure fit
- Can be used for shower curtains or hanging curtains in windows or doorways
- Sleek contemporary style; choice of color for easy coordinating with surrounding decor
- Measures 24 to 36 inches; backed by an AmazonBasics one-year limited warranty
Description
An Amazon Brand.
We used this tension rod to hang a 1/2 curtain over our patio doors. It was used to fill a 106" space and did well, although it bowed just a little, not enough to notice with the curtain, so we didn't add a support. Hanging the rod was easy and it seems sturdy. The curtains have grommets and move freely on the rod. The bronze color was dark and matched the dark brown patio door framing perfectly.
This has to be the easiest tension rod to install. I previously purchased a different one and had to return it because it was difficult to install and wouldn’t stay up. This installed in a few seconds and doesnt fall down when you touch it. You literally just twist it. No tools , screws or extra parts to assemble with an IKEA-looking instruction pamphlet. My only concern is that the description doesnt state that its rust proof and that may be a problem long term in a shower. Time will tell.
These were prefect for what I needed. My house is stucco with steel framing and putting up curtain rods is a nightmare. These fit right in the window frame, they look really good and they were easy to install. I have not had any problems with them slipping or falling out and I open and close the drapes all the time.
I ordered this for my closet that is 7ft long. I opted for curtains instead of sliding doors and I’m very happy with the way it turned out. The rod is durable and was super easy to extend. Is holding a set of curtains well :)
Easy to install, doesn’t fall. I have a 2lb (8.5’x9’) privacy room divider curtain draped from it.
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