Room Divider Tension Curtain Rod For Windows 141 to 161 Inch,Extra Long Tension Rods Outdoor Curtain Rod, Adjustable Spring Window Curtain Tension Rod Pressure Extendable Curtain Rod,Black

I bought1 as trial and error … as you can see. Bought more. The longest one is suppose to only be 11lbs load bearing (weight) but I have 2 108”x110” outdoor Bonzer curtains on them and I don’t even need a center support! Those curtains are heavier than 11 lbs- just saying! The surface does not need to be smooth for the rubber ends to stay in place. I will get a few more once my front porch arbor is finished! So much for a weird idea- these are solid, easy to install ( please have a second person help and use a sturdy ladder!!!) as long as you follow the instructions and make sure the push button adjustment isn’t facing up( towards the ceiling- the button will stop the curtain from sliding) I also recommend grommet curtains! Spend the extra few bucks! It will make your life much easier- non grommet curtains don’t slide as well, and are a pain! Just saying! Make sure to order the correct size!!! Measure twice - order once… lol ! If you want to order support brackets- the rod is 1.26” diameter… I’d recommend looking for ceiling suspended supports, but in my case I won’t need them- enjoy! My patio looks elegant and I can pull my blackout curtains so the noisy neighbors can’t watch me float in the hot tub…

I normally don’t write any reviews but this product has blown my mind away, so here I am. I rented an apartment a week ago and the closet has no door. I figured out to buy a curtain rod like the ones that are used in the bathroom but wasn’t sure I could find one as the closet is pretty big (155 in). To my surprise, I found this product that met all my requirements (long, sturdy) and I ended up not even using all the rods included. I you were hesitant to buy it, please just do it. You’ll thank me later, haha

This rod worked great to add curtains to my back porch

Much easier than screwing in curtain rods. Pole is thick, and I struggled a big with the opening on my curtains—probably would be perfect for grommet style or loops! I have it spread out to the maximum almost, and there is a very slight sag in the middle, but it’s minimal. I’d still recommend it.

It was so hard to find a tension rod long enough for my apartment window. This one was affordable, easy to install, and has sturdily been in place for months. This is not even its longest!

Exactly what I was looking for - for my basement. I thought it might be to short, turns out I had to take a bar down, so I’m really excited about that! HEAVY DUTY.

I like the fact I found a tension rod long enought for my needs, I NEEDED 2... BUT... you could tell thf 1st one I opened was used. There were no instructions, I was in need so I installed it and it worked ok. I did have to put ansnchor in the middle to keep it from sagging . The 2nd one was in 2 boxes, outer box was new, and had instructions so I figured it would work...wrong. it was too short by at least a foot. My son and I tried to figure out what we were doing wrong but it was not us. It will be returned. I should return both because I was suppose to be purchase a NEW item but got something that must have been returned. The ends of the 2 rods were even different..not very happy.

Our master bedroom in the house we currently live in doesn’t have a closet so we had an open closet that just made our room look a hot mess no matter how organized it was! Figured if could find a long enough curtain Rod we could cover it and I’m so thankful I found this one!!! My room looks so much more organized, clean and open! 10/10 easy setup and super sturdy

I wanted to put up black out curtains in my living room as it got very hot in my rented apartment. I think my apartment is about 149 cm wide. I bought a white rod, so that when the black out curtains weren't used, the rod matched my other curtains. This was the best idea! The rod has no screws or anything going into the wall, and it is very straight and strong. I have about 12 lbs of curtains on the rod. To put it up I got it as close to the spots that I wanted it and then as it was really tight, I banged it the rest of the way with a hammer, tapping them to the right place on the wall. I am really happy with it.