Amazon BasicsRoom Darkening Blackout Curtain Rod, 2.24 M - 3.05 M, Black

Really good one, curved endings makes magic. My 5 kg curtain holds very well, and this extra support in the middle makes it strong enough. For this price it’s really best choice IMO

The rods can get separated if the curtain pulled on it. It's also thin and lightweight, so make sure you have the right measurement and weight for your window and curtain. With that been said, the material and color is nice and the screws on the side to the wall makes it more durable.

Its thin but sturdy. Great for making the room dark. 100% recommend. If you can install all the way up to the ceiling level. This will give max blacking out.

DELIVERED ON TIME NICE SIMPLE DESIGN STURDY ENOUGH TO HOLD THICK CURTAINS.

nice sturdy curtain pole

Neat and easy installation.Elegant design and good finishing.Stable and secure fixing.

Lightweight but strong.Space saving and elegant design.No hassle setup.

It's good, trendy and strong..I ordered again for my other curtains as well

Room Darkening Curtain Rod is an interesting concept that I couldn't get to work. Turns out you need curtains as well. After I figured that out they worked much better. I'm such an idiot.

This is a perfectly lovely, functional, and reasonably-priced curtain rod-- but I will mention that I have only had it up for one week so far.That said, don't be like me. If you don't have a power drill because you've "never needed one before" or "never understood why you can't just nail a hole in the wall and muscle the screw in"... stop hanging things immediately. Get yourself a $39 power drill, stop being cheap about things that you need in your life. Your mom is wrong, you should NOT feel OK asking a neighbor every time you need to borrow a drill (or honestly, every time you need to hang something, because who are you kidding - you should not borrow a drill if you've never owned a drill). SO.Step 1: Buy a drill if you don't already have one.Speaking of not borrowing a drill if you've never owned one... Definitely request assistance if you have never used any kind of drill. Drill demos and testers on YouTube assume that you have actually held a drill in your hands at some point in your life... so does the drill's instruction manual. It took me almost 2 hours to figure out how to insert a bit into my brand new drill so I could put holes in my wall to hang this lovely, functional, reasonably-priced curtain rod. Learn thrice, drill once.Step 2: Make sure you know what you're doing before you drill holes in your wall. These are not small holes. Toothpaste will not cut it as a filler.This might be the most important part (if you're still reading). THERE IS A MIDDLE BRACKET FOR THIS LOVELY, FUNCTIONAL, REASONABLY-PRICED CURTAIN ROD. If your window already has blinds, check yourself. Make sure you are planning on hanging the rod ABOVE the frame or the header thing for the blinds. You need to make sure you can drill holes and mount all three brackets - outside the left edge, above the middle of the top edge, and outside the right edge. If that doesn't make sense, take a friend on a virtual tour. Two grown-up minds work better than one + a 5yo.Step 3: Don't be like me, start drilling holes ABOVE your existing blinds header thing.Here's where it gets fuzzy. I want to tell you what you Should do... But I also want to be honest with you about what actually happened. As you may have guessed, I did not start drilling holes where I should have. But I'm a renter, and I was SO tired of learning how to drill once I noticed my error, I went ahead and drilled the right side at the same level as where I started with the left. This meant... NO MIDDLE BRACKET FOR ME. I bagged up the middle bracket and the corresponding screws and [plastic thingies that help screws be better in drywall], stuck a label on it that says "THIS SHOULD BE ON THE LIVING ROOM CURTAINS" , and locked it away in my "tool box".Step 4: Do not take my experience as science.I have two curtain panels hung on this perfectly lovely, functional, and reasonably-priced curtain rod. Everything is copacetic at the moment. The panels are too narrow for the window. They BARELY cover it when closed. This tells me the curtains are not as heavy as what a better, more domesticated, person would have hung on the rod, meaning... PLEASE CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR BEFORE PROCEEDING. But. I'll go ahead and tell you that my curtains have survived so far... so... I'm either an expert handy-woman (with the perfect weight curtains).. or this perfectly lovely, functional, and reasonably-priced curtain rod is sturdier than expected. WHO KNOWS.Step 5: Follow me for more DIY tips. (That's a joke. Don't.) :-p

Ich habe lange nach einer Lösung gesucht, die offenen Treppenstufen zu sichern, nachdem ein kleiner Hund einzog. Diese Gardinenstangen waren perfekt dafür.Man brauch die Treppe nicht mit Netzen unansehnlich zu machen und Klemmstangen waren mir zu unsicher. Diese Gardinenstange mit der Biegung zum befestigen und Teleskop Verlängerung, ist wie für Treppen gemacht 😉Meine Treppe hat eine Biegung und dadurch sind die Stufen 80-100cm lang, wegen der Teleskopstange aber kein Problem, sie passt auf jede Stufe und sitzt Bombenfest. Habe die Gardinenstangen von unten in die Holztreppe gebohrt, Sodas sie beim benutzen der Treppe fast unsichtbar bleibt. Das wichtigste von allen, ein kleiner Hund kann nicht mehr durchfallen und sich schwer verletzen.Die Stangen sind auch ohne Gardinen optisch voll in Ordnung und dazu wirklich stabil.

I actually used these room darkening curtain rods to hang plants in my windows. So I can't tell you how they work as curtain rods, but they work great to hang plants!!! Very sturdy. Would definitely recommend.

Fantastic product. Can’t believe for the low price how good it is. Super easy to instal, comes with all necessary hardware, you will just need a drill, screwdriver and spirit level. The curved blackout edges look really cool and distinctive and are very effective at blocking out the light.