Cappa Curtain Rod, Includes 2 Matching Finials, Brackets & Hardware, 36 to 72-Inches

Kind of wish I had shares in this company! Moved into a new house recently and started putting up curtains so needed adjustable poles. Bought one to test it out and it worked great - sturdy, looks great and easy to put up. In the past few weeks we've probably ordered about 8 of these, as we go around the house putting up more curtains - we also ordered the shorter ones from the same company and they are just as good. The only tiny negative (for us) is that they take longer than the usual 2 day Prime shipping - but they are well worth it and now our entire house as these poles - that probably tells you all you need to know. Great product!

These curtain rods are inexpensive easy to install, look great, and work great.

I live in a condo, and the window is the best feature. This good looking Umbra design is exactly what I need to hang drapery panels. It's adjustable, with a telescoping rod feature, but not flimsy, if you don't pull it our too far. The middle bracket is strong enough (with my curtains) to hold. Intelligently designed, well crafted, and won't leave much of a hole (six small screw holes in concrete) to patch when it's time to leave. Or, nice enough to leave for the landlord to keep for the next tenant with good taste and not much money.

The design is clean. No heavy curtains, though. Only lightweight curtains.

Perfect. Couldn’t ask for better

Sturdy rod. easy to install. simple contemporary design

Works great slips occasionally

I liked that the end caps were low profile as I am using this as a 2nd rod for duel rod/curtain mounting brackets. It "blends" in perfectly with the front rod. The end-caps are slightly larger than the bracket holders preventing the rod from slipping off on either end. I like that the extension piece is in the middle and a good portion is within either rod on either end for my length. I have a center mount in addition to the end pieces, so the look is continuous. My only complaint is that there is nothing to keep the outer rods from sliding out left and rights when the curtain is moved. I am looking at something to "fix" the end pieces to prevent movement. I used my own brackets and anchors so cannot comment on the brackets that came with the set as all I needed was the rod. I am happy with what I got for a fair price ($20) and was not something I could find locally. I do recommend as a stationary extension rod. I give 3 stars currently to see if I can prevent the outer poles from sliding, if the center extension holds up to the canvas black out curtains & how the finish keeps as currently the color match to my original rod is perfect.