Decopolitan 1-Inch Urn Single Window Treatment Rod Set, 72 to 144-Inch, Antique Silver

I bought these as an attempt to match a set I bought from Home Depot that are no longer available. Because these curtain rods were only $28.00 each, they cost $20.00 less than the ones I had bought at Home Depot (2) years ago! I bought the 1 inch Single Window Treatment Rod Set, 72-144 inch length, in Antique Silver. I bought them to slide directly through the curtain heading (not eyelet or tab heading) and they are perfect! They look better in person than they do online because online they look plastic or slightly cheap. In person, they look great and I love the rod bracket too because it is almost decoration in itself. This set comes with 3 rods, you can use 2 or 3 depending on the length of windows you need to cover. I didn't need to use all three, but I rather have the extra distance if I want to expand or need to cover a longer window area in the future. This set includes (3) rod brackets (1 for each end and 1 for the middle support) and I did use all three brackets although because I only used 2 rods, I think I could have just used the (2) end brackets... I cannot speak to the hardware provided because I chose to use "EZ Anchors" which you drill right into the wall with a Phillip's drill bit (that right! No more pre-drilling for drywall anchors!) and then use the same drill bit to install the screw into the anchor. Again, at $28.00, I think these are an excellent buy, and I will definitely be buying them again!

Great value. Looks super. Just what I wanted

So, I can see why people might worry about tightening the top screw based on the design for the hooks, but I used a regular screwdriver and had NO problem with these at all. maybe if your screwdriver shaft was over 1/2" thick you;d have a problem? Of if you try to use an electric driver without an extender? I don't know, it was fine, just screw it in...The pole is thin but very sturdy. It's three rods, two outer rods and an inner rod between them that slides in. It's a loose fit, but a little friction tape around the inner pole helped solve that, and honestly if you're using all three hooks for support those have tighteners and can hold it in place too.It looks great and works great, and was easy and straight-forward to install. 5-stars.

It looks nice. The rod feels fairly solid.Minor issue is that the mounting hardware feels cheap. What I mean is that it is extremely light weight. I'm not sure what material it is. It looks like metal but feels like hollow aluminum from its weight. I didn't try to cut it open to see what was under the paint/coating.Though I did attempt to slowly apply pressure to it to see if it would bend but it held up to a little bit of pressure (i was aiming for the stress a toddler would put on it from hanging on the drapes....). Even though it didn't bend, it feels cheap but at least it looks nice.Major issue was the holes for the screws. the bottom screw is placed nicely. the top screw is placed in such a spot that you cannot drill it in straight....this means that if you need to use a molly, you need to make sure that when you pre-drill the hole to place the molly, you account for the angle.......which is annoying. It would help a lot if they adjusted the design to allow the top hole to be raised a little bit more so drilling it in becomes easier......I got it in but anyone new to mounting hardware will struggle and may mess up horribly....I was going to rate it 3 stars (losing 1 for the cheap feel and one for the bad top hole placement) but overall but it does look nice, held up to some stress and they included the mollys needed if you aren't lucky enough to mount it on studs.

I had to have especially long curtain rods and these are perfect.

I bought two different rods in different lengths for a bedroom in our house. These curtain rods are easy to install and look really nice! I am happy that the longer rod came with a middle support bracket. The curtains on the rods, which are also from Amazon aren't super heavy but the extra support is needed for the length of the rod. I am very happy with these curtain rods!

I have purchased 10 or 11 sets of these over the last two years. They are solid. I've read people complaining about difficulty in screwing in the screws. My guess is those people are trying to do it with an electric drill. These work best using a manual screw driver because of the small space. I usually use the molly and then use the screw for stability. I have not had any problems. The rods usually come with three hooks and I use the third one in the middle for stability. These are the only rods I trust now. I've purchased many over the years-trying to find a good one that doesn't bend. This is the good one!