Room/Dividers/Now Tension Curtain Rod - No Drill Curtain Rods for Room Dividers - Spring Tension Shower Rods for Bathroom - Adjustable Curtain Rod - Heavy Duty Tension Window Rod - 48-80 in, White

These are very sturdy Tension rods. I’ve ordered 3 and will probably order another. I ordered 2 108 “ and 84” . While I did install them by myself - it would be easier with a helper . they work great as room dividers. I have blackout drapes hanging on them -4 panels and there’s no sagging.

I purchased 4 sets 2- 48"-80" and 2- 80"-120" as I needed a solution for placing curtains within my sliding door frame and window frames . Shower curtain rods were too narrow and the bulbous ends wouldn't allow the grommet curtains. I found this solution and it worked perfectly. I was able to install the rod on a 104" wide span with 3 curtain panels (of heavy weight thermal curtains) by myself! It would be easier with 2 people. Initially I had doubt that any TENSION TYPE ROD LIKE THESE could support a very wide span (104") AND 3 heavy curtain panels. But these are designed for exactly this application and are well worth the $$$$. I plan to remove them in the winter as I am only trying to keep the Florida heat out. So not having to install curtain rods AND to be able to tuck them into my sliding door frames really made a neat, modern solution. The silver steel is smart in appearance and very sturdy. I highly recommend these ...save yourself the grief of trying flimsy lightweight tension rods or unsuitable (for curtains) shower rods.

This is a quality product, I bought one to try, then two more to hang curtains in three sliders- 6', 8', and 12'. I wanted the curtains to be inside the slider opening as there isn't room to mount them above or out the sides. I used curtains with grommets that slide along the poles. The 6' pole was easy to install, no issues. The pole kept sliding down in the 8' slider opening, studying it I could see the problem was not the pole but the sides the pole pushed against- they were not parallel, and slippery plastic, so the pole did not grip well. I fixed that by putting a bead of hot melt glue under the pole ends to stop the sliding. (it sticks, but can be scraped off) The 12' pole sagged an inch or so in the middle, so I added a support to hold up the middle. It's now flat, and since the curtains open in the middle it's not in the way. This was a quick, easy, and inexpensive solution to my curtain problem.

Item came with a screw and tool missing. Was able to get by without them, and the rod hasn't fallen down yet. I also bought a separate, shorter support rod to prop up the middle of this longer one to prevent sagging and hopefully increase its life.

Took down large bulky sliding doors to a 7’ closet so son can have full use of both sides at once. Took less than 15 mins. No drilling. No holes. And rod is smooth, so no seams for rings to catch on. Purchased the curtains from amazon too. The back wall is exactly 10’ long x 8’ high and the 120” rod fit perfect. (FYI make sure you slide on your curtain rings before joining rods together) Also Excellent customer service! Call them if you have issues with set screws. They were great in sending me a replacement and took time to explain how to get the 2 poles to join (the step1 picture in the directions could be improved, I think there would be fewer complaints). Make sure to loosen all 4 set screws in the brushed metal joiner piece with the Allen wrench before putting the poles together. It allows the brushed metal joiner piece to loosen and spin so you can get the screws to line up with the holes. Then screw to tighten the poles together. That’s all there is to it. Gives his room some style and now closet functions much better. Love it.

I searched high and low for a high polished, gold tone shower curtain rod. Nothing else would do as I have high polished, gold tone Grohe bath fixtures in my bathroom. The faucet on my jacuzzi tub is massive and very dramatic so putting up any other color rod would not have worked. I couldn't believe how impossible it was to find what I was looking for. I came across a handful of gold shower curtain rods but they were all around $100. I don't mind spending money to decorate my home but for me, I couldn't see spending that much on a shower curtain rod. This "room divider" popped up in my search so I put it in my cart as I continued looking. I would have purchased it immediately but I read the comment from the seller stating it shouldn't be used as a shower curtain rod because it would eventually rust but how many of us have had actual shower curtain rods rust over time? Me! I purchased this anyway because I always wipe down my shower and fixtures after I shower, including the curtain rod so I don't see this rusting anytime soon. A review below states you can't make it shorter once you pull it out but that's not the case. It easily goes from long to short and back again. Another review states it tricky? There's nothing tricky about it. A 3rd grader could put this up. Takes 2 minutes. The rod is beautiful. It's very, very smooth and very shiny deep gold. Sometimes shiny gold tone can look cheap. This doesn't! My gold rollerball curtain hooks slide across this rod like a dream! The suction cups are excellent. I have an Italian porcelain tile up the walls in my shower that have a very slight "wave" texture. This rod sticks to it like nobody's business. Very tight and secure. I purchased the rod that goes to 50". My shower is 101" high and 45" wide. It's perfect and it looks EXACTLY like a shower curtain rod. Nobody will ever know it's a "room divider." I am extremely pleased with this product! The ease of use, the perfect shiny gold, the incredible smoothness make it well worth $30. I would recommend this product to a friend or family member. (ps: if you like my shower curtain it's Tahari which I also purchased here on Amazon. it's beautiful!) thank you seller & AMAZON!

I've used these rods (each a new one) in varying sizes in many apartments and they've all done the job. Sometimes they need a center support and that works, too. They aren't the most good looking decor for rods but they are simple and get the job done. I've used them with hooks and rings combo and with curtains that have grommets. The way to dress it up a bit is to use some good quality curtains. So this time around I got some I used in the past from a quality store, with grommets, as I did before but this time in a light color. And wow. I won't do that again. First, unlike the other black rods from RD that I've gotten in the past, the black is scraping off in places from the grommets (I assume) going back and forth. But worse, the black is marking up the white linen where it hits the rod when fully closed. And it's permanent. Won't come off. That's a new one for me. Never happened with past rods of the same, nor same curtains with same grommets, different color. The good news is that it is far enough up that you'd have to really look for the marks and the rod discoloration, so I'm gonna live it. The bad news same as good news. The curtains were not inexpensive. Here are my general pros and cons after 5 years using this brand. Pros: Easy to install and if you have walls that mar easily, a felt chair dot applied to the end caps is a quick remedy as long as you make sure the tension is tight. The center support from the same folks works great and looks pretty nice and is adjustable so easy to use when your ceiling to rod height might be variable. It's a great way to not have to deal with adding holes in the walls for a rental. I've always found the company to be helpful, quick to reply, and they will endeavor to help when asked. Cons: For longer rods, a two person team is useful to get the rod pushed on. Beware that some rods may have a finish issue like mine (dunno why) and the dark colors may come off. This one is more personal than general: tension rods great for not wanting to put holes in the wall if it's a rental but harder to get curtains on and off cause you have to remove the rod (if the tension is good, not easy to do) and then fool around with curtains (whether washing, rearranging etc) and then go through the two-person placement again rather than lifting a rod off of supports, blah blah. Totally about me, not the poor rod. While the tension thing works itself in, the rod can slip some and will need adjusting. Not a defect, just a thing. Eventually it just stays in place. And yes, I would buy these again, but I'd think twice about black rods and white linen.

This is so convenient especially when you're in a pinch. I wanted to wait about 2 weeks before submitting my review. I was genuinely surprised by the quality and build. I did quite a bit of research. I think we've all been there. You scroll and scroll and filter out items by star rating and even price and even then you have your doubts. I narrowed it down between this and three different items and did a comparison of all four. In the end, this one had the better reviews and it was also aesthetically pleasing, when compared to the other three. The first thing I noticed about this item after a few days was nothing had fallen down, even with the addition of heavy blackout curtains. There really isn't enough time in the day to review things but this was actually worth taking a moment to share and maybe helping others cut down the time they search. I am certainly glad my search is over. LOL