Twist and fit curtain rod

Position Bracket on Wall Brackets are generally placed around three inches above the window frame and two inches. Tap Nails into Wall Simply tap two nails into the wall for each bracket. No drilling required. Simply slide the adjustable rod to fit inside your shower space and twist the rod to lock in place.

The painted steel rod has a smooth white finish. The unique finial design has a ringlock feature keeping your shower hook or ring located closest to the wall in place when traversing your shower curtain or liner. One common type of curtain rod requires brackets that attach to the wall or the woodwork. The telescoping metal rod adjusts from inches to inches in length to fit your window. This item will ensure you have beautifully hung curtains.

The Levolor curtain rod minimizes any damages done to the walls. Perfect for spaces up to wide! The telescopic tension curtain rod installs quickly and easily with no tools or damage to your walls. Twist and Fit combines the functionality of a tension curtain rod with the decorative style of a traditional curtain rod. For use with light to medium weight curtains in your bedroom or living room Steel rod.

This twist and fit no tools tension window curtain rod is the best solution for damage-free installation while hanging curtains. The non-slip, non-scratch end caps mean no damage to your wall or tile, making this a great solution for rentals or other temporary installments. To install, extend rod inside of the window casing and twist to secure in place. The telescopic rod installs quickly and easily with no tools and non-slip, non-scratch end caps help prevent damage to your wall. From Levolor, the Twist and Fit Curtain Rod combines the look of a café rod with the function of a tension rod.

No tools and no holes in your wall. This is great if you want a minimalist look but not so good if you prefer the look of traditional curtain rods. Thankfully, there are special tension rods that mimic the look of classic curtain rods. Plenty of Home Décor to Choose From. Qualified Orders Over $Ship Free.

Non-slip, non-scratch end caps ensure no damage to your wall or tile. Combines the functionality of a tension rod with the decorative style of a traditional curtain rod. Tension rods are telescopic and so can be adjusted to your required width, they are spring loaded to hold themselves up, and although they look like they are made of plastic, they have a steel inner making them generally very strong, and perfect for.

The twisted finials of this double curtain rod bring contemporary style to your window treatments. Modernize any motif with this sturdy steel rod. Adjustable rod expands to fit your window. Durable steel construction withstands years of use. Easily update your existing window curtains with this stylish curtain rod from Kenney MFG.

Made of heavy-duty steel, it is designed to be both durable and rust resistant. The romantic look of this Rod Desyne Lanette Curtain Rod features ball finials graced by a twist design and intricately carved flowers. This curtain rod is sure to add beauty to your window dressing.

This telescoping metal rod adjusts from inches to inches in length to fit your window. One decorative tension shower curtain rod. Modern, decorative finial ends complement bathroom decor and aesthetics.

The heavy-duty steel rod is both durable and rust resistant. Available in multiple colors and finishes to coordinate with existing or new bathroom decor. The removable curtain rod works similarly to a tension rod , but actually has decorative ends that stick out from the window and lets you attach a real curtain rod to them so the curtains sit in front of the window rather than inside it.

Their design gives the impression of a hook and a separate ro when in fact, it’s all one piece. I like the Maytex option above ($19) in the dark oil-rubbed bronze finish, but metallic options are also available. Remove the rod again and put the curtain on the rod. Hang the rod on the brackets. If hanging tab top curtains , a thin rod is best.

A thick rod will draw the curtain up, making it hang too high.