Spring Tension Curtain Rods 28-43 Inch Adjustable Spring Loaded Small Mini Extendable Heavy Duty Black Curtain Tension Rod For Kitchen, Bathroom, Window, Bookshelf,Closet

very nice and sturdy and easily adjustable for anytime of doorframe or even a shower, simple to install, had it for a long time now and it’s still stable and functional and it even holds up a few hangers with clothes.

Nice item but returned as I measured wrong.

One end came bent but thankfully I’m superwoman and fixed it without an issue. For $6 ’ll take it

Does it shop Grapevine?

Very handy dandy curtain was up in minutes!! Recommend especially if u not good at installing hardware!

Just opened and not tried, but it does not look or feel like a true tension rod, to me. Yes it came in two pieces however, the smaller rod does not stay in place by itself like other tension rods - it can come out and does I guess until you put it up. I don't like this but I don't want to waste the time returning it. I just hope it works for what I want it for.

Got this simple rod to hang my curtain to cover an old pantry closet. It tightened up just right & has held very stong. Opening & closing the curtain, the rod has not budged!

PROS:1) Actually comes in three pieces (which is also a Con [see below]), allowing you to use for spaces between 15.4"-27.5" & 29"-41"CONS:1) Item is not as described in multiple ways:1.a) Used as intended, it lacks 3" of advertised usable range and is actually for 29"-41"1.b) Uses a much weaker 3-piece design, but is pictured as a stronger 2-piece design.2) The spring design means there is much less tension at the longest length, meaning this will not hold anything but very lightweight things at max length of 41"REVIEW BODY:My Cabinet is exactly 28.5" wide on the inside... So the rod could even be a little over 28" and still work... But THIS IS ≈ 29", NOT the advertised 28"!Now, you may be thinking –But, in the picture I provide, the rod is not being compressed (pushed against a wall), and it shows right there in the item pictures that it should compress about 1.2"-2" shorter, due to the tension spring inside, right?–⬆ ⬆ Unfortunately, This is ONLY true when the rod is extended to greater lengths. Basically, when the rod is twisted to its shortest length, the spring inside is also essentially fully compressed. So, you may only get just 1/8" more spring compression (ie: from 29" down to 28.875") if you push hard.Additionally, while the pictures show it is the usual, ideal, and stronger 2-Piece rod setup... it IS NOT.It is a MUCH WEAKER 3-Piece rod setup, which includes:A small, usable-distance rod of 15.4" - 27.5" (you see these advertised as going to a maximum of 28", but they literally provide zero tension at 28");And a small diameter 13.6" rod extension that goes onto the end of that.As you can see in the picture, a rubber end is pre-installed onto the extension pole, indicating the end. However, if desired, this can easily be moved to the end of the main 2-piece rod, giving you the ability to ditch the extension, and use this rod for a smaller space.While that means you actually get a much wider range of applications than you thought you would, literally no one buys this as advertised to use for a space under 28" lol. 😉It also means:IF YOUR SPACE IS BETWEEN 27.5"-28.9" OR OVER 41", THIS WILL NOT WORK.CONCLUSION:Not at all what I was expecting from the quality of construction (with the weaker extension), or size.If I was needing this to be very sturdy, I would definitely have my concerns with this extension piece. However, I am only hanging a very short and very lightweight cabinet curtain.Therefore, while not everybody will be willing to try this (I happen to already have a small diameter metal pipe cutter, and a small hacksaw, as well as a full size hacksaw.), I will probably pop off the rubber end, cut the extension piece down far enough to make this usable, smooth down the cut, and put the rubber in back on for the distance I need.I'll try to remember to update.Thank you for your time and consideration for my opinion. 🙂END of original Review.