1-inch Diameter Bouton Adjustable Single Drapery Curtain Rod, 48-inch to 84-inch, Antique Brass

I have four of these on the windows in my bedroom. They look lovely. They look much more expensive than they were, and are perfectly simple and minimalistic to go with any decor. We were

Great antique brass color that’s hard to find. It works well with original hardware in my 1930s home!! Purchased with curtain rings from the same brand.

Nicely finished product. Would like longer screws on the longer rod to support heavy curtain weight. Also would like to see another internal sleeve so that under curtain weight there is less drop down of the rod in the middle . We needed Very small finials on the ends and these worked perfectly.

I needed a rod for a clothes rack in my laundry room and needed it to be a specific length so I decided to use this adjustable curtain rod. I chose this one specifically because of the flat end caps. I needed it to fit up against a wall and this one allowed that. I did not use the hardware that came with it but it is very sturdy and can hold the weight of multiple pairs of wet jeans with no problems.

These work great in our office. They are sturdy enough to hold heavier blinds without sagging. Coloring is as pictured (which is rare these days!). All hardware included and arrived quickly

I used a long one for my living room and I liked it very much. Not austentatous at all. A very unobtrusive design and low key finials. The color is great. Didn’t seem as sturdy as some others I have purchased in the past, but is a decent quality, but that’s why the middle bracket. So I purchased (9) short ones for my all season porch..

This rod is FLIMSY. It could only support the lightest, sheerest, most effervescent of curtains, and barely that... My review is based on stretching the rod to 55 inches. I can’t believe it could support anything at 84. I wish they made this MUCH more clear and patently obvious in the summary description. I would return it but already had installed the mounts.

This rod is not as attractive or as sturdy in person. The wall anchors are flimsy, and I had a heck of a time with the installation. Maybe it was just my walls. Overall, it fit the space well. I have an alcove in my dining room that is wall to wall windows. I could not use any rods with finials, nor could I use a wooden rod since the brackets would not fit the space above the windows.