6Pcs Tension Rod, Goowin 40-70cm Tension Curtain Rod, No Drilling Rustproof Spring Small Tension Rod, Adjustable Tension Rods for Closet, Kitchen, Cupboard, Wardrobe, Bookshelf (White)

Does the job perfectly for hanging my net curtains.

combine with a kallax unit for record storage. bit fiddly but works and holds, just need to arrange properly at back of unit

Did what I needed it to, sturdy, easy to install

I wanted to put the tensioning rods between bookshelf and ceiling to secure it without making holes. Useless for this purpose.

Perfect price and product

Not strong enough and did not do its purpose

used it for net curtain, does the job

Wasn't expecting too much with these but they are actually better than the ones I've found locally. I've got 1 of them holding up 3 string curtains without issue. Much neater hanging voiles now and curtain wire banished forever.

Die Verarbeitungsqualität der Vorhangstange ist solide. Die Teleskopfunktion ermöglicht eine individuelle Anpassung an verschiedene Fenster- oder Türgrößen, und die stabile Spannung hält den Vorhang sicher an Ort und Stelle, ohne zu rutschen oder nachzugeben. Jedoch muss beachtet werden, dass der Vorhang nicht zu schwer sein darf. Bei schweren Vorhängen reicht die Spannkraft leider nicht aus.Das Design ist schlicht und unauffällig. Die Vorhangstange lässt sich ohne großen Aufwand entfernen und kann problemlos an einem anderen Ort wiederverwendet werden. Die Gummipuffer an den Enden verhindern nicht nur Kratzer an den Wänden oder Fensterrahmen, sondern tragen auch zur Stabilität bei.Ein kleiner Verbesserungsvorschlag könnte eine breitere Farbauswahl sein, um unterschiedlichen Wohnstilen gerecht zu werden.

Pas solideLe ressort ne tient pas la pression

difficile à faire tenir dans le tiroir,

Es DEMASIADO pequeño. No me esperaba algo tan pequeño, no me sirven ni para los cajones. Parece una versión para pitufos o muñecos.

I recently moved into a gorgeous old house that is nearly a century old, and while the previous owners did alot of updating, one of the things that wasn't touched were the 1960's windows in the upstairs room that is my office/art studio. The tension tabs at the bottom of the window that allow it to slide upward to allow fresh air through the screen into the room are shot and don't work. The previous owners used a piece of wood trim to wedge into the track at the bottom of the window and then against the base of the window itself. The problem with that is that if a good breeze comes in, it slowly works the dry wood along the track and then it will drop suddenly with a loud crash and the window will come out of the track. I'm incredibly grateful that it hasn't broken the glass! But, with summer, I really like to have fresh air in there, so I started looking around and found these tension rods. I know that they are meant to hold curtains in a window without having to add any hardware, but I saw that it has the non skid end pieces and thought that I'd give them a try.These work great! I only need two of them to hold up either end of 30" wide window to allow fresh air to flow into the room and because of the height of the tension rods, they're just tall enough to give me a good amount of air flow without worrying about the window falling. I plan to keep using this method until I can save up and have the entire window replaced so that it will be winterized, but until then, this works wonderfully, AND, since I do have some small thumbnail windows in the house, I can use the remaining rods to put up accent curtains if I get creative.Definitely worth the money!