Black curtain rod brackets

Exactly what I needed to hang curtains with sheers.

I’m really impressed with how sturdy these brackets are! They’ve held up great even with a toddler and a 2-year-old dog who love playing in the curtains. Easy to install and super durable—definitely recommend if you need something that won’t budge.

I love these... only thing I'd advise is not getting a thicker rod (we bought from IKEA) we had to sand the rod holder down in the ring. But it looks great.

Nice heavy hardware good looking and easy to install

Not the strongest, but basic & gets the job done

Wish I thought of finding these earlier than when I bought them. They are perfect for what I needed them for. They are decent quality. I don't need anything expensive, so these did the trick. The color was just as shown. They look good, but are covered by the curtains anyway. It's nice to hang two types of curtains without a protruding "U-Shaped" pole.

Good product, fast delivery

Great product. Used with a metal curtain rod and fit perfectly. Used with a plastic curtain rod and it fit perfectly. Bought the double rod and plan to use with sheer curtain and black out curtains. Very satisfied. Hardware worked well not cheap, or bent.

Perfect for double curtains. Will be buying more for bedroom and kitchen windows.

Très bon article

Necesitaba unos específicos con esta forma a la hora de atornillarlos a la pared. Además, aguantan peso sin problemas

I bought two pairs of these as I needed three brackets for a longer pole. The product quality is excellent and has a much nicer appearance than the flat L-shaped style of bracket. Also these feel stronger, more robust, and I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the supplied hardware too. Obviously the hardware may not be suitable for everyone's intended installation location but on a plastered brick wall they were perfect and after fitting, the brackets feel very solid. One thing to note with this style of bracket is that the rail needs to be passed through the hole on each bracket as opposed to on the L-shaped where you usually drop it into a u-shape slot from the top. This means that once you have marked out and drilled your holes you may need to to thread these onto the railing and then screw the brackets in place as opposed to installing the brackets and then sliding the pole through once the brackets are on the wall. It all depends on how much space you have to the left or right of where you're installing brackets as to whether you can get away with sliding the pole through the brackets once they are screwed in place. I've not mentioned this as a negative comment about the product I've just mentioned this just to save somebody else time when they come to install it.

Passen perfekt