Spring Tension Curtain Rod 8 to 11-Inch Adjustable, 2 Pack Small Short Kitchen Curtain Rods, Heavy Duty and No Drilling No Screws for Window Doorway

Product was as expected.It took just a few minutes to hand my curtains.

These are okay. I expected it to be a little more tension and sturdier but it falls so easily. Installed today with like 3 toddler shirts on a hanger and it has fallen multiple times unfortunately

After purchasing two other products that were the wrong items needed to hang my 10 3/4" sidelight windows, I FINALLY found something that worked. I gave it 4 stars only because there was one slightly bent in each package, and a cap that was half off and would not go back into place on another. However, it had zero effect on how they worked. I had the ability to tighten them in to hold them in place. As you can see from the pictures the curtains are not sheer, and do have some weight to them since it is a better quality, somewhat heavier fabric that also blocks light. Also, I have nothing holding them in place. I just placed the rods on each side of the wall and tightened so they are somewhat sturdy, and I would recommend for pocket curtain on sidelight windows.

These are easy to adjust by just twisting the rods, and perfect for light-weight curtains that are in the windows of french doors or sidelights. The rods are not true white, but ivory/ecru, which is fine if the curtains cover the rods. The small brass colored edge where the rods join in the middle is thin enough to allow curtains to be pulled closed or open easily. These are the smallest tension rods I could find, the only ones that fit my 11" wide windows of the french doors, and even the rubber ends stay completely within the wood frame of the window glass, which is only a half inch deep. These metal rods are round, unlike other tension rods on the market or in stores that are oval/flattened shape. I intend to buy more for the bottom of the curtains, to keep the curtains in place when the door opens, without swinging. Using white or pale-colored,gathered curtains, there is still light while providing privacy. The price is very reasonable for the package of 2 tension rods and they adjust without tools by simply twisting, much better than the Kirsch tension rods that require a screwdriver and can fall apart when adjusting--with the spring bouncing out---if you don't hold onto both ends of the rod. These Graber tension rods work well and don't sag or lose their tension in the 2 weeks since I installed them into 11" wide window frames with a 1/2" inside window frame edge.The curtains are ecru, thin cotton, embroidered and gathered.

I couldn't find one this small locally. It was the right size.

Tension rods for the windows on the side of your doors. Genius!

There are so many things that can be done with these smaller tension rods. The Grabber name rods are well constructed and actually expand with a thumb screw motion which means they're locked in place really well.I've used these in my book cases to act as ends. The best hack I found for this size spring rods is to use in your fridge to set up barriers for soda and beer to keep in securely on one side of a shelf. I used all kinds of makeshift props but they eventually scoot out of place and your have beverages that roll all over the place, sometimes on the floor when you open the door.

I thought these were window-sized, and when I got them I was super bummed (the product listing isn't flawed, but it'd probably be nice to have a warning to folks not used to buying window hardware that these are not standard window-sized tension rods) BUT they turn out to be the perfect size to insert into the wooden crates from Michael's art stores, which turns out to make for a really handy little end table setup thing with fabric covering the stuff inside the boxes. Less of a hassle than trying to return an opened package.Would I have purchased tension rods to do that? Nope. But in my unique situation it turns out to be handy, and if you're looking for tension rods for very small windows, these will work fine.

Fits perfectly in the transit lighting side of my front door. I needed a tension rod to fit this very skinny window but could not find one anywhere in stores. This is exactly what I hang a curtain for privacy.

Not the most attractive but does the job. Haven’t had any issues with this and it’s been over a year.

Was the perfect size for the small window beside the front door, easy to install and good quality.

Too flimsy.One of the rods does not even hold up (lacks tension - keeps dropping off).Most likely I will need to return this one.