Shower Curtain Rod 46-76 Inches, Dual-direction Adjustable No Drilling Curtain Rod 1 Inch Stainless Steel with Holder for Bathroom

So I didn’t use this for a shower rod, but as a window curtain rod. I work overnight and our master bedroom has sliding glass doors. We’re renting this house so we’re weary of putting screws and nails in the walls so we got this. With the price of the rod, I wasn’t expecting much at first. But when I was able to use the rod holders and got it up, you can’t even tell it’s meant for shower curtains. Like I said I work overnight so we got blackout curtains and they’re heavy, but the rod won’t budge. Definitely should be a major consideration if buying curtain rods but don’t want the hassle of having to screw anything in!

Poor instructions the only thing wrong. The end pieces telescope which isn't mentioned or obvious but is necessary to fit most lengths. NOT spring loaded which is clearly stated, tension is provided by the micro adjustment of turning the end in the direction marked. Used the tape to prevent telescopes section from sliding back in, though intended use isn't clear.

This shower curtain rod is not fully adjustable! When one tube is added the rod is too short; when two tubes are added the rod is too long. This may fit your shower but there is no way it could be adjusted to fit mine. I never order anything online that I'm not very sure will work because I hate the hassle of returning a product by mail. I didn't bother to return this; I just threw it in the trash and chalked it up to a bad investment. I even paid extra for same day shipping because I needed it in a hurry. The shipping was great but it just wouldn't fit. Fortunately WalMart opens up at 6 am so I was able to go over there and buy one that would actually work! So take a chance if you feel lucky and it may work for you.

This isn’t really a true ‘tension rod’ there’s no spring inside to apply tension. Instead, the ‘tension’ is made by setting it to the width you want, locking the length, then jamming it into place.The rubber pads mostly protect the walls from scuffs but this thing has to be really set to slightly beyond the width of the space to stay up. So expect to be really jamming it into place if you plan to try and use it as a tension rod. I have mini like 1.5 ft curtains on mine and it fell after a week. I really wedged it in the 2nd time and it seems fine now. However The walls it’s pushing on I don’t mind if they get scuffed. I would NOT be jamming this thing in place if the walls mattered to me.Realistically it needs the included mounts. Which defeats the whole purpose of a tension rod - not having to put sticky drywall peeling supports or screws into your walls.

I ordered two of these and there great. The only issue is in one of the boxes it was missing the wall mounts. It was easy to install and works great. I can't seam to find out how to contact the seller about the missing wall mount. It would be great if they could send me the wall mount.