Amazon Basics Curtain Rods for Windows, 1-Inch, Urn Finials, 36" to 72" Nickel

For a $29 curtain rod, this rod is VERY sturdy and well-made. My only complaint is that the instructions were almost useless. It would be nice if the instructions would give helpful hints like the use of a piece of paper to mark the holes, which can be reversed to ensure the same size on the opposite side of the window. (Saw that hint online. It is a great idea!)The price is great, as the rod, brackets, and finials were all included.I highly recommend this curtain rod set. The brackets (3) that came with it are very sturdy and are adjustable to hold the curtains further away from the wall, if needed. We left them as they came. I didn't want to have large "decorative" brackets. I wanted minimal brackets, and that's what this one had.

Love the color and the look. I purchased 3 sets. Nothing came bent or broken nor were my finals stripped out. I will say that it did seem like there was one bracket in each package that was slightly longer than the other two. So that was a small inconsistency. However, I only needed two of the three, I chose the two that were the same. I don't think the difference would really cause any issues when hanging tho. It wasn't a big difference. I would still recommend them. Installation is a little tricky because it is a tight area but you just have to screw them in at a slight angle. It works.As far as durability, my curtains (also from Amazon) are not super thick or heavy ones so I don't have any issues with that. I have one sheer on the back rod and two panels on the front rods. Just do your research. Pay attention to your curtain weights and the recommendation for the weight allowance on the rods. If you do then you shouldn't have issues with durability. Some people are just lazy and don't pay attention to that stuff so they complain products are junk.

I put this rod up on the "Tap Bracket". Works very well. The finials are large and look nice at the end.The nickel goes well with my decor.

It's less pricey than others and still nice and solid. I thought the finials were going to be plastic, but they are, in fact, metal (with some plastic parts within). After the practicality of taking measurements and the stud-finding for the brackets, the most difficult part of the installation was the brawn needed to screw the brackets securely. That's it. The rod, itself, was uncomplicated to assemble.The rod nicely matches the nickel finishes of the fixtures in the bathroom where I installed it, and its finials don't look too Neo-Classical to seem out of place in a contemporary decor (though maybe not for use in ultra modern and industrial decors, n'est-ce pas?).I still took off a star for how costly it is, even though it cost less than so many other curtain rods. Maybe it's just a sign of my age, but I'm not sure why curtain rods have gotten so expensive over the last few decades--well out of step with inflation, in my opinion.

Perfect for my use. No bending under the weight of both curtains. I will say I made sure to order a rod that left plenty of extension left on the pole so that I wouldnt have any support issues.Price point for a double curtain rod was perfect. Finials were not real metal but look great, and I would not expect them to be real metal at this price. Hardware kit worked fine for install.

Well packaged indeed! No scratches or other issues. Hardware present and accounted for. Would be a nice bonus if they threw in a couple extra screws in case you drop one and it scurries off. Sometimes they just refuse to be found. Why are they asking me to rate sheerness of curtain rods? Somebody didn’t read past the word curtain lol.

These rods were easy to install. I installed three of these without any problems. That said I am a seventy year old gramma and I don't know why there are complaints about the install. It is a good idea to work the thumb screw so it can be hand tightened before you install the bracket. Measure, measure, measure and when you are sure of the placement of your bracket check one more time and mark with a pencil and drill pilots. Put the screw in about 3/4 of the way set bracket in place and tighten. Put the curtain on the rod, I left one grommet outside the bracket so the curtain hangs nice and you won't ever see the bracket then after hanging rod with curtain I put the knobs on. If knobs are on it may not clear ceiling. Hand tighten thumb screws and arrange pleats, use a clothespin(at the bottom pleats) to keep pleats in for a couple of days. Curtains will hang like a professional install.

Great product at a reasonable price with speedy delivery. Thanks!