8PCS No Drill Curtain Rod Brackets No Drilling Self Adhesive Curtain Rod Holder Hooks Nail Free Curtain Rod Hooks Curtain Hangers for Bathroom Kitchen Home Bathroom and Hotel (Black)

Oh my goodness!!! These adhesive hooks are the BEST thing I ever purchased!! I rarely leave reviews nor photos but bbaabbbbyyyyy! I need anyone on the fence to hear my testimony! My home has aluminum studs everywhere - barely any room to screw holes. After fighting with my neighbors power drill I said okay, let’s see what I can find magnetic / adhesive rods. I’ve been tryna hang curtains for 8 months with tension rods but I needed that finished polished look that full rods and panels give. You guys, these adhesive hooks gave my home an instant makeover! I hung door wreathes! And 6 sets of curtains yes six! I got creative and started hanging my long pothos plant leaves from the ceiling (see pics). WARNING! These are super duper sticky, some negative reviews mention removal is nearly impossible they will take the paint off the walls. This is true, while hanging the rod too aggressively one of the clips snapped! I had to get a knife and saw the thing off the wall! That’s also an indication of its strength so I’m good. My only criticism is the narrowness and fragility of the open / shut plastic clasps. I hung heavy duty black out curtains with heavy decorative rods - be very gentle, if you have two people that best if not use both your hands to align the rod, take your each index finger and gently open both clasps and lay the rods inside at the same time. I tried clipping one rod at a time but once the rod is secure the leveling drops a inch or two creating difficulty to balance and insert the other side - I had decorative heavy ends with width creating slight more difficulty but trust me! These are the truth. Final transparent point - as stated I originally tried to hang with the power drill so I had two holes in the same place I needed to affix the suction adhesive. An eager, never read the instruction kind of gal, I plopped them over the holes and hoped for the best… I had a near fail with the kitchen window left side, I walked back to see my precious rod hanging by the skin of the adhesive’s teeth! Whew! I jumped on the counter adjusted the rod by removing all the excess air bubbles - use a credit card to seal the adhesive down tight or a fingernail will do fine. I’m beyond happy! I brought two sets and I used them up immediately!!!! Hope this helps y’all, I gotta go! I’m literally bout to go order 10 packs!!!

I love the fact they are clear and not easy to see when up. I use them in my RV and these allow the curtains to hang snug up to the window without protruding into the RV space, of which there is little of. I do recommend that short screws are used to help hold the weight because I have found that due to the humidity in the RV, the adhesive won't hold up the rod and curtains by it self for long.

They are perfect for a light weight rod. They don’t sick well, so plan on putting in a screw to secure. I put two in. I like the ease of putting rod in the spring clip is a great idea. Easy to put up, just highly recommend securing with a screw. ( enclosed in package)

Doesn’t stick very well to textured drywall. Stays for a few days then falls off. Needed 2 to hang a curtain and have used all 8 for the one project. Not worth it if it’s only temporary. The curtains are not heavy nor the rod. I think it will work great on flat tile, glass, mirror. Won’t stay on anything painted. It peels the paint or finish off and the falls. It’ll stick but it won’t stay.

Using these for a trailer rental and they’ve been holding up wonderfully. No issues at all. One of them was adhesive only used on a door for a small curtain and it’s stayed up. The others I did have to screw into the wall but it was quick and easy. They’re easy to use and I like the latch that lifts to hold any side rod. The clear ones fit in with any decor. Only thing I didn’t like was one of my brackets came broken.

Essentially, the quality of these adhesive hooks are perfect. They are very sturdy. They hold up my curtains and they are truly 360. I have them hanging down from a ceiling portion of my windowsill and it’s in my dorm so it’s really perfect. It will take some pain if it falls off because of like too much weight being on it other than that, these are the best

I needed to hang a curtain in my classroom door area, but I’m not allowed to drill into anything—these no-drill curtain rod brackets were the perfect solution! They were super easy to install, held the curtain securely, and didn’t damage the door or frame at all.The brackets feel sturdy and well-made, and they made a potentially tricky project completely stress-free. If you’re in a situation where drilling isn’t an option, these brackets are a lifesaver—they really work as advertised!

These no-drill curtain rod brackets seemed like the perfect solution for avoiding holes in my walls, and I was excited to try them out. Installation was super easy—just peel and stick. No tools, no mess. They look clean and modern, and I appreciated that they’re adjustable to fit different rod sizes.However, while the adhesive held up fine at first, I quickly realized these are only really suitable for very lightweight curtains. I tried them in the bathroom and kitchen with sheer panels, and they worked okay. But when I tested them with slightly heavier curtains, one side started coming loose after a few days, even on a smooth surface.They’re advertised as "nail-free" and "strong hold," but in reality, they’re more of a temporary or low-weight solution. If you’re looking to hang blackout curtains or anything substantial, you’ll probably need something sturdier or add screws just to be safe.Overall, good for quick fixes or rental situations, but definitely not a long-term or heavy-duty option. Use with light fabrics only and set your expectations accordingly.