Kenney Rogers Twist & Fit No Tools Tension Curtain Rod, Tension Rods for Windows 48 to 84 Inches, White Extendable Curtain Rod, Curtain Rod No Drilling, Easy Install Curtain Rod

Curtain rod looks like it’s gonna work perfect but continuously falls out of the window no matter what you do

Works great! Was easy to install! Great solution to my need for curtains at a great cost! And saved me from drilling holes in the wall panels. Also, it adjusting to fit any space means I could use it for other windows if needed!

I purchased this curtain rod to install inside the frame of a 67 inch wide custom window. The overall length of the rod we bought was the right size to fit the window. The two curtains we attached are light and very sheer (not blackout) so weight was not the issue. Before attaching the curtains we tried installing the curtain rod first. The twist and fit way to lock the rod into place was not a strong hold. There is no tension mechanism built into this curtain rod to tightly and securely hold the rod in place. The instructions read as follows... Sizing rod to your window: 1) With finials mounted on the rod, place inside window casing and extend out until the finial pads contact each side of the inside window casing. 2) Grip both the inner and outer rod, then turn the rod in your right hand towards you to tighten. When tightening rod will expand slightly. We found this turn to tighten design to be AN INEFFECTIVE WAY TO CREATE ENOUGH TENSION FOR A STRONG HOLD ON A LARGE WINDOW. Basically you are trying to turn it as tight as you can but this method does not create enough pressure, and, it is not that easy to turn the rod with a lot of strength since the rod is positioned very close to the window as you try to turn it into place. We purchased another brand from the hardware store that has a built-in spring that creates enough tension simply by placing one finial onto one corner of the window casing, then I squeezed the expandable end far enough to push it into the opposite corner of the window casing for a very tight fit as it sprung into place. Maybe the curtain rod I bought from Kenney is safer to use if you are just installing a light weight valance on a not so wide window; it did not work for our needs. I returned the Kenney twist and fit rod through Amazon.

This is what I was hoping BUT watch the circumference- it’s a bit too big for my kitchen curtains, so I had to order rings w clips after.Seems like good quality for light weight curtains.

Not very easy to install, unlike the rods with a springHowever once you get it up there it stays up thereHolding up my sheet curtains wellLove that its whiteCant see it, looks great! Got a good price so it was worth it.Has an extra rod to adjust it if you need it longer but I didn’t need it

This spring tension rod is the poorest one I've ever come across. The first thing I noticed was an "extra", unadjustable rod in the package which is only used if you want to extend the rod to its further potential. The first problem I encountered was the inner rod would not release and I had to use pliers which marred its surface. I don't know what I finally did that got it to release - must've turned it in the right direction; this wouldn't be an issue with a typical spring tension rod. The pictures in the instructions don't match the product I received. The instructions are not clear in which side of the rod (inner/outer) is on the left & which is on the right, yet they instruct you to twist the right side to tighten. But the oddest thing is the inner rod doesn't twist out at all - it just pulls out and when you've got it pretty much where you want it, then you twist to tighten - but again, without knowing whether the inner rod is to the left or the right, this can take some experimenting to figure out And once tightened, it doesn't have the secure feeling that a traditional spring tension rod has.. Lastly, the "filials" (end pieces) are plastic, which means they will degrade with exposure to sunlight and won't last near as long as rubber ends, which are typical in the average spring tension rod.

Great product

This is a really strong rod and I was pleasantly surprised how durable it is. I have very heavy long curtains hanging from it and it supports them quite well.

Good quality

Easy to install, sturdy, delivered on time

Flimsy, rods get stuck inside each other, rods are bent, and tension doesn’t work. Unfortunately it was for a rental and I didn’t try it soon enough, and the return window is closed. Not worth $5.

Works ok. A little flimsy but good for what I need.

Perfect and fit to my window