IKEADignitet Stainless Steel Support/Corner Fixture for Curtain Wire

I bought this after I put up the IKEA Dignitet fixture over a large expanse. I really wanted the clean look of nothing in the middle, but it started to sag a lot. I put this in the center of the windows and it holds what I would consider, fairly heavy curtains, with no sagging. I also keep the weight evenly distributed when not home or night time, I feel like that helps keep the metal cord from sagging. I would definitely recommend buying this with the rest of the fixture, if you're expanding further than a single window.

I love the IKEA Dignetet curtain rod and supports. We have a very long window. We have curtains with grommets. The normal rods use extensions for large windows. The extensions hang up on the grommets. The Dignetet rod, wire and supports worked perfect for our living room. Read the instructions. You definitely need to adhere to the instructions indicating where/when supports are needed, lengthwise. Looks wonderful, functions wonderfully.

I have this set up to hang curtains on to divide my room. It was easy to install and just what I was looking for

This product is well constructed and works great. You must have studs to mount to in order to hold the tension required for this unit to work as designed (trust me). Sheetrock anchors or toggle bolts are not adequate to hold the high tension of the cable.

This system work well. We have had it up for months used as a room divider with many curtain hanging from it. It takes the weight.

Save the money on long expensive curtain rods, and try Ikeas answer. It is a wire that is supported by multiple points depending on customer's needs. You can add these supports anywhere you think you need them. I used it in an RV where there were multiple places that I would like to add curtains but rods wouldn't fit.

This was NOT an authentic IKEA product. If I knew that I would have not bought it. It does work, but it is slightly bigger and thicker than the real IKEA Dignitet Stainless Steel Support/Corner piece.

The support works just as it should. It is not located in a corner but in the middle of a two window expanse. Because of the window framing, it was necessary to have it slightly higher than the edge brackets. It means the curtains must go uphill about 1/4-1/3 of an inch on closing. It is barely noticeable. I suggest you warn future purchasers that a double span may need a middle support bracket so it can be installed at the exact same height.