Room divider curtain rod，No drilling Anywhere Expandable Room Divider, Tension Curtain Rod, Damage Free, maximum extension 7 to 70inch

Pros: It seems sturdy. I love the spare pieces to adjust height and width. Finish looks great.Cons: The pieces aren’t labeled. Stickers would be great. Although they send you extra pieces, I ended up sawing a small portion to fit the width of my intended space. (That last one might not be so much of a con just personal problem?)Overall, I’m very happy with this product and it’s just what I wanted to serve as a partition on the apartment balcony. Can’t wait to test it against monsoon winds in a few weeks here in Arizona.

The media could not be loaded.  I live in an apartment but I also run my fashion design business from home. This was easy to assemble and it works out perfectly for me because I don’t want to drill holes in my landlords roof. My clients now have somewhere they can privately change and I don’t have to let them into my room or bathroom. I definitely recommend. The height can be adjusted to fit your ceiling.

Since there are no reviews of this yet, I thought I’d take a moment to write a quick one. I usually don’t take a chance on products with no reviews, but I did this time. Turned out to be a great decision! Works perfectly for me on my sliding glass door.However, one tip: the included instructions are not comprehensive (i.e. it does not tell you everything you need to know). You need to put your thinking cap on (Gen X’ers may get the reference), and figure out a few parts yourself. It is not that difficult. I’m no rocket scientist. And I did it. But just keep in mind that you definitely will need to think for yourself a bit.Everything you need is in the box.Tip 2: The Horizontal and Vertical bars are all the same diameter. I had to use some of the bars in the “Vertical” bags to extend the Horizontal wide enough to cover my sliding glass door.Tip 3: I did not follow the instructions after the first few steps. Instead of assembling the entire frame, and then finding out if it’s too tall at the end, I put together only one Vertical leg and figured out how tall I needed to make it for my ceiling. Then, I copied that same configuration of bars in the other Vertical leg.Tip 4: there are springs inside the top piece. The instructions say nothing about springs, but if you think about it, how else are you going to get these bars of fixed lengths to fit your floor to ceiling distance?… use the springs, Luke! (another lame Gen X quip)Tip 5: I needed to help pace the collars around the plastic sleeves to get my curtain height perfect. You’ll find out that there’s no contingency in this product’s design to move the curtain up and down freely. I found that this was the only way I could get my 84” high curtain to fully cover my sliding glass door’s windows.If you think this one through and succeed, you’ll find this is a great product as I have. Good luck, and may the.. never mind. I’m done. ;P

Disliked it. I was expecting the fabric pictured on the box. Assembly instructions are complicated.

These curtains exceeded my expectations! They let in plenty of light but show nothing through. The texture is really lovely and I like the blue color a lot. I would say the quality is not 100% there, they came out of the box with some tension lines running through the fabric that are probably permanent, but for my situation I don’t care too much. I use them for curtaining off my “bedroom” in a studio apartment

Meh

As described. It worked out perfectly for my need of covering my bedroom window while I'm renting. Directions were lacking. I had to figure out how to put it up myself because the directions only show how to put it together.

I’ve make these before but the directions are vague and don’t even make sense. I have myself over an hour and none of the pieces stayed together, nor did the directions make sense. When a section fell on my head, I was done. Going back

Not only is this product cheaply made, there aren't any tension rods - the adjustments are in 1" increments. My ceiling was a 1/2" out 🙄. Figured that out after an hour of fighting with it. Not only that, the horizontal rod screws into the verticals. You must assemble ALL the parts on the floor, if using a GROMMETED curtain, it must be placed on the horizontal rod BEFORE you screw on the horizontal rod, then you will require a second person to erect one side while you simultaneously raise the other side, with the curtain on the rod between you, all while adjusting for the height of your ceiling and hoping either your floor or roof doesn't slope cuz then it may have been a complete waste of time - as I discovered. Had to send it back. Advice: if you can't/not allowed to install a standard curtain rod, find tension rods that can fit - like a shower rod. ✌️

Don't waste your time. This divider cannot even stand on itself. Let alone try supporting some curtains.