Kenney Adjustable Basic Double Curtain Rod, 48-86 inches, White

These are a little more expensive than similar ones, but they’re well worth the price. They’re very sturdy.

GREAT

These curtain rods went up easily, but bowed and eventually bent under the weight of lightweight curtains 54” wide. Does not come with a center support, which would have made all the difference. And, the rods are too close together so sliding the fabric back and forth was difficult at best. Waste of money, and a shame to note they’re made in the USA.

Although they can, it can be a little sketchy feeling for heavyweight curtains. Perfect for lightweight ones though!

Can't beat it for the price

First off, the ends of the rod were bent, almost closed. Used needle nose pliers (keeping them closed) and gently wedged them into the "slit" to widen it. Finally fit on the brackets. Odd that there weren't two depths to these rods but, instead the brackets had two depths. But, in all fairness, that was pictured on the site. I didn't notice or read carefully enough. We used the rod at 60 inches with two very long valances of good weight and it did not sag. Happy about that. But these are no way heavy duty and should not be bent at the ends. Still, all looks good.

I am SO GLAD I purchased this/these curtain rod/s!!! I used to look at the ever-so-pretty fancy-shmancy rods, then spend the rest of my day fiddling with my BP monitor after seeing the price of whichever rod I liked best. But THIS/THESE are quite possibly PERFECTION...here’s why:#1. Ridiculously easy to put up.#2. I got a double rod for less than half the cost ofFancy-Shmancy single rod.#3. (MY FAVE) They’re constructed in a way thatallows me to slide the outer end of my nowperfect blackout curtains directly against thewall so I no longer have that annoying strip oflight peeking in.way so they’re directly against

I didn't realize my sheer could go on one bar and my curtain on the other as I used to use these all the time but just started using one rod for both.Great price too!