Umbra Bellwood Curtain Rod for Window Drapery, Adjustable Length, Set Includes Finials and Mounting Hardware, White/Natural

These are excellent curtain rods. They solve the problem that occurs when you pull a curtain and the rod slides because the screw holding it has become loose. They look great and are sturdy. My new curtains arrive soon and I can’t wait to put them on! Highly recommended.

Well made. Looks modern and different from traditional curtain rods.

Amazing for my newborn. Boho style and natural. Ease of installation, Value for money!

Really cute design, but lost a star because of install difficulty and also because I thought the bar would be one solid bar instead of needing the middle anchor. For installation don't bother with the instructions because they didn't really help. I recommend pulling everything out, connecting everything on the floor & measuring from there to the wall. Then start drilling. Also recommend maybe finding different screws because the ones provided immediately stripped (their indent is too shallow & will require you to use a lot of pressure to avoid stripping). Luckily everything is pretty light weight, but you will need two people to install, unless you have the right tools to assist. Hope those tips help!

This was bigger than I imagined, but that is not a bad thing. I genuinely like this curtain rod. It’s quite sturdy, looks amazing, and was relatively easy to install (the lower screw on each side was a little difficult to get in due to u shape, but not impossible, just tricky).

Beautiful look once complete, but we bought this expecting the 42"-120" claim shown in one of the pictures would be accurate. The rod is comprised of three pieces, with one smaller diameter rod sliding inside two larger diameter rods, such that the whole thing can telescope. Each larger diameter rod end has a metal threaded insert with an interference fit to attach the wooden endpieces. So far, so good. But each larger diameter rod is 42" long, so the smallest the rods can span is about 84" of metal rod plus the two 3.5" wood end pieces, or about 91". You can make them span less, but to make it look nice, you have to remove the inner spanning rod and the teflon inserts of the larger diameter rods (used to tighten up the full rod as well as to not scratch the inner rod when telescoping) and hacksaw both rod pieces, then reinsert the teflon inserts and reinstall the inner spanning rod. If you have placed the center support exactly between the two ends, you can make it look like it is one single span rod. You will need good tools to do this. Bottom line, if you are spanning more than about 91", you will do just fine; otherwise, expect some extra work like what we did. Note that, unless you terminate both ends in the center support, curtains may hang on the interface between the end and spanning rods due to the different diameters. Photos are a view from below showing what looks like a single rod and one from just above the center support showing the three rod pieces and how they connect. Note how the center support hides the cuts from below if done right. Good luck.

These are perfect if you’re wanting a different look to your curtain rods. I wanted something that would blend in with my trim so I splurged on these in most of my house. They’re fairly easy to hang and are very good quality. Very happy with these!

Love it!!! Really matches the “wood and white” theme in my bedroom!