Room Divider Curtain Rod, No Drilling curtain divider for Room Separation, 48 to 72inches(W) 4-10ft (H) Adjustable hanging Curtain Room Divider Rod Stand, Floor to Ceiling Room Curtain Divider White

I have another vertical tension rod which was rather difficult to set up, the rod in the middle has to be screwed in at both ends. I makes adjusting it hard and cumbersome.This one is easy, simple actually, to put together. I did it myself. The other one required 2 people to set up and move.The height of this set is adjustable by segmented sections which are twisted together. The tension is one section which is very easy to adjust once the other segments are together. The center rod is also adjustable in segments.The one thing I like best is that the center rod rests on a basket which is part of the tension rod vertical poles. So changing the position and/or the curtain is very easy. You can remove it without taking down the poles and that makes it easy to change the curtains.When it is standing it is very sturdy and doesn't wobble or topple at all. To move the poles simple twist the tension section and loosen it.It was worth every penny for its simplicity and usefulness. I give it 5 stars

Sturdy well made. Easy assembly. Good solution for curtains where traditional brackets can’t be used.

Great, easy to put together. Mine is used to define bedroom to living room, I had to get used to a pole being away from a wall and not bump into it and knock out of place. ( I did, bump into it a few times till used to it) the poles did not easily move out of position. Even with a 2yr old grandchildren running around the pole. The other pole is close to the wall so no issue.

Originally I wanted to use mount brackets on my blinds but couldn't find a fitting size. This was the only solution, I wasn't to fond of the idea of showing tubes, but I'm ok with it now. Bought this to keep my ML warm at night.The instructions for assembly were poor, but it was not difficult in the end.

If you are wondering if this would work the likely answer is it wouldn’t.It sets up well enough. And is sturdy enough. So that part is okay. I felt it would stay up well enough.However. It was an eyesore.But if you are sure you will not mind the extra rods sticking out beyond your curtains you may be quite happy.

this worked perfectly to divide a bedroom for two boys. My sons have their own space now.

Simple H style curtain divider. Take your time putting it up to make sure the curtain rod part is even. Even though it is easy to setup and assemble. If you have any hand or grip issues, you might have difficulty tightening the brackets that hold up the curtain bar. The spring loaded top make it easy to move and slide around as needed. I would recommend having two people if possible for quicker and easier setup. If you're doing it solo, try to have a clear area as you'll be going up and down a ladder trying to make adjustments for levelness.

It looks great just as shown. Very cumbersome to put together. It was missing a part to complete the assembly.