Industrial Curtain Rods for Windows 66 to 120 Inches, Blackout Wrap Around Curtain Rod, for Indoor and Outdoor, 5/8 Inch Diameter, 65 to 120 Inches, Black

Worked good for space I needed it for. Very durable and easy to use.

Perfect for my living room windows. I have four 63inch blackout curtains hanging on mine. No sagging or falling down/apart. Real decent quality

loved finish and look of fake pipe look. works great

item works well and was easy to install. Helps that the bar is very light making the mounting process easier. Only real gripe is that I cannot see how you would remove any of the extender bars once this thing is mounted. its rigid and there isn't any room to remove the bars once the main attachment points are up making it so you would need to completely unscrew one side from the wall to be able to slide any of the bars out and clean/replace the curtains. I may be missing something but it seems like a design flaw.

I purchased 3 of these. The appearance of these isn’t exactly “industrial “ because of the thin diameter of the bar, however, they are very sturdy for the price. I have two 60 X 96 curtains on each rod, and I am not afraid of the rods being bent. They add a masculine touch to the room, without being overpowering. For the price, I highly recommend these.

These curtain rods ended up being a nightmare for me to install. As a caveat, I’m not handy but I have installed curtain rods before and don’t remember it being that difficult. I bought everything the directions stated that I would need: a drill and the correct size drill bit. I ended up putting a bunch of holes in the wall in my new house and the anchors kept falling in the wall. I got a smaller drill bit in the advice of a guy at Walmart and that worked better. But I couldn’t get an anchor drilled in the center to hold up the center. I don’t know whether there was a stud there or what but I could not drill into it. (Also, these curtain rods don’t come with anything to put in the center of the rod to hold that up - that was yet another trip to the hardware store to get that because the center is flimsy and won’t stay up). I got so frustrated and ended up with a bunch of holes, a drill I probably won’t ever use again, and still no curtain rods up. I just threw the remaining rods away because I bought them well in advance of the house being done and it was too late to return them. This time I’m going to spend more money and get typical curtain rods with simple brackets on each end and use the no drill transparent holders for the center. Again, it could have just been my lack of knowledge that made this so difficult. Others on here didn’t seem to have the same problem. But I am educated and this shouldn’t be that hard. Anyway, if you are handy, you can probably figure this out. Me, not so much. Sad, because I did like the look of these curtain rods.

The rods kinda made me want to pull my hair out, but once I figured it out, they looked super nice. If you are planning on switching your curtains any time soon, maybe don’t get these, because they’re kinda a pain in the butt to take curtains off of. The build quality of the rods themselves is pretty cheap, and I definitely broke a couple when I was trying to put the together, there is enough hardware, but not enough if you have any issues with the product. They are pretty functional for the price, but they are definitely on the lower end of quality.

Easy to assemble and hang, very sturdy