Amazer Spring Tension Shower Curtain Rod, 54-90 Inches Rust-Resistance Tension Curtain Rod Bathroom Rod, Adjustable Shower Curtain Rod No Drill, Nickel

I purchased in nickel. It came fully assembled and just had to size to my wall which was very easy even though I am not good at installing things. Fells strong, I like the finished clean look.

Moved into a new home. Didn't want to put holes in my walls or woodwork to install traditional curtain rods. Used traditional tension rods for my 6' wide double windows. They worked, but sagged in the middle. Style of windows did not allow for adhesive support hooks in the middle. Rods & curtain tended to fall if anyone brushed against them. Tried this shower curtain rod and it works great! Was easy to install and no sagging. Just bought 2 more for my other bedrooms. Wish I had bought these for my showers-may replace both old shower curtain rods this these as well. They are definitely snug and look great. Highly recommend.

Works well. My last one kept falling down and this one stays in place.

This rod fit into out shower wall and was surprisingly more adjustable that the expensive rod I had to return, not amazing quality but it holds a plastic curtain if it was heavier it might be less that perfect

Excellent. Just what I wanted and it arrived so quickly.The installation is so simple, it was ready to go right from the box. Super nice Nickel finish.It looks great, I am using it as a shower curtain rod with a clear liner! Love it. Problem Solved efficiently at a great fair price!

Good chrome color and easy to install! Good price!

I initially thought the pole was thicker and was nervous adding both fabric curtain and plastic liner, and to my surprise it is holding up better than what I expected. Super happy with my purchase! I highly recommend this rod, especially coming from someone who is very picky ;)

And none is due here! I removed the packaging and expended the rod to the approximate length I needed. I leaned it into a corner for a moment while I did something else. A light should have gone on for me here when the rod, under no more pressure than it's own weight, wound all the way back down! But that light didn't come on! So I climbed up a ladder and installed the rod following the directions to twist and expand it to the approximate length I needed. Then I placed one side up and with the rod at a slight angle expended it a little further, then moved it roughly level, compressed it and put the end in against the wall. It actually stayed there - for a few seconds. Then it promptly wound itself in, collapsing the length and falling to the floor! THEN the light came on! The rod is rubbish. I would not advise buying it - ever! For my purpose, it is temporary while I wait for glass doors to come in and be delivered and installed. Rather than deal with a return and further frustration I kept it and re-engineered it. To make it work, I re-did all the above and when the rod was compressed in place I wrapped a couple of wraps of duct tape around the join of the two rods to prevent it from auto-collapsing again! No credit due. If I could rate lower than one star, I would. It does not do what it is supposed to do. When the glass doors are installed it will go to the land fill.