Grevosea 3 stuks gordijnroede beugel, metalen enkele gordijnroedehouders voor 1 inch plafond gordijnroede zware gordijnstang opknoping beugels voor woonkamer slaapkamer (zwart)

Lo esperado

The Grevosea 3Pcs Curtain Pole Brackets are incredibly durable and sturdy. They hold up a 1-inch curtain rod with ease, and the heavy-duty design ensures they can handle the weight of even heavier drapes. These brackets feel solid, and installation was straightforward. Whether used in the living room or bedroom, they provide a secure, reliable hold for your curtains. Great value for the price, and I highly recommend them for anyone needing strong curtain rod holders.

Not happy with the product so I returned it

These are a nice idea but one that is not implemented perfectly.Ceiling hooks for curtains are not as common as wall mounts for a reason; curtains can be heavy, and with daily mechanical actions the need for a strong hold is essential. That's why poles are often mounted on a batten already fitted to our walls. You will need a wooden joist or a very strong ceiling mount for you to be able to fit ceiling-mounted curtains.OK, let's assume you have a strong ceiling etc and you fit these and your pole 'successfully'; "What else should I know?", you ask... "something very important", I reply!Whilst you have a screw hole to fit your pole to the ceiling, you DO NOT have a securing pole-stay screw hole - you know, the little hole you get in the dip of a curtain pole hook to add a smaller grub-like screw to help secure your curtain pole from rotating oir shifting... yeah, well, you don't get one with these so you better think about how you are going to manage pole movement before buying. You could drill your own hole or you could use sticky pads (in conjunction with the curtain end tab trapping) but do not rely on curtain trapping the end tabs to prevent lateral movement.Personally, I decided to use just two of these in the end as a doorframe holder for a door curtain. They sit nicely over the architrave above the door to hold a door curtain (or will do later today). This makes it a lot easier to handle any pole shifts too!