4 Pieces Self Adhesive Curtain Rod Bracket, Universal Plastic Curtain Rod Holders, No Drill Curtain Rod Brackets Curtain Rod Hooks for Bathroom, Bedroom, Livingroom, Kitchen (Black)

1 week later update: they fell down. You will need screws for this. I did everything by the book and didn’t add over the weight limit but they still fell. I was a little sceptical of using these hooks since a lot of reviews are saying the adhesive is not good. As long as you follow the instructions to a T you will be happy with your purchase! I let my hooks sit on the wall 24hrs before adding my curtains. My curtains and rod weight about 10lbs in total and I used 4 hooks. So far so good! Very happy!

I purchased these 4 Pieces Self-Adhesive Curtain Rod Brackets for my home, and they have been a very convenient solution. I wanted an easy way to hang lightweight curtains without drilling holes into my walls, and these brackets worked perfectly. The installation was quick and simple, with no tools required, and they held my curtain rods securely in place. I love that they are discreet, practical, and help keep my walls looking clean without unnecessary holes or damage. They are great for small spaces, rentals, or anyone who wants a hassle-free curtain solution. The quality feels sturdy, and they have stayed firmly attached with regular use. Overall, these no-drill curtain rod holders are affordable, easy to use, and a great addition to my home organization and décor projects.

Saw this in a Tik Tok and seemed like a really great product. First off they are made of a VERY cheap looking plastic. (Which I could maybe let slide of it had worked) Against my better judgement in how bad the product looked, I put it up anyway. There were no instructions included, but it is pretty self explanatory for anyone who has passed the third grade. Using the adhesive option. I placed all four over two windows and put up my very basic linen curtains and rod. 10 minutes after being put up, one side simply fell over the wall. And then the other curtain rod set had the same issue. So two curtain rods, four clasps and two left actually stuck to the wall. These curtain rods are pretty basic and lightweight so I find it hard to believe it would not hold it. When I could see that the adhesive was subpar, I decided to completely remove. Well, here is where things went completely sideways. When trying to remove the other clamp, remember the opposite side fell on its own volition, it pulled the entire sheet rock off. And when I attempted to do the same with the other rod, it started to do the same. So I won’t be removing that until we can figure out how to not pull the sheet rock completely off. So moral of the story..if you want to hang a curtain rod and only have one of the clasps actually attach to the wall, then this is your product. Otherwise don’t waste your time or money. (And potentially damage to your walls!) Oh did I mention it looks like something sold at dollar tree, but not like the cute ones, like the ghetto ones that smell like rotten kitty litter.

Worked perfect for my daughters dorm!! You can't put nails in the wall on campus so we had to DIY and these were the perfect solution. I am attaching the link for the rod we purchased with these, it was the perfect fit and it wasn't too heavy. The adhesive held well and were nice and sturdy for the rod itself. Just make sure that once you peel and stick that you have them exactly where you want them because you can't pull them back off!! I recommend measuring and marking before putting them up. Good value for a college student!! Here is that link for the rod. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0FM3V11KS?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

The adhesive did not last for my rod/curtains. I do have a total of 4 curtains hung on the rod, but the good thing is that it did come with screws, so I ended up using that. Other than that, the adhesive only lasted 2 days before the whole curtain just fell.

These adhesive curtain rod brackets are wonderful. We are renters and do not want to damage anything, so we use these curtain rod holders for every window in our home. They are lightweight, but so sticky and have stayed up successfully for years. They come in a pack of two, so the price is wonderful. They are so easy to use; you just peel the backing off to expose the sticky layer and hold it in place for about 30 seconds. You wait a few minutes, and you are good to go!

They stuck very good at first but after two days my curtains fell. I followed the instructions which said to wait 24 hours before hanging curtains and that’s what I did.

These worked way better than I thought they would. I needed a center support for a curtain rod on my patio that I was not going to be drilling holes in and the tape on these is amazing. Even with my header not a fully smooth flat surface. Very easy to use. And they worked great with my 2 1/2” pole for the support in the center that I needed over a span of 11’ I will def be buying more of these for my windows through out my house.

Fell in a day, used on metal but still thats the case.

Facile à installer.