Adjustable Window Curtain Rod 48-86 Inches - Kenney Glendale Knob Extendable Drapery Rod Set in Cocoa Brown for Living Room, Bedroom & Home Decor
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Product Description
Introducing the Kenney Glendale Standard Decorative Window Curtain Rod – a functional and stylish drapery rod solution for any room inside your home. Whether you’re creating an elegant living room space, cozy bedroom space, a charming nursery, or adding privacy in the bathroom, this adjustable curtain rod set seamlessly combines functionality and timeless design.The 5/8 inch diameter Glendale curtain rod is available in oil rubbed bronze finish and features timeless decorative knob finial ends. Simply pair with light to medium weight curtains in the kitchen, dining room, living room, nursery, or bathroom. Spanning from 48 inches to an impressive 86 inches, this long curtain rod adapts to become an extra long curtain rod to fit various window sizes with ease and projects 3 inches from the wall. This 5/8 inch diameter drapery rod set is ideal for use with sheer curtains, semi-sheer curtains, light-filtering curtains, or blackout curtains. It is compatible with grommet curtains, rod pocket curtains, tab top curtains, back tab curtains, tie top curtains, and can also be used with curtain clip rings and other curtain accessories.Drapery Hardware Set Includes: one telescoping steel curtain rod with decorative knob finials (2.61" L x 1.79" W x 1.79" H), two mounting brackets, one center support, screws, drywall anchors, and installation instructions.Kenney is a leading provider of window curtain rods and has a wide range of Single Curtain Rods, Double Curtain Rods, Spring Tension Rods, Closet Curtain Rods, Magnetic Curtain Rods, Blackout Curtain Rods, Bay Window Curtain Rods, Easy Install Curtain Rods, and Ceiling Curtain Rods. Whether you’re looking for a bedroom curtain rod, living room curtain rod, dining room curtain rod, home office curtain rod, or bathroom curtain rod, Kenney has you covered.
Product Features
THE PERFECT CURTAIN ROD Crafted from durable steel, the metal rod is 5/8 inches in diameter and this adjustable curtain rod is ideal for light to medium weight curtains anywhere in the home
ADJUSTABLE CURTAIN ROD LENGTH This window curtain rod spans from 48 inches to an impressive 86 inches, accommodating various window sizes
EASY INSTALLATION The 5/8-inch diameter heavy duty curtain rod brackets project 3 inches and can be wall-mounted indoors with a drill
DECORATIVE KNOB END FINIALS The cocoa finished rod comes with decorative knob finials, adding a timeless element to your space
COMPLETE SET Includes one telescoping extendable curtain rod, two curtain rod brackets, one center support, screws, and drywall anchors – everything you need for hassle-free installation
PREMIUM QUALITY The Glendale knob curtain rod is crafted from quality materials, ensuring durability and making it a reliable choice for any home
ESTABLISHED, REPUTABLE BRAND For over 100 years, Kenney has been bringing you and your family quality home fashion products that inspire creativity
Customer Reviews
exactly what I wanted: looks classy, easily mounted, sturdy. I was hanging heavy insulated curtains, so I took other's advice and got the longer 48-86 inch rod even though the smaller size would have been long enough, and I was very glad I did, since I think it would have bent in the middle if it was extended. I wouldn't recommend the smaller size even for lightweight curtains, but I bought two of these size (just three dollars more than the smaller ones) and am very happy with my purchase.Tip for mounting: The bracket has two screws and the top screw is a little hard to access using an electric drill because it's blocked by the rod hook. This means you have to hold the drill at an angle, which will easily strip the cheap screws. But here's a tip: drill the top screw in first while holding the bracket turned *sideways*, and then right before the top screw is all the way in turn the bracket right-side up, drill the last bit of the top screw in place, and only then drill the bottom screw. That worked for me easily and I was able to mount them in just a few minutes. I also didn't bother with the drywall anchors (no hammer) but I may regret that in the future (or my landlord will). They've been up for almost two months now though and no signs of sagging. Just don't do what I did first and mount the bracket upside down....
