Command 10 lb Satin Nickel Curtain Rod Hooks, 2 Hangers and 4 Strips, No Drilling Home Decor and Room Decor, Use with Rod Diameters 0.5-0.75"

I was advised not to drill holes in my new fiberglass doors because then the warranty would not be honored. Command Strip curtain rod holders to the rescue. They were up and beautifully holding my curtains (necessary for privacy) for over two years until my husband accidentally hit it with something he was bringing in through the door. For some reason these are no longer being sold. I went to several stores until I saw them on Amazon for double the price I had previously paid. I got two in the package, only needed one, so now I have a backup if my husband accidentally breaks another one. This is a very beautiful and necessary item. I think they should bring them back again in silver, white and black. Thank you.

Full disclosure: not sure if these are replacing the other curtain hooks Command has (the ones with the large hook that curve upward), but if so they're good. These have a thicker base, so they feel more solid. They have held soundproofing curtains up in my rental off the highway for the last year or so, over a year? I really recommend them, and if you follow the instructions, they do stay upright. You also need to make sure that if you have them on a wall that faces direct sunlight that they have some shade or cooling on them so the adhesive doesn't loosen. I learned that the hard way. These are awesome and if you can't drill, as I technically can't since I'm in a rental, they can save you that hassle (especially if you don't want to patch a bunch of holes when you inevitably leave because they are selling your house). I digress: follow Command's directions and these last and hold up your curtain poles. I have 3 on my larger stretch of windows... just to keep the pole from putting too much weight on the other 2 hooks. That has worked well for me so far. You may need to adjust depending on how long your pole is. Do the measuring, watch things, and if you think you need more, you need more.

Should be negative five stars! I really hate this product! In fairness to 3M: I own several 3M products and the adhesive lines are the only ones that have failed me. I bought five of these curtain wall hooks sets. The Amazon return date expired and I was able to get some decent money back for four sets from 3M after several back and forth emails - a few annoying and unnecessarily asking for additional details. The fifth curtain rod holder set finally failed me and fell down only after I got a refund from them. I won’t pursue a refund for that, however I will give credit to 3M for the refund of the four sets though. Painted walls: I was hoping to keep my apartment walls damage free and not have to paint when I leave. I bought five sets of these curtain wall hooks for an apartment as a temporary solution in hopes that it would make my move-out easier since I don’t anticipate staying long. Unfortunately, they all fell and ripped paint off on some walls. I now have to paint some of the walls where the paint peeled off. Despite the claim, the adhesive does not adhere well to painted walls. Every place I have ever lived at has spackling on the painted walls. Therefore these walls have texture which contradicts the product’s description and picture that it works on painted walls. All five of my sets failed and fell down causing scratches and even paint ripped off from some of the walls from the curtain holders falling. Temperature and humidity Sensitive: Every window where the products failed and fell down were where the sun would shine at. Only one lasted until the sun started shining more in the back of my home. Also, any heater nearby impacted them and I had a few fail during the winter and had to reapply a new adhesives. As the summer heat came, one by one they would fail. I would come home and find curtains on the floor and scratched and damaged walls. Adhesive Strength: The product description says that it can hold up to ten pounds. In my experience it can’t. My curtains and rods combined don’t weigh that much. I bought some very flimsy aluminum light weighted curtain rods from Amazon. I don’t think the combined weight exceeded five pounds. I think if I had added another middle wall hook it may have worked but and held up better but too late - too much wasted time, labor, and money. Conclusion: Don’t buy! I hate this product so much that I felt like imitating that scene in the movie “Office Space” where they take the copy machine out in the field. This product really made me upset, frustrated and disappointed. This product does not work as advertised. Aforementioned, every place I lived at has spackling on the walls so if your wall has any texture I don’t recommend buying this at all. I would even question the adhesive strength claim of ten pounds as well as its durability due to temperature changes. This product was a headache for me. Since I will have to do paint repair because of this failed product, I bought some expensive industrial french style curtain rods. I am very pleased and happy about how they look despite the fact I had to drill and eventually patch and paint over the holes when I eventually move out.

I've been using these for almost two years now to hold up blackout curtains in my apartment, and they have worked as advertised. Better, even - I have had two kittens for about three months now, and one of their favorite things to do is play in and on the curtains. While the curtains now have all sorts of claw damage from being pulled, bitten, dragged, scratched, and climbed, these rod holders have not faltered. As with all Command wall products, follow the instructions. I've used Command products for over a decade now, and I've noticed that when people don't follow the instructions, the hooks/clips/strips don't work. You HAVE to follow the instructions. Also, don't use old strips - they don't hold the glue very well. Spend a few dollars and get fresh strips. Really can't recommend Command products enough if you are renting or like moving decor around frequently.

Worked well to hold curtain rod and blackout curtain. Steps in instructions seem odd but seems to help. I have rough plaster not drywall. First time, one side fell off wall. On second i did steps as described and had held up so far (weeks). Do note that they are removable but once removed ( or fall off) you will need a replacement pack of the stickers to reapply. You can also substitute the stickers with those for pictures. They have velcro on them so can be reused. Also any pulling down on curtains ( or whatever you’re hanging) can release the stickers.

I bought these 7 months ago to hold up my curtain rod and long curtains. They are holding up great with no issues. I live in an apartment so if I move out it’s just a pull to get these off the wall with no holes left. I recommend these!

The stickers were not sticky, immediately fell off wall

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I use my flex room as an office and guest space, but it has French glass doors so privacy for guests is an issue. They hold the rod well and are strong. I had to reposition the rod and my wall was not marred. Great solve for me. Would work for renters, just watch the overall weight of your rod and curtain.

Great! I can not do DIY & so bought these. Very strong & even with constant opening & closing of curtains no movement from them.

Son bien livianos por que son plásticos, el pegamento no es suficiente para soportar una cortina, se soluciona usando pegamento para pared, pero la información que detallan en la página no es del todo cierta. Es una opción aceptable para no perforar paredes pero se debe usar pegamento extra. En cuanto al espacio donde va el tubo, es angosto as qué debe ser un tubo de 19 mm de diámetro máximo