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)

Honestly, these turned out way better than I expected. I was a little skeptical about self-adhesive brackets at first, but they surprised me. The stickiness is strong so once they’re on the wall, they really hold, even with a full set of curtains. I didn’t have to worry about them slipping or peeling off.The adjustability is a big plus too. It made it easy to line everything up without stressing about drilling holes or making permanent marks. I also love that they’re small enough to tuck away extras when not in use, so the storage isn’t a hassle at all.The look is simple but sleek and they blend right into the room without standing out, which is exactly what I was looking for!. And overall, the quality feels and looks solid. I expected something flimsy, but they’re sturdy enough to trust long term.To make a long story short, these exceeded my expectations by far and you all have made a believer of sticky options to hang things from your wall, including curtain rods!If you need a no-drill solution for hanging rods, these are definitely worth it.

The media could not be loaded. The Wabboreq 4 Pieces Self Adhesive Curtain Rod Bracket offers a convenient and tool-free method for hanging curtains. The brackets are crafted from durable PC plastic and stainless steel, providing a sturdy hold. The adhesive backing is strong, supporting up to 14 lbs, and when used with the included screws, the capacity increases to 20 lbsInstallation is straightforward: clean the surface, peel off the protective film, and press the bracket firmly in place. It's recommended to wait 15-24 hours before hanging curtains to ensure maximum adhesion . These brackets are suitable for smooth surfaces like glass, tiles, and stainless steel .One consideration is that the adhesive may not hold as effectively on textured or painted walls, and removal could potentially damage the surface . However, for renters or those seeking a no-drill solution, these brackets are a practical choice

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.

I like the idea of these adhesive curtain rod brackets. The adhesive stuck on the wall easily but after 3 days one of them the adhesive decided to give up or something and it fell off wall, luckily they came with screws, that we ended up needing to hold up the rod for our window,( window size approx.150 +" wide.) The wide rod ended up falling at one end with just the adhesive use after a hot warm day. Recommend using the screws with this, even if it beats the purpose of the adhesive, for sturdiness and safety especially if you have kids running around the window.

After reading the reviews before purchasing this product I was aware that alot of ppl were having issues with it not sticking to painted walls and it falling down after two weeks. Although the instructions are clear about not using them on painted walls I decided to try my luck anyway lol. However I decided to reinforce the mounts with clear thumbtacks where the screws would normally go as well as wait the full 24hrs before hanging the curtains. Its been almost a month and they’re still hanging sturdy! Please note: YOU GET ONE SHOT TO STICK IT ON THE WALL! I recommend measuring twice.

The clips work well and were a great size and barely noticeable, but the adhesive is terrible and not long lasting. I ended up having to nail the clips down in the see through plastic area.

If you don’t wanna be drilling holes in your wall, trust me, these are the best option I have found when it comes to a curtain hanger that can be used with a drilling option or a non-drilling adhesive stick to the wall option. I love that these can hold very large curtain rods and diameter. Wish I would’ve found these earlier, but I definitely will be purchasing from now on.

perfect if you want curtains but don't want to put holes in your wall. holds my curtains just fine with the adhesive tape on the back of the hook. comes with nails tho just in case you have a heavier rod/curtains.