228cm-277cm Long Tension Curtain Rod, No Drilling Extendable Stainless Steel Curtain Pole for Windows and Bathroom,Telescopic Shower Curtain Rod, Room Divider

Took me a few minutes to get my head around what bits to use. Because it goes much longer, I didn’t need to use one section but it took me a minute to realise which one that was. This is purely down to my own stupidity though and it was relatively easy to figure out in the end. Using this for a shower curtain so doesn’t need to be too strong but it could definitely hold a decent bit of weight, and it’s thick and sturdy. The separation between the different sections isn’t majorly noticeable, and you can rotate the pole to put the silver button adjuster on the top/side where it won’t be seen. Looks really good in our white bathroom with all black features. Good value for money considering its size and the price of the alternatives. Does exactly what it’s supposed to. No complaints.

I highly recommend this pole, it's been up for awhile now and it's solid to the wall.No drilling the walls. Just extend it to the length and it's so easy to put up. Your curtains are up in no time. So quick.You won't be disappointed.

Does what a needed it to do, hang my living room curtains and pretty sturdy too, was pleasantly surprised

Looks good and is strong, hold is good and glide is easy to use value for money easy set up and holds a lot of weight. Been up for 3 months hasn’t dropped down.

Excellent, although I used it for a clothes rail in a built in wardrobe.

We bought this pole to hold eyelet curtains in our 1.8m wide hallway behind our front door. We were a little nervous that 40mm hole diameter eyelets on a 32mm pole would mean they wouldn’t slide easily and would snag, but they don’t at all (we’ve 2 curtains on it, each 2.2m wide). The pole is well made and very strong. The instructions suggest setting the length of the pole (using the press-in button and line of holes) by 2 inches longer than the gap you want the pole will fit into. Place one end in the desired position, then compress the spring inside by pushing the other end of the pole towards the first, so compressing the spring inside (the spring then giving the lateral force to keep it in place). Then move the second end into position. It takes a lot of force to compress the spring back 2+ inches, so I expect one inch would suffice for lighter curtains. After both ends are in place some additional lateral force can be applied by rotating the ridged ‘collars’ attached to the end caps. These have a screw action which further compresses the spring resulting in a very firm sideways-pushing grip, so some caution might need to be taken if using between plasterboard walls.This pole is working brilliantly for its intended purpose and we’ve very pleased with it.

It says can be a room divider but doesn't stick to the wall with the plastic ends so doesn't hold it's purpose.I even called a professional and he said it's only for shower tiles and not fit for room divider as it won't hold. Am very disappointed amazon approves of such sellings without evidence. Putting customers in fix such as mine. Now am stacked with this as I have only 2days to return and can't make it on time.I shop a lot at amazon but am not happy with a lot of inconvenience they cause that can easily be prevented.

The perfect solution for awkward spaces where screws are not possible. Very easy and quick to fit. Would highly recommend