UmbraCappa Curtain Rod, Includes 2 Matching Finials, Brackets & Hardware, 72 to 144-Inches

I replaced grommet top curtains with back tab curtains that didn’t slide so easily over the one inch diameter rod that I had. Had been looking at this for awhile and ordered it. Very happy with the minimalist look and curtains do slide much easier.

The color is nice but these curtain rods are not sturdy enough and don't stay in place.

No stranger to Umbra curtain rods... they always seem to be the best! and it didn't disappoint. would order again & again.

Not a terrible product just a little flimsy where the two pieces connect in the center

Easy to install. Nice looking but not happy with the quality. The rod is cheap and bends/moves when you slide curtains. The center isn’t sturdy.

Easy to install and sturdy. Exactly what I was looking for.

Kind of wish I had shares in this company! Moved into a new house recently and started putting up curtains so needed adjustable poles. Bought one to test it out and it worked great - sturdy, looks great and easy to put up. In the past few weeks we've probably ordered about 8 of these, as we go around the house putting up more curtains - we also ordered the shorter ones from the same company and they are just as good. The only tiny negative (for us) is that they take longer than the usual 2 day Prime shipping - but they are well worth it and now our entire house as these poles - that probably tells you all you need to know. Great product!

This curtain rod is cool. It’s a simple aesthetic, thin, and very long. I underestimated the length of the space I was trying to cover. I was able to still you the rod, and I have an extra piece that I can use for another curtain.

Rod end too small, the rings is bigger than it .

This curtain rod comes in three parts: two outer tubes with the end knobs on them and one inner tube to accommodate the extension capabilities. I put it together and was so irate because the smallest size wasn't even close to 72" (more like 90"). I ended up taking a hacksaw to both outer tubes to custom size it down to 82". It was only after installation that I realized the inner tube had threads inside one end to accept one of the end knobs! So, it's important to note that the smaller lengths described in the product outline do not use both outer tubes...or it could be super sturdy like mine, now, if you have a hacksaw and custom chop it down. ;)I'm in a rental unit and chose this rod because it's slimmer than most. I wanted one that might fit in some Command hooks instead of drilling holes in the wall. It's a perfect fit! I used the Large Traditional Hooks in nickel finish (hold 5lbs each) and put 3 up for this rod. The rod is light aluminum tubing and I have no concerns that this will be too much weight to bear with the lightweight curtain. So pleased!! Just remember the rod sits closer to the wall with these hooks so curtains that have those big, round rings at the top might not slide or hang nicely.

Cette tringle n’as pas assez de crochets, donc si vos rideaux sont lourds, il faut poser des crochets supplémentaires.

I bought 2 of these curtain rods, one for the living room and one for the patio doors. We put up the living room set first (we needed 121") and it went up easily and looks great. We then went to put up the curtains in the kitchen, which needed 84" and the rod was too long. The two pieces (without using the extension rod at all) measures approx. 100", far more than the 72" that it says. We had already hung up the brackets so I bought a basic hacksaw and cut off 16" to make it fit. The metal was sturdy and did not bend, so I was able to reattach the plastic guide at the end and it works well, but be aware that the minimum length is NOT 72".

Good quality and looks good