is this truly a tension rod ? or does it require some screwing in at the ends?? just want 2 be able 2 set the lenght ,pull in &amp; set it onto my wall.
92665
The ends "screw" to put tension on the wall. It is not spring loaded, but is a tension rod. No damage to the wall. I have had this hanging for months in the kid's bathroom. They have not managed to dislodge it to-date.
257652
Yes, it is a true tension rod, & works great. I have also found that the shower hooks glide over it more smoothly than any other shower rod I have owned before. I love it! The oil rubbed bronze color is perfect for my bathroom & shower curtain. Unlike one of the reviews, I really like the marble look finials. It adds so much more than a plain rod.
126468
There is an option to screw it in. There are two screws for each side but you don't have to use them. We have ours mounted with just the tension and it works great for our 5 year old.
1757498
No tension, when my 4 year old pulls on it, the whole roll comes off. 11 inches between the 2 hooks, and 3 1/4 inches from the plate to the rod.
454392
It doesn't come apart. You need to remove the bar from the wall and slide the replacement part onto the bar. At each end of the bar, there should be a decorative endcap that you can jiggle off with your hands. Once you've done that, you can slide in a screw driver and unscrew the anchor that holds the bar onto the wall. Slide the replacement piece on, screw the bar back onto the wall (be careful not to overtighten since you don't know what you're screwing into), and replace the endcaps. Done!
984446
it's a tension rod - you have to twist it to just about the right length, then compress to fit it into the space.
1864128
It is similar to any rod extension. You loosen the cap or twisting knob at the top of the rod. Once it is loosen, you can pull and extend the rod. After fully extended or at the desired height, you can tighten it again to secure it in position. Very easy to set up and take down. I love this net.
1285090
Tension rods really aren't designed to be used in the way you're suggesting; they aren't strong enough to hold much. This is a very good rod, and does what it is designed to do -- hold a shower curtain and a liner. Perhaps you should look instead for an "inside clothesline" -- which Amazon does carry. Best wishes!
92663
As I understand how you want to install it, that is to have it "spring" into position, no that's not how it works. What you do is set it up to almost the perfect length, put it up on the wall, and then twist tighten the ends to get a perfect fit. It's pretty easy.
268698
Mine is fastened to the underside of a shelf in my closet. The rod is telescoping so when not in use, you just push it in. When you need to use it, just pull it out. Good luck!
819178
I intended to anchor it securely enough for incidental grabs with larger screws than provided- into studs. I think it would have been strong enough, but I would not want to routinely put much weight on it. You can set the space between the support brackets wherever you like, which should help with bending of the rod. It is not a solid rod and is maybe 3/8" diam.
1465838
I presume you pretty much just use one of the doors. The opening should be placed in front of that door. In my case my doors open inward so the tension rod is inside the frame on the outside.
1885040
We screwed ours into the wall. I think you are supposed to screw it into the wall. We put wall anchors in for even better hold when a stud was not an option. They worked wonderfully for us!!
324454
This order was fulfilled by Amazon which means it was shipped from Amazon's warehouse. We contacted Amazon to find out the procedure and they said you are to call Amazon Customer Service 866-216-1072 and give your order ID. They will ship you out a new tension rod. We are sorry for the inconvenience.Regards,SuzanneRoomDividersNow847-224-7903
878697
Yes, this will work. I used the tension rod to drape heavy drapery across 110" (to conceal the garage door). Due to weight of curtains it sagged, so I had to request the center piece bc it wasn't included in my shipment. They shipped it immediately no charge. I recommend if no screws is what you want. Also, I recommend plastic wrap on ends until you get it in place bc ends tend to scuff wall paint.
825331
Its screw in. I don't think you'll find a tension mount in a curved design.
984449
Yes. You twist the rod until it is about an inch longer than the space in which you want to hang it, lock it, then compress it and slide it into place. That inch of added tension seems to hold it place very well.