Blackout Rectangle Curtain Rod - Threshold™

Bought this for guest room curtains and ended up purchased again. Easy to hang and very stylish. Ended up needing to remove to paint and came down easily.

The rod is beautiful matte black. We are renters so it was the perfect option because there is a nail only option for installment (our landlord requires nails only). The only reason I have 4 stars is because the nails go in at an angle and it wasn’t the easiest to install. It ripped more paint/drywall than it should’ve and hammering the nails at an angle is a pain.

Used this in our baby’s nursery and works really well to help the curtains block out the light. Very sturdy!

My favorite curtain rods. I bought one for each bedroom in my house. Although it took me a while to single handily install these. They are very secure and stylish.

Very difficult to install. Aside from that it’s not fully blackout, as the gap at the top on the rod allows a good amount of daylight in.

Classy modern look. Easy to set up. Multiple options nails/screws. Perfect for our bedroom blackout curtains.

One of the parts was damaged. Rather than uninstall the rod and return the whole thing, I tried using the customer service from SatoriHome (the company that makes these). They were really a pain...wouldn't just send me the replacement part. I emailed back and forth for days. The curtain rod is fine, but all of this hassle for a $5 part is ridiculous. Wouldn't buy again if I knew it was a product made by SatoriHome.

This looks great, but the installation was a pain. The brackets do not have a mounting hole in the center of the bracket, so you have to actually measure the sides differently to get it symmetrical above the window. Also, the point on which you put the rod onto the bracket is a different diameter on each bracket....which isn't addressed in the instructions. So, we didn't realize it until the brackets had been drilled into the walls. We now have the curtain rod up, and it looks lovely, but we cannot insert the securing screws into the rod and bracket. We would have to remove the brackets and swap them. Since we used the drywall anchor, we can't do so wtihout running the risk of damaging the anchor or drywall. So, our rods will just live unsecured for the time being. The instructions could definitely be more clear, and the brackets could be far better.

This curtain rod looks really nice, I like how the curtain can go all the way to the wall to block out more light. The mounting is super weird and the covers scratched up my wall, also it doesn’t come with a middle support so I had to buy that separately which sucks.

Our window is 118" and there is a full 7 inch gap in the rod. I have no idea how they are defining this as a max of 120" don't push a max of 110'-111'" This is going to be a HUGE pain for us to solve as we planned on using this particular rod. We like it and would recommend, but ONLY if you have a shorter window. Giving it a high quality rating, but low rate for everything else because of the false dims and massive inconvenience

Installed using each different mounting configurations on the 3 different points because our walls are inconsistent! Whether by nails, drywall screw or stud - all were easy to install and very solid.

The description says it’s nickel, it’s actually brushed nickel, not shiny nickel. Just fyi. A little disappointed.

My husband put it up with no complaints. He used me as an extra set of hand a few times. Love the look. Did the job.

I have these over 3 windows now and will eventually replace my daughter’s window. Easy to install even when you’re a SAHM with kids interrupting you every two seconds. Nice profile and the curved rod is a game changer for containing the light. It makes such a big difference!

Looks nice but I think it’s overpriced. I bought it thinking it was a two rod curtain rod. I would have found something similar on Amazon

Easiest Rod I have EVER hung! No ripping drywall , no drywall anchors! I hung mine up with nails , its been a week and so far so good! 100/10 it looks stunning

These were so easy to put up because you have the option to use a nail mount vs a screw/anchor mount. I was weary at first, but then after I saw how the nails were installed to create the support I was sold. They have held great, even with kids pulling on the curtains that are hanging from it.

The mounting system is complicated. It's extremely difficult to get the brackets upright because the screws in the mount are staggered. I wish I would have at least bought the one with the round brackets so it wouldn't be so noticeable.

The way you mount this rod has changed very recently from the previous multiple I’ve purchased of this same rod. I am very pleased with the way the they had them before the change, now they are more complicated and annoying to install. Also, because of the new installation it doesn’t allow you the option to be flush with the ceiling if that is what you were wanting to do. All this is worth noting, especially if you have bought this in the past and were expecting it to be the same.

This mounting system is different from their last iteration of this rod, which I had. You secure the mount to the wall (with a screwdriver or drill) and then the rod slides from above to attach. The anchors are staggered, which is fine, unless you have previously installed rods and thought you could use the same anchor supports… you cannot. Since you have to slide the rod onto the mounting brackets from above, it limits how high you can hang the curtains. If you have matte paint like me, be prepared for the black rod to mark up your wall. Overall, I do like it though. It holds my blackout curtains no problem and does a good job in assisting the curtains block out the light.