Kenney Fast Fit No Tools Tate 5/8" Decorative Window Tension Curtain Rod

The Fast Fit No Tools Tate 5/8" Decorative Tension Curtain Rod by Kenney is the smart, secure, and simple solution to hanging your curtains. Fast Fit No Tools combines the functionality of a tension rod with the decorative style of a traditional curtain rod. The Fast Fit No Tools Rod installs quickly and easily inside your window casing, making it the perfect solution for areas where installing a traditional curtain rod is not an option. The 5/8 diameter black finished metal rod and innovative brackets mount with tension inside your window frame. The telescoping metal rod adjusts from 28 to 48 inches or from 48 to 84 inches in length to fit your window. A 5/8 inch diameter curtain rod is recommended for use with light to medium weight curtains in your kitchen, bedroom, dining room, or living room. Whether you rent or own, the Fast Fit No Tools Decorative Tension Curtain Rod is the best solution for damage free installation while hanging curtains. To install, extend rod with brackets against the window casing and twist to secure in place. Drapery Hardware Set Includes: one telescoping steel curtain rod with decorative openwork cage style finials (3.08 L x 2.00 W x 2.00 H), two tension mounting brackets, and installation instructions. When considering purchasing a curtain rod, measuring the area is essential to ensure a perfect fit. Here’s a few helpful tips on how to measure before buying. Determine the Tension Rod’s Placement. Inside Your Window’s Frame or Trim: When using tension rods, install them within the window’s frame. For curtains hung in doorways, measure between the door’s frame. Choose Your Tension Rod’s Width: If using a tension rod, measure only the width of your windowpane from the inner edge of the frame on one side to the inner edge on the other. Use the smallest measurement as the width of your curtain rod. Measure the Tension Rod’s Diameter: Consider the weight of your curtains (e.g., blackout curtains, thermal curtains, or sheers) when selecting the rod diameter. Choose the appropriate tension rod diameter based on the weight and style of your drapes.