Meriville Double Wrap Around Blackout Curtain Rod Set - 1-inch Diameter Front Rod and 5/8-inch Diameter Back Rod, 28 - 48 Inch Adjustable, Pewter Finish

I wanted something very specific for my front door entry. This was it! I was concerned about the amount of fabric I needed to put up. The ceilings in my foyers are very high. I ordered 12ft sheers and solid curtains. This rod held both wonderfully. I put them up July 29th and they’re still holding strong even with me sliding the panels open and closed regularly. There are two solid panels on the large outer bar and four sheer panels on the interior. The screws are small and easy to lose (ask me how I know…) one of the bars is actually held in with one screw because I never could find the one I dropped while standing on that ladder. Would be great if the company threw in a couple extras for moments like this but they don’t. You get the exact number and that is it.Overall, I am very happy with my purchase would recommend this product to others looking for quality, unique rods.

These are challenging to put up due to how they have to go up. An extra set of hands would be helpful. Be aware that they mount outside your window frame to allow the wrap around feature to work correctly so you will most likely not hit a stud. I used a heavier duty wall anchor instead of the ones sent as I didn’t feel they would last long. The rod in the middle that acts as the width adjustment piece tends to move as you open & close the curtains. I have a different rod that has a twist mechanism that locks the rod in place but these don’t do that. I think they are overpriced somewhat even as they do seem decently made. The front rod is definitely for a wider curtain top. I have a double layer of white light & heat blocking curtains on this rod set & it handles their weight well. The gold color is ok but I think I’d order the bronze instead. It’s mostly covered the majority of the time but if more was showing I think I’d still prefer the bronze.

Stream line look. Sturdy, clean look. Your curtains will be stand out more than the bar. Keep in mind that there is a bar in middle which I did not account for when buying. I wanted to be able to gather all one side to cover deck doors.

Very sturdy, beautiful, and well designed. I couldn’t be happier with this product. It looks so perfect in my daughters room and it’s sturdy enough where I never have to worry about her pulling it down and hurting herself.

Gorgous and practical. These curtain rods are a very pretty gold color. Not too yellow and not too bronze. They allow for blackout curtains to wrap all the way over the sides to block out pesky side light. I bought 6 in total in different sizes and I am very happy with my purchase.

I was looking for French rods to block all the light. This one was one of the few that was double rods. I do like the quality and design. I got four of them. I personally think the brass color I got looks better than bronze.

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I work twelve hour night shifts, and quality window treatments are a necessity in order to get good sleep. My new house has lots of smaller windows and horrible plastic mini blinds (no-go for kitties) so I had to start shopping again for all new window hardware and fabrics. I bought these are they are wrap around and allow for me to layer various textures of curtains. I prefer a blackout curtain over a sheer, as so allow for light and privacy when I do open up the drapes. I liked how simple the design was, just functional, and measurements supplied let me know they would protrude too far from the wall, as our actual room square footage is very small. The quality of the hardware itself is good. I struggled a bit getting the bases leveled on the wall, as we have an old condo, and years of plaster work over assumed old installations meant the wall wasn’t the smoothest. It’s 100x better than previous window framing I’d dealt with before, but still a challenge for as broad as the ends are. I mounted them horizontally, and with appropriate installation and anchors, they were able to secure well enough, bending slightly as to not wobble with the differences in the wall evenness. Because I was keeping the window treatment simple with a plain blackout curtain with rod pocket, there isn’t much “volume” to the curtain to adequately cover the end tabs of the mounting bases when wrap around. That visible hardware would probably be a deal breaker for many, but I don’t mind as I need function over style. THAT said, I’m not thrilled with how much light is leaked from the top of the window. Again, I have mini blinds I’m still using mounted inside the window frame, a sheer linen curtain on the inner rod, and a blackout curtain on the outer. With northern window exposure, it still gets too bright. I ended up buying cheap tension rods and smaller blackout curtains to mount inside the window frame to resolve my personal issue. If some light isn’t a problem for you, then it’s fine, but it was just too much for me.