8PCS Upgraded No Drill Curtain Rod Brackets No Drilling Curtain Rod Holders Self Adhesive Curtain Rod Hooks Nail Free Adjustable Curtain Hangers Suitable for Poles of 0.78~1.57 Inch(Transparent)

Honestly I wouldn't trust these to just stick with the double sided adhesive. I cleaned the walls and they still didn't stick tightly so I knew I had to use the screws it came with for extra reinforcement and that worked out just fine. You have to think about the type of paint that's on your walls. I installed them at my boyfriends new apartment and the paint on the walls have a gloss finish which this tape didn't stick to very well well but after adding the screws it was fine and all you need is a Philips screwdriver it's gets the job done

I was genuinely satisfied with the outcome of purchasing these brackets. Despite encountering some negative reviews, they served their purpose well for my needs. In deciding how to hang curtains in my versatile office space/guest room, I opted to cover an entire wall of built-in bookcases to conceal office supplies. Debating between a track curtain and brackets, I chose the latter due to the uneven symmetry of the bookshelves, requiring ceiling placement. The purchase of these brackets proved to be the most efficient, practical, and timely solution. Opting for the clear version for discretion, I utilized 5 out of the 8 brackets to support a 1-inch rod spanning 144 inches across the ceiling. Each bracket features 3 screw holes - one at the front and two at the back. While the adhesive provided may suffice for some, I opted to use screws for additional support. The optimal rod size for these brackets is one inch, though slight variations are feasible. When determining the number of brackets needed for rod balance, I had to adjust one bracket’s position, resulting in minor damage to the ceiling plank, easily concealed by the bracket’s new placement. I find it disheartening to read negative reviews, as proper distribution of bracket support and consideration of curtain and rod weight are crucial. The brackets come with screws and drywall anchors, and complaints about paint damage upon bracket detachment seem unjustified, given the sturdy adhesive provided. Sensible usage and support are key to avoiding such issues, regardless of whether one resides in an apartment or not.

Please believe the reviews and don't buy these. I bought two bags and it's been a nightmare. They go between falling down every other week or sometimes multiple times a week even when I replace them with new ones (doing damage and pulling down paint and plaster when they do) - to when I do want to remove them and replace them: then they literally pull out a big chunk of paint and plaster. I've woken up multiple times in the middle of the night to the sound of my curtains crashing down on to my furniture and a few times the knob of the curtain rod threatening to come down on my head. THESE ARE NOT SAFE. So they simultaneously won't stay up on their own but won't come out when you don't want to use them anymore. I'm so mad. Do yourself a favor and do like a regular command strip or something. Not renter a friendly. I'm tired of buying a new bag to replace the ones that keep falling out and having big chunks ripped out of my wall.

The no drill curtain rods are almost perfect for hanging curtains and other things. However; their only flaw is not being able to reuse them. I think they're a good solution for apartments that prefer tenants to not use nails that damage the walls. If I move, I'll have to pay a hefty fee for damages done to the wall. Although, the product is suppose to come off without damage with a blow drier.

Excellent brackets. No drilling and they're substantial/strong!

They are “ok”. The sticky backing is good but will only last couple of weeks. I would recommend using the screws that come with it to secure to the wall.

I have never had to replace them. They do not pull down.

I haven’t used them yet, but I’m sure I’ll be satisfied.