Pair of Wall Bracket for 3/4 inch Rod - Black

I was hesitant when ordering these particular brackets but my fears were baseless. I was looking for a strong bracket because I have very adventurous small boys. They define the stereotype of curtain climbers! These brackets have held up for almost 6 months now without once bending or tearing out of the wall with their rough play. Kudos to the designers and manufacturers on quality at an affordable price! I will recommend these to anyone I know in the market for curtain brackets. I will buy these again if I have need of more.

The hardware that came with some curtain rods were just not going to work on my windows because of wood blinds also on the window. We looked everywhere for bigger or adjustable brackets. Even if we could find them the item was packaged one per package for the low, low price of $5.00 each. I needed 24 of them! Just on a whim checked Amazon, and there these were at a better price and packed actually (3) per package. Again thank you Amazon for saving the day!

It is so hard to find these brackets in this size. Lowes, Home Depot and Walmart didn't have them. I don't know why I didn't just look on Amazon to start with. When window dressing, like any good mechanic, the right tools make the job so much easier. Once I got rid of those teeny tiny brackets that come with your drape poles, I installed these and my windows look like they were professionally done. And I'm a lazy person. Adjustable to 2 and a half inch longer. This is what you'll need.

Also, the part that sticks into the dipped area where the rods go is actually a flower design head with a screw protruding ... this is meant to help secure the rod into the dipped area. It's a nice addition.

For the less than $2.00/pair, these are rocking it out for my whole house! You can paint them different colors if you want with whatever compatible spray paint you have hanging around :) Now the only thing I didn't know was the screw in pieces on the front (where you can see the little metal piece from the front protruding into the rod space) was that they would look like little flowers. It is okay though because you really don't notice it from the front!

Some card boards are stronger than these brackets.

These are sturdy brackets that I was able to adjust to the 3" depth that I needed. They added a classy look to my exposed large bay window curtain rod. The rod and brackets show because I used clip rings to drop my valence down. I took the brackets apart and lightly sprayed them with bronze/copper color paint to match my rod. Cover the screw hole with tape first-you don't want to mess up the threads. I'm adding photos.

I purchased these to hang outdoor shade curtains that I sewed from Coolaroo shade fabric. I needed an economical way to hang them. These are easily installed. I used 1/2 inch PVC pipe as the rod, and the fit was perfect. It will be easy to remove the shade curtains when the season changes, leaving the brackets up all year. These brackets appear sturdy. I expect they will hold up for a long time.