I am looking at using this over my patio door with lined drapes. I do not want to have to place a 3rd bracket in the middle. Will it hold?
1603507
Depends on the span I suppose. If possible you could put the 3rd one to the ceiling to help support the rod in the middle.
1603508
It depends how wide your door is, and what size rod you bought. If it's a double door, then you'll want to add a bracket in the middle, as it'll tend to sag. These adjustable rods are made of two tubes, one of which fits inside the other, and is pushed in or pulled out to make the width you want. So there isn't the strength and rigidity you'd need to span a double door without its sagging in the middle.
1603509
I pull a 6 ft grommeted black out curtain across this rod without a middle bracket. I suspect a lined drape could bow the rod.
1951137
Yes to all you asked. The bracket may interfere with screens but it should certainly allow a window to close if no AC is in place. I use these brackets in windows that don't have the AC in most of the time and they are a big help in preventing the AC from tipping out and falling during installation and removal rather than just supporting it while in place.
367240
It wouldn't work well on the back of a door. It hangs on a rod like a hanger would. I think it would be strong enough to hold bath towels. I have multiple cardigans and thicker sweaters on it.
961922
You can hang it. Its nice that its not too heavy either... you don't need those brackets that are typically used with heavy or large items
223900
I can only tell you about my situation. I hung my bracket outside my window to hang a bird feeder on. I angled it so that I can see it when I'm lying in bed. I would say the brackets are sturdy enough to support a 10" basket, but since I'm only hanging a 1 pound bird feeder, I can't say for sure.
819178
I intended to anchor it securely enough for incidental grabs with larger screws than provided- into studs. I think it would have been strong enough, but I would not want to routinely put much weight on it. You can set the space between the support brackets wherever you like, which should help with bending of the rod. It is not a solid rod and is maybe 3/8" diam.
103185
It is heavy and little difficult to hang. It depends on the material of your door. The wall is the best way to hang because you have to find studs for the brackets.
1262274
Yes. The two mount brackets are small and centered at mid-point of door jam. They won't interfere with the doors function. Great exercise tool.
1945492
We used our brackets to hang a 14" deep wood shelf (3/4 inch). We feel confident that the brackets would hold a 13" deep glass shelf but be sure the brackets are securely anchored to the wall!
1953430
I used it with a curtain. It looks like it would clamp ok but, you would not be able to slide the door past it.
1205855
I honestly can't remember, I am currently using it for our patio door. The poles span about 80 inches, with the two outer poles touching in the middle and there is no sagging even after my 3 year old was hanging on the curtain. One of the brackets bent slightly but I was able to force it back into a level position. Try contacting the retailer to be sure. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1498413
3 inch would do the job, the brackets are a bit more than 2 inch. It's a good product, beside the rust it came with, it has hold on well.
1061789
If there is a solid wall type of structure on each side to firmly attach the extensions to framing the gate, then possibly it would hold up. I don't think you could expect it to be strong enough with two extensions attached together and then the gate. I have it attached to stucco walls on each side and it works great, but I think if it were attached to a string of extensions it would not hold up as well. I hope that helps. But I would call the manufacturer to ask them- it's a good product, but as I do not use the extensions I can't say for sure.
1233198
If the weight was spread out over 3 shelves, yes. One shelf holding 25-30 lbs will cause that shelf to flex too much unless you put braces in between the shelves. The mount itself would hold if you attach it to the stud instead of using drywall anchors.
99051
NO. It fits perfectly on a 1 3/8" door. You'd have to bend out the hangers too much I believe.
320277
I use it for regular lined drapes and hung them from the ceiling. It will hold a lot if you use anchors in the drywall.
1345030
I'm not quite certain of the weight it will hold, but as an example, I have 2 sets of Solid Grommet Top Thermal Insulated Blackout Curtain 95"(bought here) on a rod at about 120". Using a center support bracket, there's no sag in the rod at all. All of the brackets are screwed into studs. So the rod is extended right at its length limit without issues, that center bracket makes all the difference. As I'm not sure of the curtains weight, I know it doesn't really answer your question, just trying to give an example