Is this a tension rod, or does it have to be screwed into the walls?
1618742
Screwed into walls. Curved is really hard to find an affordable tension rod
1618743
You screw both ends into the walls. Screws are provided and it works best if you screw into wall studs.
1618744
This rod has to be screwed into the walls, it is one reason I chose it because ALL tension rods fall after a while.
153450
We haven't needed to use ours for awhile, but as I recall, it has a tension pole installation.Hope this helps.
1177947
It is a tension rod system but the manufacurers give you screws and tell you to screw it into the window frame also. There are holes for the screws in the sides that you push into place. They tell you to not to install it without the screws, but I say it depends on how heavy the plants are that you are putting on the shelves. I fits pretty snug.
1799376
After you shorten the chords at the center of the rod by pulling the chord and knotting them, you should have a loop that hangs done one side of the rod. put the loop into the tension device and attach the device to the wall where you want it with a screw through the hole in the device. It you decide that you want the device higher up the wall ( i.e., out of reach of little ones) you can shorten the chord more from the middle of the rod and re-knot it.
22904
there is a sliding set screw on the back of the rod (where you can't see it) that allows you to adjust the tension.
1244120
This is a very good tension rod. It only fell down once when I hung wet towels on it. If it only needs to hold a shower curtain and liner, it does just fine. But if you need to hang laundry to dry on it, get a screw mount.
705206
It was incredibly easy to replace. The tensioner comes off the cord one of two ways, both simple. Then its just one or two screws holding the mount to the wall. I promise you can do it too! Good luck....
92663
As I understand how you want to install it, that is to have it "spring" into position, no that's not how it works. What you do is set it up to almost the perfect length, put it up on the wall, and then twist tighten the ends to get a perfect fit. It's pretty easy.
268698
Mine is fastened to the underside of a shelf in my closet. The rod is telescoping so when not in use, you just push it in. When you need to use it, just pull it out. Good luck!
1956583
No, it is not a tension rod. It does require drilling, so you will not want to purchase this particular rod.
825334
It must be screwed into the wall. We had our contractor install it and it was a two man job.
739529
The unit is sturdy but light. Regarding the tension rod holding, it will depend upon what you hang from the clips.
879492
It will stay in place.... there is an adjustable screw to tighten the tension if needed
1465838
I presume you pretty much just use one of the doors. The opening should be placed in front of that door. In my case my doors open inward so the tension rod is inside the frame on the outside.
288329
Yes, even though they are tension mounted they are also screwed into the wall.
1140975
I simply screwed it to the wall with the screws supplied. It's better if you can locate the wall studs or you will need to use plastic sheetrock fasteners after drilling the appropriate sized holes.
1369385
It is a latch type of gate where you will need to screw eye hooks into your walls. This is not a tension based gate.