Hang the Curtain. Skip the Drill.
Peel, press and snap in your curtain rod. Heavy-duty gel adhesive and a spring-loaded cradle give you a simpler way to mount rods on suitable smooth surfaces without drilling permanent holes.
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The Curtain Rod Doesn't Have to Become a Construction Project.
Traditional brackets mean measuring, drilling, wall anchors and permanent holes.
These brackets use a large adhesive mounting surface instead, making them especially useful when drilling isn't practical or desirable.
Clean. Peel. Stick. Hang.
The most important part is starting with a clean, smooth mounting surface so the adhesive can make good contact.
Not Just a Tiny Adhesive Hook.
The broad adhesive mounting plate spreads the load across a larger wall area while the spring cradle grips the rod from underneath.
On a properly prepared clean, smooth surface, a pair is rated to support loads up to approximately 20 lb.
Works With More Than One Style of Curtain Rod.
The spring-loaded holder flexes to accommodate a range of common rod styles and diameters instead of requiring one exact matching rod.
One Bracket. More Ways to Organize.
Once you can mount a compatible rod without drilling, the same idea can work in more places around the home.
Organize Tile Without Reaching for the Drill.
The adhesive backing is designed for use on suitable smooth surfaces and is water-resistant once fully bonded.
That makes the brackets useful for compatible towel rods and kitchen organization where drilling through tile is something you'd rather avoid.
No Drilled Holes When It's Time to Move Out.
Because installation doesn't require screws or wall anchors, you avoid creating permanent drilled holes just to hang a rod.
When removing the bracket, gently warm the adhesive area with a hairdryer first, then peel the mounting plate away slowly rather than pulling it off abruptly.
More Than One Finish to Work With Your Hardware.
Current product options include several finishes so the holder doesn't have to look completely out of place beside your curtain rod or room décor.
A Simpler Way to Mount a Rod.
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Hang the Rod Without Turning the Wall Into a DIY Project.
Heavy-duty adhesive backing, a spring-loaded universal cradle and a no-drill installation make these brackets a practical option for curtains, towel bars and household rod organization on suitable smooth surfaces.
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