Adjustable Door Garland Hanger, No Drill Tension Rod, 3 Bendable Hooks

A black tension rod that twists tight inside your door frame, with three sliding clips and bendable arms that hold a garland across the top of the door. Nothing screws into the trim, and when the season is over the whole thing comes back out without leaving a mark.

No drill. No nails in the woodwork. No holes to fill in the new year. Screw the rod together, twist it tight between the two sides of the frame, and bend the arms into hooks.

A garland over the door without a single hole

Hanging a garland over the front door usually means tapping nails into the trim, screwing in cup hooks or sticking clips to the paint, and every one of those leaves something behind once the garland comes down. This rod holds itself up. Each end carries a textured rubber pad, and as you twist the rod it lengthens and presses both pads out against the inside of the frame, so the pressure does the holding. Nothing goes into the wood. When you loosen it again, the frame looks exactly as it did before.

The rod sits across the top of the doorway, just inside the frame, and the garland drapes from it and falls down either side. Because it fits within the opening, the same rod works on a front door, an inside doorway or a pair of French doors.

Built in sections, so it fits a narrow door or a wide one

The rod arrives as a set of black sections that screw together end to end: a telescopic piece that slides in and out, three longer extensions and one short one. Use as many as your doorway needs, then twist to take up the last few inches. Put together, it spans openings from 32 to 81 inches wide.

The frame sides need to be at least 2.2 inches deep, which is the width of each pad, so there is a flat surface for it to press against. The rubber faces grip painted wood, tile, concrete, marble and glass, and they cover enough of the frame that the rod stays where you set it.

Bend the arms to suit the garland you have

Each of the three clips slides along the rod and locks in place with a thumb knob on top. Most doors look right with one in the middle and one near each end, but you can bunch them closer for a short swag or space them out under a long run of greenery. Below each clip hangs an 11.6-inch flexible arm. Bend it down and forward into a hook and the garland rests in the curve. Curl it into a tighter loop and it will hold a wreath instead.

When the season ends, slacken the rod, lift it out and unscrew it into short sections that store away in a drawer. Next year it goes up in the same few minutes, over a door frame that was never drilled.

Specifications

Type: Adjustable garland hanger for door frames

Material: Stainless steel

Color: Black

Fits door openings: 32 to 81 in (81 to 206 cm) wide

Frame depth needed: At least 2.2 in (5.5 cm) on each side

Frame surfaces: Wood, tile, concrete, marble and glass

Mounting: Tension fit, twisted tight between the sides of the frame; no drilling, screws, nails or tools

Assembly: Required, by hand with no tools; the rod sections screw together end to end, then the clips and support arms fit on

Hooks: 3 clips with bendable support arms, each clip movable along the rod and locked with a thumb knob

Support arm length: 11.6 in (29.5 cm)

End pad width: 2.2 in (5.5 cm)

Telescopic section length: 16.2 to 25 in (41.2 to 63.5 cm)

Extension section length: 15.4 in (39 cm)

Short section length: 12.1 in (30.6 cm)

Garland and wreath: Not included

Use: Front doors, interior doorways and French doors

Package Includes

1x Telescopic Rod Section

3x Extension Rod Sections

1x Short Rod Section

2x End Bases with Rubber Pads

1x Screw Head

1x Pipe Plug

3x Clips

3x Bendable Support Arms