No Drill Curtain Rod Brackets for Rods Up to 1.5 in Thick, Adhesive Pair

A pair of curtain rod brackets that go up with an adhesive pad and no-trace pins instead of screws, so you can hang a curtain rod over a window you are not allowed to drill, or simply do not want to.

No drill. No wall plugs. No holes to fill when you move out. Clean the spot, press the brackets on, and give them a day before the rod goes up.

Curtains for the window you cannot drill

Most curtain rods arrive with a bag of screws and assume you own a drill, a stud finder and the right to make holes in the wall. In a rented apartment, a plaster wall that crumbles or a window framed by tile, that is exactly where the plan stops, and the window stays bare or ends up with a tension rod that slowly slides down the frame. These brackets skip that step. Each one sticks to the wall above the window, and when you take it down, the pins leave only a tiny pinhole behind.

A clamp that closes over the rod

Each bracket is a flat back plate with a small cradle on its lower half. The adhesive pad goes on the back, and no-trace pins go in through the sloped band at the top of the plate for a second point of hold. The rod drops into the cradle from above, and a spring-loaded lever with a toothed underside folds down over the top of it. The rod sits inside the bracket rather than balanced on an open hook, and lifting the small tab on the lever lets it out again.

They are molded ABS plastic, 3.1 inches tall and under two inches wide, so with a curtain hanging in front, what you see from across the room is the rod and its finials, not the hardware.

Made for the rod you already own

The cradle takes rods from 5/8 of an inch up to 1.5 inches across, which covers slim metal rods, decorative metal, wooden poles and most tension rods. Check how thick your rod is first, because anything thicker will not sit under the lever. The rod itself is not included, so the one already in the closet finally gets used.

Windows are the obvious place, but the same pair will hold a short towel bar beside the bathroom mirror, a rail for coats by the door or a row of utensils over the kitchen counter. The black pair disappears against a dark rod and looks deliberate on a pale wall. The white pair melts into white trim and painted walls, so all you notice is the curtain, hanging where you wanted it, on a wall you never had to drill.

Specifications

Type: Adhesive curtain rod brackets

Material: ABS plastic

Colors: Black, White

Dimensions: 3.1 x 1.9 x 2.3 in (7.8 x 4.8 x 5.8 cm)

Dimensions are given as height x width x depth from the wall

Rod diameter: 5/8 to 1.5 in (1.6 to 3.8 cm)

Rod types: Metal, decorative metal, wooden and tension rods within that diameter

Will not fit: Rods thicker than 1.5 in (3.8 cm)

Mounting: Adhesive pad plus no-trace pins, no drilling, screws or tools

Before hanging: Wait 24 hours after pressing the brackets on

Removal: The pins leave a tiny pinhole

Curtain rod: Not included

Use: Curtain rods over windows and doorways, short towel bars, rails for coats or kitchen utensils

Package Includes

2x Curtain Rod Brackets

1x Bag of No-Trace Pins