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The WL.Rocaille Magnetic Curtain Rods offer a versatile and practical solution for those looking to hang lightweight curtains or towels on metal surfaces. With an adjustable length ranging from 9 to 16 inches, these rods are designed to meet your specific needs while providing a secure hold. Ideal for use on refrigerators, steel doors, and other metallic surfaces, these curtain rods simplify installation and enhance your home decor.
These are great, they are inexpensive, but very nice looking. The magnet is fantastic, and holds in place very well, even with moving the curtains back and forth and pulling on them, and they are nice and sturdy, I'm not worried about them bending or breaking easily. They are super easy to put together and use, and they fit perfectly with curtains. I love them, and would definitely get again, especially for that price.
This worked great in the back window of my campervan. Very strong magnet. I hung blackout curtains and can slide them open or closed at night. Love these curtain rods.
So far so good, was able to hang a mop, swiffer and apron on it. Finish seems durable (champagne)
Easy to use and the magnets have a strong hold. Only con is that they easily scratch the surfaces they’ve been placed on. I wished they put a little bit of felt along the outside of the magnet housing to prevent the scratching.
Good product. Just as described.
My laundry room door has a window that I wanted covered for privacy. After trying to install a normal curtain rod I discovered my door was made of metal. First thing I did was check to see if it was a metal that would attract magnets, which it was. Some people are saying these don't stick to all metal and that's true. These won't stick to anything that a normal magnet wouldn't stick to, such as aluminum and whatever that 'stainless steel' covering is on my appliances. So first test the target location with any magnet.Anyways, so I'm getting ready to assemble these and they don't really tell you that the magnetic rod holders have two different sized holes. You need one with a larger hole for the outer rod and one with a smaller hole for the smaller rod so the rods fit tight on each side. It was kind of awkward at first, trying to put the curtain onto the rods while fussing with the smaller rod so I ended up taking out the smaller rod, attaching the thicker rod to the magnetic holder with the bigger hole, putting the curtains onto that rod. Then I put the small rod back into the larger rod and attached the magnetic holder that had the smaller hole. Then simply stuck the whole rod and curtains set to the door.Super easy, really. I tugged on it a bit and it doesn't seem like it would come down unless someone jerks really hard on the curtain, like maybe a dog, kid, or cat, or maybe if the door were to slam really hard.
I bought these for my front door which faces west and they have done a great job of holding the curtain to block the blinding sun! My only issue is that I have to reset them at least once a day. The sides of the poles are different since it's extendable but both of the magnetic holders are the same size so the smaller end just falls out and often! The top peice had an insert in the holder that made it smaller but there was only one insert so the bottom rod just rests in it's holder until someone brushes against it or bumps it.
