Outdoor Connection Super Sling with Talon Swivels, 1-Inch, Break Up

These are a good fit for 3/4" dowel. They seem sturdy, but the screw holes are not in the same place. To install in a straight line I had to do one at time with the dowel inside to make sure they weren't twisted.

The item arrived earlier than promised and came shipped in a brown paper package. The hangers are solidly built and have a price that can NOT be beat for 4 units! Other places only give you 2 units for the cost of this one. The only draw backs were: 1) It does not have a thumb screw to hold and grip the rod itself. I already knew this prior to the purchase, but with creative thinking, was able to gerry rig it to perfectly work. 2) It really requires way longer screws and should have provided plastic wall anchors. In my situation, I had to mount the hangers on the ceiling rather than the wall because the wall had a stone face. All in all, the product quality was excellent with a fantastic price and was worth it.

Small closet, needed to save some space. The typical shelves have the rod stick out too far, though I was concerned w/ the bar between the rod & shelf, it was better than having hangers/clothes hit me from sticking out too far. Yes, you have to make they the shelf or whatever you are securing them to are steady & safe, but they look good and I’m much happier walking in my closet now.

I'd been wanting to get ceiling mount curtain brackets for a long time, but they're so unnecessarily expensive. Found these and took a chance on them, and they are great. I bought two packs, one for my living room (double window) and one for my bedroom (sliding door). I ended up only using three of the four brackets for each location (one on each end, one in the middle) to cut down on the # of holes I was putting in my ceiling, and this works great for me. So now I technically have two extra I can use if I ever wanted to hang a smaller curtain somewhere. I used the standard rod size that you find in most stores.This may seem obvious to some, but make sure if you're going only into drywall and not able to hit a stud, that you do use drywall anchors. The packs do not include them. I thought I could cheat a little by using studs for only two of the three brackets I used, and putting longer screws in the drywall. Quickly learned this would not work, so had to go back a week later and add in anchors for that bracket location. Now it's much sturdier.My only complaint would be that I had to use my own screws for this, so I docked one star. Luckily I keep various sizes around, but the seller should really consider changing to longer ones. I think they were 1/2" (?), which is really worthless to hang something from a ceiling. Some people might find this more frustrating as they would almost certainly need to get others from a store.

We were having a problem with figuring out a long wall curtain hanging system that wasn’t going to pull the curtain rod brackets out of the wall since the curtains were so heavy. All of the brackets and curtain rod hanging systems were so expensive to be able to support a heavy curtains and heavy rods. Nothing was holding in our drywall, not with T brackets or drywall screws and we couldn’t use a stud in every single bracket. Even the ones that were in studs were pulling out. So we decided to use a bracket that dropped down from the ceiling. My husband and I came up with using electrical bronze piping from home depot with these holders and it’s been great!!! . But we needed something sturdy to hold the piping with a snug fit. I saw a Pinterest idea and looked for these type of hangers. The holder is all one piece, so we had to line it up exactly to get it to fit, But it worked out great. We’re probably going to do this along more of our windows in our house. Very sturdy.

Wish it came with atleast one extra screw. Other than that good buy

One of the pictures showed the curtain rings as solid, but they aren't. They are hollowed out, which doesn't affect how well they work at all. But as you slide the curtain rod through, you can hear the scratch of the metal. I just wish that photo was not displayed. These were easy to install. They are the color they claim to be. They work wonderfully with the curtain rod I purchased.

These were really easy to install with a standard bar. I put one at each end of the bar, about 3 inches in from the end. I screwed them into the bottom of a solid wood shelf and the bar hangs down just the right height for hangers. Just pay attention to the weight rating, I may go back and add another one into the middle of the bar for extra support, because after I put all my clothes on there the middle of the bar looked a little saggy.