Tension Rods, 4 Pack Adjustable Spring Steel Cupboard Bars Tension Curtain Rod 9.8-15.7 Inches Shower Rod Closet Rod Tensions Rod Extendable Width

Used these to keep a window with an AC unit in it from opening, worked perfectly.

Used these in my camper refrigerator and cupboards. Works great keeping things in order will bumping around the camper all over the USA!

These are fairly strong and I don't have a problem using them on light curtains.

Use these in our RV fridge and freezer, work great.

This is a cheaper alternative to window security bars. My window doesn't lock and I bought the because they were a lot cheaper than the items listed as window security bars. You get four in a pack and they're not two flimsy. If you are looking for something thick and really sturdy. I would look elsewhere. For my needs, this did the trick.

I purchased these for the pantry cupboard in our RV. I used one to keep things in place on a stationary shelf and it worked great. However, the other three did not stay in place. Our pantry has three sliding drawers and I always put a bungee cord around the handles to keep it closed while traveling. I purchased the tension rods as extra insurance on keeping the drawers from banging against the inside of the cupboard doors. Even though there was very little weight in the drawers, the rods did not withstand the trip. Glad that I continued to use the bungee cord as an extra precaution.

I purchased these curtain rods to use in my bathroom and my window over the kitchen sink. They are small and at first I thought they were flimsy. Then I realized any curtain that I’m hanging in a small window is pretty lightweight so it’s OK. I currently have one in my kitchen window and I put one in my hallway to help hang a Halloween decoration. Super satisfied with these and I’m glad that there are four in a pack because I can definitely think of uses other than just my kitchen and bathroom windows.

Looks great, no bulky ends showing, and they’re stable. They haven’t fallen down as some reviewers have stated. Maybe because I hung shear curtains which aren’t too heavy (38”x 96” each). The side lights are 10 inches wide so I bought a 9 inch rod. I could’ve purchased a narrower rod and extended it to 10 inches, but my thinking was, the closer to the actual width would make the rods stronger, which seems to be the case.