Read All Swing Arm 14 to 24-inch Adjustable Curtain Rod Reviews

Item is great plus it expands if needed

perfect for just a panel that needs to swing out a bit over window blinds.

Love the effect. Used for office window that required more natural light.

Just what I wanted, very happy

Purchased these so I would have to damage my molding and trim around windows. They work and look great!

Used under a sink for a curtain. We have a stacked drawer unit in the open area and this makes it more decorative.

These rods allowed me to hang the curtain panels that pulled all of the design elements into focus in a room where I had no way of using traditional rods. The "dummy" panels look just as though I have open drapes flanking the wall of glass. Perfectly frames the view without a lot of distracting heavy fabric or metal.

Set screws stripped after first use as well as screws that tighten base of arms. Since none of the screws would tighten, the arms just hang loose. Should have returned them.

just what I needed,, correct size and color

I did not want curtains to cover my entire set of morning room windows, so I chose to hand these on each end with a patterned curtain. For this purpose, they are great. A large rod and tons of fabric would have just overpowered my morning room. But I bought very high-quality curtains on Great Offer Stock, and they cause the rods to pop out a bit. We did hang them at a tiny angle to account for the weight, but the rods aren't quite deep enough to account for the gathered depth of the curtain. Still...it's a good fit, and they were worth the cost.

This is well made and I will order again I'm sure.

These were difficult to find in the big box stores, so was glad to find them here. They are of good quality and work well with sheers on my French door.

Overall happy with the design and look. Something to keep in mind when installing: I used a level to install the base to the wall, thinking that would level out the rod. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case. The rod droops almost a quarter of an inch after inserted into the base. I had to screw the base again into the wall, leaving 4 holes from the first attempt. The best way to install is to insert the rod into the base and let it droop naturally. Then use the level over the rod to get it balanced. Don't let it sit directly on the rod or it will add weight to the rod. The base will be turned almost an 1/8 of an inch. Once you have the rod leveled out, turn the base clockwise to allow for the weight of the drape. This will throw off your level but it will help compensate for the weight of the drape once you put it on there. My panel is lightweight so I turned it just a little, A heavier drape add more weight to the rod so turn the base more. Add the drape if you can then use the level. It will be tricky so a second person will help. Mark the holes and drill the base into place. The bottom screw cap can be tricky to turn into place as well. The threads don't line up very easily. It will take some patience.

They were the perfect fit for my side windows to my entry door and at a great price!!

Love these! Have had them in a former home. Adds a unique visual interest to a window. Gets many compliments.

Served its purpose- strong against the wall, weakens as it reaches its end- served its purpose but expected strength in the item from beginning to end-- it sags at the tip, doesn't carry much weight-

Great quality! These are hard to find, so was thrilled to find them. I use them for a decorator look in bathrooms with high ceilings. Attach pretty fabric to this rod and use your full rod for plastic shower curtain when needed to pull for shower taking. You can use just one or one on each side of tub. It's also good for a showy treatment on your French doors as it swings out of the way when your door opens.

I bought these to use in the laundry room to hang clothes coming out of the dryer. Great when you don't have much room!

I really liked this item. I couldn't find something similar anywhere else and this swing arms were actually perfect for my project.

These rods were just the right size for small curtains on the side of our windows