Codoule Self Adhesive No Drill Adjustable Curtain Rod Holder Hooks Brackets Nail Free No Drilling Hangers for Bathroom

Oh my goodness!!! These adhesive hooks are the BEST thing I ever purchased!! I rarely leave reviews nor photos but bbaabbbbyyyyy! I need anyone on the fence to hear my testimony! My home has aluminum studs everywhere - barely any room to screw holes. After fighting with my neighbors power drill I said okay, let’s see what I can find magnetic / adhesive rods. I’ve been tryna hang curtains for 8 months with tension rods but I needed that finished polished look that full rods and panels give. You guys, these adhesive hooks gave my home an instant makeover! I hung door wreathes! And 6 sets of curtains yes six! I got creative and started hanging my long pothos plant leaves from the ceiling (see pics). WARNING! These are super duper sticky, some negative reviews mention removal is nearly impossible they will take the paint off the walls. This is true, while hanging the rod too aggressively one of the clips snapped! I had to get a knife and saw the thing off the wall! That’s also an indication of its strength so I’m good. My only criticism is the narrowness and fragility of the open / shut plastic clasps. I hung heavy duty black out curtains with heavy decorative rods - be very gentle, if you have two people that best if not use both your hands to align the rod, take your each index finger and gently open both clasps and lay the rods inside at the same time. I tried clipping one rod at a time but once the rod is secure the leveling drops a inch or two creating difficulty to balance and insert the other side - I had decorative heavy ends with width creating slight more difficulty but trust me! These are the truth. Final transparent point - as stated I originally tried to hang with the power drill so I had two holes in the same place I needed to affix the suction adhesive. An eager, never read the instruction kind of gal, I plopped them over the holes and hoped for the best… I had a near fail with the kitchen window left side, I walked back to see my precious rod hanging by the skin of the adhesive’s teeth! Whew! I jumped on the counter adjusted the rod by removing all the excess air bubbles - use a credit card to seal the adhesive down tight or a fingernail will do fine. I’m beyond happy! I brought two sets and I used them up immediately!!!! Hope this helps y’all, I gotta go! I’m literally bout to go order 10 packs!!! Read more

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I rarely leave reviews, but this purchase deserves a warning for anyone considering it. The chicken coop arrived in a box that already looked questionable—taped up in a way that suggested it had either been returned or handled poorly in transit. Unfortunately, the condition of the box matched the contents. After spending more than four hours assembling most of the structure, we discovered that several essential parts were missing. I contacted Amazon, and while they offered to send a full replacement right away, I refused because I only needed the missing pieces—not an entirely new unit to rebuild from scratch. That’s when things really went downhill. Since the item comes from a third-party seller, Amazon couldn’t provide the parts directly and had to refer me to the seller, warning that it might take up to three days just to hear back. For context: this was already my second attempt to buy the same item. The first order was placed over a month earlier. It was supposed to arrive within 4–5 days, but two weeks later it was suddenly canceled. Even worse, the price had jumped from $60 the first time to $123.99 when I reordered it. This second shipment was delayed as well, and of course arrived in rough shape with missing pieces. Once I finally got in touch with the seller, their “solution” was to immediately offer compensation so I could buy the missing parts locally. That alone was frustrating—why should I have to hunt down pieces for a product I ordered specifically so I wouldn’t have to go out shopping? After days of back-and-forth, photo requests, and repeated confirmations, the seller finally told me the missing parts weren’t even available in their U.S. warehouse and would have to ship from China, taking up to 10 more days. And again, they pushed the idea of compensating me to buy the parts myself. This whole interaction made it feel like this may be customary: sell a product with questionable quality, then offer small payouts hoping the buyer will overlook defects and the lack of proper support. The fencing is flimsy and nowhere near the sturdy metal-plastic material you’d expect. The “roof” is nothing more than a tarp with holes. The mesh panels are meant to be secured with zip ties—yes, zip ties—so that tells you a lot about how long the structure is meant to last. We used two of the zip ties to hold up the frame while we hopelessly waited for them to send the missing parts. The only thing that matched expectations was the frame, which is similar to basic gate fencing. Update: In my final communication with the seller, they asked me yet again to resend my name and address—after I had already provided it multiple times. At that point, I couldn’t help but think, wait, what? It summed up the disorganization of the entire experience. In the end, Amazon—not the seller—resolved the issue. Their support was the only part of this process that was reliable. If you’re considering this coop, be cautious. Between the poor packaging, missing parts, inflated price, cheap materials, and the seller’s unhelpful handling of the situation, I cannot recommend this product. Read more

I tried using this to hang a curtain, but it kept falling down. My wall material is stucco, and unfortunately it did not hold at all in this case. I even used three together on each side, and it still wouldn’t support the curtain rod and curtain. I’ve attached photos of my wall for reference. This may work better on other wall materials or with a lighter load, but the adhesive was not strong enough for a curtain on a stucco wall. Just something to be aware of before purchasing. The clasping function worked great but the adhesive was not strong enough for my wall. Read more

This is my 2nd set of these rod holders. I use them outside on my wooden catio (cat patio, for the uninitiated) to hold shower curtains up to protect it from bad weather. The adhesive worked well enough, but I knew the elements would finally negate it, so I'd also stapled them to the catio. High winds finally broke a couple after about 2 years, so I bought this set to replacement them. They are easy to install and rods are easily connected via the holder's bracket. I used very thin rods, which just sit inside the holders, but I think that the tension bracket, which is quite strong, will firmly hold standard diameter rods. Read more