GRESATEK Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Rod Socket Flange Set Rod Holder Set for Closet Poles Up to 1-1/3" Diameter, Silver, U Shaped, Easy Installation or Quick Removal

Why don’t I ever learn? So I’m headed to the giant orange hardware store on Saturday and my wife asked me to get some brackets for the shower curtain rod. Preferably chrome but white is okay. One hour of wandering aimlessly around and trying to find an employee that even knows what a shower curtain rod is later: nada. Give up and head home to a disappointed wife. Hate when that happens. Go on Amazon, type in “bracket,rod”. Second item that comes up: perfect. $8. Order. Two days later. Happiness. 5 stars for being exactly what it claims and getting me out of a jam. I like it very much when my wife is happy. Highly recommend. Thanks for reading

My closet poles came with cheap plastic holders that broke under the weight of too many clothes, admittedly. The center screw had sheared right off leaving half in the stud, so I needed a different mounting option. These fit the bill, and the bases hide a multitude of previously failed repair attempts.I should qualify the stainless issue by saying I magnet-checked, and they passed by NOT being attracted to the magnet. I think some may have that confused. However, it could be some kind of alloy, I don't know. All I know is several months later they're holding everything I can squeeze in.

This product was used as part of a clothing rack I built for my girlfriend. I used these in conjunction with 300lbs test steel rod, 1.25 in diameter. This holds a great deal of clothing across a 92 in span. It is strong enough to hold me doing pull ups (165lbs). It was easy to set up on the huh since both sides had open top, that was a huge plus. The slip screw needed a touch of loc -tite to keep it from moving, but it is solid.The only gig I can give it is that it claims to handle 1 1/3 in rod. My rod is 1 1/4 inches and I had to grind the rod down to fit in the pocket.

Using a metal bracket to hold a closet pole is obviously the right thing to do.Sadly, far too many closet poles were installed by builders with cheap plastic brackets. Plastic is simply not a good material for use under continuous load, and will eventually fail. Your only hope is that the failure will be comical, and caught on camera.Check your closets now for plastic brackets, measure your pole's diameter, and buy these (or a model the right size for your poles) immediately. Installation is simple enough, requiring three screws in each bracket. They included the plastic anchors for use in gypsum wallboard. You will just need to provide the screwdriver and any needed contortions to reach the right place inside the closet.

The pros:* Flanges are heavy duty.Cons:* The set screw needs to be about four times longer than it is. Doesn't even touch a 1-1/8" rod.* The set screw is metric as a #6 screw is loose and a #8 won't fit.* The set screw is on the left side of both flanges. I was expecting one on the left and one on the right as shown in the first photo for the product. So you need a right angle screw driver to tighten your replacement set screw if you put this up near a wall.

I used them to hold up my shower rod since it kept falling. It worked great and I actually love how they look!! I definitely recommend these!

This wall mount worked great. I have a long window (about 146 inches) and needed to do custom curtains which involved buying multiple products. This was great to support the rod I bought (in addition to buying a ceiling mount for more support). The screws were a little short to secure my rod but I was able to get other screws and I used an offset screw driver for the hard to reach places.

Worked great for what I needed them for. I bought a screen curtain, to keep bugs out, for my back door that came with a curtain rod with a twistable spring resistence. It kept falling periodically when my dogs would come in and out so I got these rod holders to screw in, inside of the top of my door jam to hold the curtain rod in place with out falling. Success, no more curtain am rod falling any more. Very happy!