Supforce 17-82in Stepless Adjustable Closet Rods for Hanging Clothes, 1.3in Diameter Heavy Duty Closet Hanging Rod, Matte Black

great clothes bar for redoing an older large closet. unwinds to tighten and winds move or adjust length. wipes down easily with just a damp cloth. very sturdy, does not bend at all. I would definitely reorder and recommend

I am very happy with this new closet rod. The ability to easily adjust the length and lock in place was perfect. Attaching it to the wall was easy as well. Took me just a few minutes to complete it and place the clothes on hangers back in the closet. Loved that it was available in white.

We used these when creating our custom walk in closet. Great quality for the price, super easy to assemble, and have been very sturdy and held up great!

this was an excellent tool for My closet. I have different sizes and I can adjust to my closet size. now I need a closet shelf to do this

Looked Great. Didn't need. Returned

I'm not sure if it's me or the product. I cannot “adjust” the length. The pieces do not come apart once together. No matter what I do I can't get it apart. I like the material and seems like it would be sturdy but I can't get the size I need so it's useless. The brackets are also good, just can't get the size needed to even try it. The picture shows the holes for adjustment but I can't see those to even make an attempt, are they inside??? What good is that if I know the measurement I need but I can't see the holes?

would be great in a new closet, but previous owner of house built thwir own shelf in the closet whi h didnt work for this bar. i got it to work, but was difficult. not seller or item issue.

Had high hopes for the product but I twisted the rod to tight so I wasn't able to use it. I tried to un tighten the rod but the rod ultimately won

Half of the hardware was missing from one of them and the other one wasn't even put together. It was just a box of pieces. I put it together but haven't installed it yet. The other one I did install but it has an annoying ring where the two pieces of pipe fit together. And the hangers want to get hung up in that groove. Otherwise it seems to work fine and far better that the aluminum strip with holes in it that was there prior.

The wall brackets are fine. The issue lies with the "adjustable" part of the pole. The inner tube that you have to twist to extend, may as well have been welded together for how hard it was to move. Infact we never got it to budge. WD40, pliers, a hammer, 4 different adults twisting and trying to knock it free. Nothing worked. It was so bad I just went and bought a Pvc pipe to put in the brackets instead. If you just want the wall brackets youre good. Otherwise dont bother.