Curtain Rod Won T Stay In Wall

So when i tried screwing it into the wall it just made really big holes the black long screws went in but they were loose and flimsy.

Curtain rod won t stay in wall.

A small v shaped piece slides behind the molding to secure the holder in place. Thats all the curtain rod info states. The lining material won t damage the wall and is easy to trim to the contours of the caps with scissors. Get some small screws or nails again you can ask at the hardware.

The best way to mount anything on. Tightening the tension rod enough to compress the liner should make the rod secure enough. Install it by marking both ends at the correct position on the wall directly above the base of the shower and tub then compress the rod and position the two ends in place before releasing. If there s one close enough that it looks okay you should do that.

After a while i figured the springs must have been wearing out so i purchased a new tension rod. The shower rod can be adjusted from 44 in. In the wall surrounding the window are 2x4 studs of solid wood the window frame is put into the stud frame when it s installed. Along with the screws in the curtain rod package it also came with white plastic screws though they were not sharp but not sure what they are for.

Both ends of the rod must meet at precise right angle to the wall horizontally and vertically. The walls are tile and it s a rental so i can t drill into them. It stays in place thanks to twisting tension but don t worry it won t damage your walls. The next best option is probably to use a toggle bolt anchor.

The best thing to do is avoid drywall anchors and screw directly into a stud. You don t need any tools to install this shower curtain rod. This one stayed up for about a day and now it won t stay put for longer than a couple of minutes. Drywall may look solid enough but it won t hold a screw and if you mount a curtain rod improperly you ll end up with a sagging curtain and a hole to patch.

Instant curtain rod holders wrap around the top corners of your window molding.