NONO Bracket – No Drill Curtain Rod Bracket for Vertical Blinds, Outside Mounted Blinds Clip On Attachment Set of 3 (White), No Drilling Required, Renter Friendly, Fits Rectangular Headrails

Who knew? Great idea. Great product!

They worked well. A quick way to hang curtains without measuring a drilling

10/10 straight out of the package everything feels very sturdy, used on our living room window to add some extra privacy with some curtains. Very easy to install (see video) with a snug fit and works with blinds mounted on the interior of the window frame. They hold the curtain rod without a problem and are a great price. For like a glove and helps take away from the landlord special blinds that everyone hates. Looks great so far and will be adding blinds very soon.

These are great. You don't have to use any kind of adhesive or nails. I just clipped them onto the existing vertical blind base and that's it. They are sturdy enough and hold the standard curtain rod and curtains. I used them on an 84" rod and they work great. My only complaint is that some light still gets in from the sides because of the way they sit. So if you work nights, and sleep during the day and need it pitch black, you will need another solution for that.

Make sure to read everything on the NO-No page, so you understand what kind of mount you need and take some measurements before ordering. It took me a few tries to get it right, but the information is there if you look. I actually used the wrong mount in this case, but I was able to slip it on from the ends and it works. It feels VERY secure on my giant sliding door blinds rod. I'm so excited to be able to hang a curtain over the blinds! These are a must for any renter. These are heavy, high quality and look ok, but they do stick out a lot, so you also want to make sure to get the right color (I didn't get that right the first time either!). They adjust well, but it can be a bit tricky to get your fingers/tools in the right spot, while balancing on a step stool. Make sure you have a friend to help, just to be safe.

I purchased these for my patio window curtains. They work great while supporting or holding up heavier curtains, and with the use of 6 curtain panels to cover my patio door.

Doesn’t fit super snug but gets the job done. Could be more secure

This is WORLD CHANGING if you live in an apartment with those ugly long frustrating breakable sliding blinds!!! These arrived and I thought I purchased the correct size , but at the smallest setting they were too big! I was So disappointed…. But GENIUS MOMENT , I flipped The bracket around backwards and was able to get them snug and they hold the rod just perfect! I never have to slide these dang maddening blinds again! You will not be disappointed! All thanks to a video my daughter saw of someone else using them , and swiftly sent to me!!

The brackets can be attached to vertical blind valances. The do attach fairly easily, but I had my sister help me. These are awesome. You can just pop on the rod with curtains so easily. The seem reliable/ sturdy. I wanted to add black out blinds and it all worked out.

Although the concept was good, the brackets didn't fit snugly onto the blind rail and even though they supply sticky pads I had to apply a very strong glue as well. They will only take a narrow pole so you can only use very light curtains, it won't take anything heavy. Other than that, the idea is good as I had to have my vertical blinds on the outer recess because of a door but always wanted curtains as well so have adapted accordingly.

Works great and exactly what I was looking for! I like the blinds as they block out the glare, but I also like to add curtains to make the room feel cozier.Just clamp over the existing blind rail, tighten screw to secure, then hang your curtain and adjust the rod. Super easy and takes a few minutes to do. You just need a screwdriver and a stable ladder/stool and you’ll be good to go.

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Just what I needed in my rental property since I can’t remove the awful vertical blinds, they’re definitely strong since I had to mod a few to bolt to the right actual brackets holding the blinds as I had some very heavy curtains and I didn’t trust the blinds and clips since the vertical blinds kept tipping forward, however I’ve set them up normally on the other blind and they sitting good but beware you can’t tighten the rod clamp on 16mm curtain rods