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Built to Last
Unmatched Durability
Strong stainless steel for lasting use.
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Effortless Movement
Smooth Curtain Operation
Glides smoothly and quietly.
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Perfect for Any Setting
Fits Any Décor
Complements any room and style.
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Hassle-Free Installation
Simple Installation
Quick and easy to install.
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Superior Protection
Rust-Free Beauty
Resists rust and corrosion.
Elle
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
These are heavy-duty curtain hooks that hold pleated curtains in place without bending. The four-prong design gives a nice structured look, and they work well with heavier drapes. They slide smoothly on a curtain rod without snagging.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2025
This is a nice set of curtain hooks and accessories for your drapery projects. I always seem to need a couple more hooks or rings when I am installing new curtains and this was an ideal set to find. It’s a whole lot cheaper to buy a big set like this than it is to buy them individually. All of the pieces are just as great quality as ones I have used in the past.
FCK
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024
The quality is the same if not much better than those more expensve curtain hooks.
Malcolm
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2024
I got these to go with new pleated drapes. I like that they're four-pronged (ones I've used in the past were more frustrating to deal with). These slid in easily and bear the weight of the drape without bending or straining.
dogwood
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2024
good.
Denise
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024
We got these pinch pleat curtain hooks to be able to hang some new pinch pleat curtains on old drapery rods. When we bought this old house, we threw away the drapery hooks with the old curtains. So we just needed replacement drapery hooks. These are very heavy duty however they do not work with our curtains. These drapery hooks are designed for two slots, to the left and to the right of the pinch pleat and our curtains just have one slot exactly behind each pleat. I do think they're an excellent value for the quality and quantity. They are just not compatible with my curtains. Be sure your curtains have a pinch pleat placket or slots to insert the hooks on the left and on the right side of the back of each pinch pleat, rather than one opening exactly behind the pinch pleat. I still feel these drapery hooks deserve five stars because you get 60 high quality drapery hooks for a very low price.
Ric R
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2024
I recently received "60 PCS - Strong Stainless Steel Pinch Pleat Curtain Hooks - Makes Pinch Pleated Curtains and Drapes for Three Standard Windows - 4 Prongs Pleated Tape Curtain Drapery - Curtain Pin Hooks - UrbanRed" and I'm honestly so confused on how to use them properly that I can't really say if they're good or not. They SEEM good, but I SEEM to have no idea what I'm doing, so please consider my lack of understanding as you read any nonsense that follows! :)I ordered these to hang a 15' wide, thermal curtain for my sliding glass door. I wanted the curtain to open/close from only one side, but was having problems with the curtains hanging via rod pocket. I tried the "back tab" option, but I didn't like the way the fabric hung. I decided "pinch pleat" must be the next reasonable option, so when I saw this set of 60 hooks, I ordered. I had no idea what I was getting into though, because when they arrived I found myself just staring at the package, unsure what it is exactly I'm supposed to do to turn these hangers and the 15' wide curtain into a beautiful window dressing.These hooks did not come with instructions, so I have to assume they're geared for customers who already have at least half a clue (I don't have even a quarter of a clue, I promise). I looked online, but I have yet to find an instructional video that doesn't either skip over the "inserting the hooks into the curtain fabric" portion of instructions, or is entirely focused on how to "DIY" making pinch pleat curtains from start to finish. Somewhere in between is the information I'm trying to find, and I'm sure I'll get there. I just haven't yet, so my curtains are not pleated (pinch or otherwise, assuming there are other types of curtain pleats) and are not even hanging. I'm hoping I can take care of that this weekend, but without a guide of some this project may get back-burnered until my mom comes to visit.The hooks themselves seem quite durable. The points are sharp and should have no issue piercing any curtain fabric you might want to hang. The finish on the hooks is smooth, so I am confident they'll glide nicely over the metal curtain rod. I just have to figure out how to "pinch the pleats" with the hooks and then get the hooks into the curtain rings. My lack of knowledge is absolutely not the responsibility of the product or its seller though - I own my own ignorance, lol. And on this topic, I'm definitely uneducated.This product seems well made and if you know what you're doing, I think they should work great. I'm happy to recommend these even if I don't know how to properly use them.
Sarah Hernandez
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2024
I bought these to hang a heavy set of curtains, they worked perfectly and didn't struggle with the weight. Durable and high quality.
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