NoNo Bracket - Inside Mounted Blinds Curtain Rod Bracket Attachment

Works like a charm. I had to buy another set because 2 was not enough to hold the middle. Apart form that it fit perfectly and does the job :)

I recommend and absolutely love these! I wish they had them back when I got my first apartment over 20 years ago. I am part of a military family and we have moved MANY times over the years and these would've been a life changer! I hated drilling holes or plastering everytime we moved. And those command strips only work but so much. As you can see in the picture, my daughters window is wide so I used 3 brackets and worked like a charm. I am going to get some for every window in my place. Dead serious, and these are the inside ones. They literally just slide in! And you can adjust the opening in case you have a thick or thin curtain rod. 20/20! All day..can't praise these enough!💯💯💯✊✊✊✊✊❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

These really work and I love that. I only wish they could be tightened up a little bit more, for the average sized blinds. Other then that they are perfect for what I need.

Very good !! Working perfectly. Thank you !!!!!

Absolute junk. We figured because we are renters these would be a good solution for us avoiding putting some holes in the wall mounting a curtain rod. However, they don't fit tightly on the blinds and with the slightest wiggle, they will come right off. Don't waste your time and money. Better just to mount a curtain rod and patch the wall after you leave.

No tools, no holes, no hassel to use...get the right one for your blinds and it's great. Brackets can be completely hidden leaving a nice looking install of curtains. Priced high, a quantity discount would be a good sell.

I bought both types of No-No brackets - both the outside mounted and inside mounted. This review is for the inside mounted variety only. I have two types of mini blinds in my home, both mounted inside. The No-No brackets worked well on the first kind. These mini blinds were mounted to the top inside of the window sill. They also were a bit larger than 1 in, they were about 1.5 inches (measuring the top frame portion of the mini blind) Two things helped. First the mounting to the top portion of the sill allowed for a tighter fit for the No-No bracket between the sill (if that's the right word) and the blind. Also the larger size allowed for a tighter fit for the bracket itself. Two small issues arose. First, this is a larger window, (width) and required multiple blinds and brackets. The curtains can not fit over the brackets themselves, and so everywhere you have a bracket, you have a small gap in curtain. So this doesn't produce a seamless look, but pretty close. Also the brackets are placed at the furthermost corner of the window, providing a small gap that the curtain does not cover at the edge of the window. Again, this is not as noticeable on this window, because I am just using sheers. On a window I used darker curtains this gap is noticeable and I tried to "work" the corner of the curtain over the bracket a teensy to make it less noticeable. On the windows that I have standard 1 in mini blinds....these were really unsuccessful. The first problem is in the size of the bracket itself It is adjustable, however even the adjustment leaves too large a fitting for these particular 1 in mini blinds. If the made the bracket opening smaller this would resolve this problem. So with the bracket opening size being too large, on the one window I could kinda "finagle" (is that a word?) The worked okay, but they sag a little. Not bad, but a little. For the other window, the mini blinds were mounted to the side of the window (not the top) -- they were mounted inside, just on the sides and not the top) - these did not work. The bracket was too large to secure and the "gap" between the top of the window was too large - so they just didn't work. These were not the saving grace I had hoped, however they worked on a couple windows in my house -- so -- it is what it is. See the pictures below - I wish I could add captions to explain what I was showing you - 1. The small gap in the curtain it leaves 2. The whole window - as you see this is really 3 windows, I thought this was successful 3. The darker curtain -- now the gap is more noticeable...but its ok with me 4 . the last picture is the blinds they just didn't work on at all.

What a game changer! These brackets work perfectly with blinds that have the head rails on them. The clamp slid easily into the rail and it holds sturdy just as is. I laid a curtain rod over them and voila! No drilling or making permanent holes in the wall. Love them!

These were pretty much useless as they don't hold the weight of curtains any heavier than net curtains. They don't tighten enough and kept slanting forward then falling off, so they are now gathering dust in a cupboard.

Thanks for the great product and service! The delivery was amazingly quick. The stickers that came with it didn’t do much to help us hold up our curtains / rod, so we had to modify it entirely as the actual shape did not work for our blinds and we had to bend the metal way more than we thought we needed to in order to wrap around the blinds to hold. We think this is an awesome idea, but if you can make modifications or sell other options separately, it will be incredible.

This is great. The head rail of my vertical blinds is against the ceiling, so these slide in and hold perfectly. Just have to use clip rings and rod pocket curtains as there's not much room at the top.

Info said 3 in pack but only received one. Given refund

Not exactly secure with a toddler pulling on curtains but still a great product when in use