Curtain Holdbacks Pair, Metal Curtain Pole Tie Backs, Cutain Pole Tiebacks Hooks Bronze Metal, Curtain Rails and Fittings for Home Decor

Beautiful tiebacks and well constructed. I've purchased several more pairs since my initial purchase and have been pleased each time.

I bought three matching sets to use for three rooms. As you can see, Rocket, my faithful assistant, helped me install these myself. Rocket liked to hide in the curtains and it was pulling the rod off the wall. Now he has a clear view out of his window. They look great! Nice, heavy product.

I really like these. I bought them for my dining room window curtains (photo attached). Apparently I installed them wrong, because I have the pointy thing going up instead of to the side. I had a very difficult time installing them, so I am not going to redo it. I am putting some of the blame for that on the manufacturer, which is why I subtracted one star.Each hook has two screw holes, and screws are included along with plastic anchors. I always use sturdy metal drywall anchors instead of the flimsy ones included with the product. Here is the problem: drywall anchors don't go into wooden studs, and wooden studs are what you run into when you are drilling next to a window. It is possible that you will be just fine if you use the included plastic anchors, since they are smaller and might not even penetrate all the way through the drywall. Plus, you could probably just bore out some extra room for them in the wooden stud underneath if need be. I would not recommend this product for use with thick curtains where the panels are double width or more. It's too much material to stuff into the bracket and doesn't look good.

They work great and look like they were made for the drapes

Beautiful and very classy for our small bedroom

I had these hooks years ago and there is a purpose for this design!!! if they were for tie backs, there kind of not the prettiest. I've been looking for instructions on line on how to use them. What they are for is installing them on the top of the window like as if you were hanging a curtian hook. Then you take your fabric and twirl it on the hook to make a rosette or puff. Then you swag the middle of the fabric to the other hook and pull the fabric into a rosette on that side as well. I remember it being kind of hard to do but I would do it with like 10 yards of fabric. I remember trying to get them perfect and my arms ready to fall off but they would end up looking beautiful. lolNow searching on line on how to make the fabric go on the hooks is so hard bc I don't know what to call them or even on YouTube I don't know how to word it. If there's anyone from in the 90's and remembers them, please send your help!!!!!!!!! Nancy

These were easy to install and I love being able to have my blackout drapes down when I want and then easily pulling them back and tucking them behind this holdback when I want to let the light in and see our beautiful view.

Purchased for my curtains in the living room. They look very nice and elegant. Would recommend buying. It makes the curtains look neat when pulled back. They were very easy to install. Used an electric drill.