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Outside Mounted NoNo Brackets
- Outside mounted blind headrail attachment
- 1.5 - 2 inch Adjustment Range
- Holds up to 1 inch curtain rod
- Set of 2 or 3 Brackets
- Colors Available - Brown, Satin Nickel, Black, White, Gold, Antique Brass
Inside Mount NoNo Brackets
- Inside mounted blind headrail attachment
- Fits 1.25" headrail
- Includes Double Sided Non-Slip Strips
- Holds up to 1 inch curtain rod
- Set of 2 or 3 Brackets
- Colors Available - Brown, Satin Nickel, Black, White
XL Inside Mount NoNo Brackets
- Inside mounted blind headrail attachment
- Fits 1.50 to 1.75 inch headrail
- Includes Double Sided Non-Slip Strips
- Holds up to 1 inch curtain rod
- Set of 2 Brackets
- Colors Available - Brown, Satin Nickel, Black, White
Mini NoNo Brackets
- Inside mounted blind headrail attachment
- Fits 1" mini blind headrail
- Includes Double Sided Non-Slip Strips
- Holds up to 1 inch curtain rod
- Set of 2 Brackets
- Colors Available - Brown, Satin Nickel, Black, White
G.O.
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
Was hesitant on buying these but so happy I did. Very easy installation for my apartment rental. They fit perfectly between the blinds/wall and its very sturdy and also no drilling needed!
Freakflagflyin
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2024
They work really well and I love them. But there’s one tiny minor issue, I can’t open my blinds the whole way anymore because the middle piece that slides over the blind track is in the way and so they only open half way now. That’s the only small issue I am going to complain about. These are really easy to install and look very good :) I highly recommend them.
D. Miller
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2024
One of the drawbacks of moving a lot is not being able to (or want to) drill holes in a property you don’t own. In my bedroom I need two things to sleep: a fan running *and* blackout curtains. Took me all of five seconds maybe to insert the Nono bracket into the existing rail and hang up the blackout curtains. Is this bracket pricey? Yes, but I’ll be taking it with me when I move again (most likely next year). Just ordered two more.. and to the gentlemen (especially bachelors) in the group: the women that come over are always shocked I hang up curtains (and not use aluminum foil ha). Say yes to Nono brackets; you won’t regret your purchase!
Juls
Reviewed in Australia on May 18, 2024
As Good as advertised
Loopie
Reviewed in Canada on December 30, 2024
These work perfectly and arrived super early!! Delivered undamaged and priced well.
AB
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2024
These are very sturdy rods. And are great if you’re trying to avoid drilling holes. The price is well worth it
Lucy Gaunce
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2023
Happy Accident - bought the outside brackets on accident. I had to pop off the blinds to install (super easy, watched a YouTube video) and after about 15 mins had all the brackets installed. Once I realized I had the wrong brackets, I bought the correct (inside brackets) for my other windows and I cannot get these secure. I haven’t put up the curtains yet, but the outside brackets seem very very secure on my inside blinds. Worth a shot if these don’t work for you bc this seems like a great solution to drilling holes in the 20 years worth of layers of paint and dry wall, just for it to crumble LOL
Bailey B.
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2021
I saw these on a Tik Tok. The videos make it look so easy to install... but in reality it was a pain. They did not fit on the bar I have that originally was the panel blinds. As soon as I put the curtain rod and curtains up it fell. I used rug tape to try and attach them better and they still didn’t fit well. I am returning... It was a great idea, but just didn’t work as expected. Save your money. I ended up using zip tied and it holds so much better and you can’t even see them holding the rod up!
Deloris Couture
Reviewed in Canada on November 15, 2021
Easy to installAnd no need to drill holes in the wall
Tao bo
Reviewed in Singapore on February 2, 2020
I returned the product because the extented hook is too short. Meaning my original rail is quite deep inside and if i slot in , the hook will be covered by upper wall.
TM
Reviewed in Australia on December 5, 2019
Used for hanging a curtain over some existing blind and it slipped onto the rails well and was extremely easy to use.
Piyush Nigam
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2017
Works as expected. Can take a load of medium sized curtains. The only problem I found with this is that the slot were a little bog for my blind bracket. Hence, it kept slipping off. Nothing that a simple hack couldn't fix, but something you need to know about.
Jasmine N
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2017
I wanted to love these - the concept is so good. But they just keep falling off the bracket no matter how much I fidget with them. Sometimes they manage to stay in place for a week but I notice them starting to slide forward and off after a few days and have to re-position them again. And if you actually use your curtains then its a daily mess. Its good in theory - not so much in execution.
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