tesa Powerstrips Curtain Hooks - Self-Adhesive Curtain Hooks - Removable and Reusable - Up to 1 kg Load - 1 x 4 Pieces - White

*Update: 4 Years and two children later, these hooks are still up! A total win for me!*I don't know if I'm allowed to mention other brands, but here goes. I actually set out to buy those Command Strips and settled on these as they say they're specifically designed to solve the exact issue I had. I've got a net curtain in the living room, a throwback to the 80's maybe, but it's great for privacy without blocking light when there's a pavement outside. It's fixed to new UPVC frames, which I'm not willing to damage by screwing any mechanical fixings into. I used stick-pad netcurtain hooks, originally some own brand ones from Dunelm, which invariably fell off, initially they lasted 3 months and then I was trying to stick them back up every day. Next, I stupidly ordered a pack of 20 self adhesive hooks from ebay - these were a total joke and the sticky pads stayed up but the hooks fell off. Every 5 minutes. No joke.After getting annoyed at myself for these I decided that our time sticking the hooks back up was worth at least £5 so I arrived at these, which are designed with little plastic adapters to perfectly suit net curtain hooks, with a set of 4 hooks and 5 sticky tabs (presumably one as a spare). After cleaning the window frame with iso alcohol we stuck these on following the instructions and fixed the netcurtain. That was a couple of months ago, and they haven't budged since. A real winner, with change from my budget. Highly recommend Tessa based on this.

A nice product. Well packaged. Written instructions for use inside. But did not hold the blind up, so needed more adhesive for me or the blind was too heavy for the product to take. So did not work for my purpose.

If only I had found these sooner! I bought a tassel fly screen and an extendable pole for easy installation. The pole came with self adhesive hooks so that I didn't have to drill any holes into the upvc door frame. Well what a waste of time they were, they became unstuck within an hour. I've since tried Velcro stricky dots and the sucker hooks that I had leftover from Christmas, but each time one or both sides would come unstuck and I was left with the fly screen on the floor and unwanted flies and bees in my house. I then discovered the Powerstrip Net curtain hooks and I am very impressed. I followed the easy to use instructions and made sure that the door frame was squeaky clean before fixing the sticky strip to it. They have been in place for over a month, in all weathers, and haven't budged.

I have given this product 3 stars for the design of the hooks, which is neat and clever. For the adhesion alone I would have given no stars. I followed all the instructions to the letter and yet, the hooks would not stick to the interior window frame. The frame was clean, bone dry and grease free but, within minutes of putting up my net curtains (on a rigid rail not a tension rail), they all fell down. So I tried again. Luckily I bought three packets of 4 hooks, even though I only needed 6 hooks in total. This meant I had spare adhesive stickers to try once the original 6 had failed. They all failed again within a few hours. The rail and curtains were not heavy at all and well within the weight limit given for the hooks. So, in the end, I had 12 hooks and no sticky pads. In desperation (as I had to get the job done, and I know I'll regret it later) I stuck the hooks on with superglue and, so far, they have stuck. This was all disappointing because, as I mentioned, the hooks themselves are a clever design.

Just had a new UPVC interior door installed and wanted to put a curtain on the window without damaging the UPVC. Was nervous about using the product, but it was wonderful.Please note - it's best to leave it 24 hours before putting the curtain on. I got a bit overzealous and put it on about 1/2 hour later, and woke up the next morning to find one had pulled off, and the other had twisted. However, they came off just as directed and cleanly - so it was worth it to know the removal works.I reapplied them and left for 24 hours and curtain has now been hung for 2 weeks and no issues!___2 Feb 2012The same hooks I described in the above review are still holding almost a year and a half later, so I would still definitely recommend this product as it's proven itself over time.

Purchased these to hang a very light small voil swag net type thing for a tiny window, followed instructions and 1 hour later hung up my swags, within about 10 minutes one side pooped off, loosened the wire so there was no pull, put a new adhesive strip on and tried again, within minutes pooped off again, then they no longer stick...tried again with another adhesive strip and this time it it would not stick at all. Very poor product, do not waste your money!

Works well

I, like I imagine most people would be, was very skeptical that these would be any good. Having had new windows installed the last thing I wanted was to drill holes in them (I liked the idea of a warranty, for one) and decided to go for something that stuck on when I stumbled upon this product. The one thing that I can say about these is that they are every bit as adhesive (and cleanly removable) as the description says. Not that I've tried it, but I could probably hang off these and they wouldn't fall off (OK, maybe a bit over-the-top but very strong nevertheless). I did position some badly, and was able to remove them without any sign of residue and use the spare adhesive pads to get them placed correctly. They have been up for over a month now and they have not moved.They are pretty awesome, so why not full marks? Well each can be used in one of two ways, as a end hook or a mid support, but I found (though a little trial and error) that they would need to be positioned differently depending on the function they were going to serve. This wasn't made particularly clear in the instructions so I wasted an adhesive pad or two in the process.