BLACK UMBRA CURTAIN ROD WINDOWS

BLACK UMBRA CURTAIN ROD WINDOWS

These types of brackets can be extended or shortened to fit different types of windows, such as windows that project further out from the wall than others. Sometimes, you will need to attach curtains around an angled wall, which means you should use an elbow bracket in the corner so you can realign the rod to the angle of the wall. As a general rule, include an additional support bracket every 75 to 90 centimetres. If your windows are extra wide, you should introduce a centre support bracket to hold up the rod and prevent it from bowing with the weight of the curtain drape. Alternatively, you may wish to pair your feature curtain with a blockout or sheer panel. a valance in front of the feature curtain), which may be your preference if you're opting for a formal look. If you're going to hang one layer of curtains, single rod brackets are the go.ĭouble rod brackets are designed to hang two layers of curtains (e.g. for heavy curtains or for angled walls or if you have windows that are wider than the average. However, in some circumstances, you may need additional brackets or different brackets - e.g. Generally, standard curtain rod brackets are used to fix your window rod to the wall, and will be included with your chosen curtain rod as part of the fixings (two brackets for the left and right corners).

Black umbra curtain rod