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Question: Hello, I have a question on dimensions. Which dimension for this is measured from the wall to the start of the curtain rod (straight section to hoop)?
Document: These curtain rod brackets are strong, easy to install and take a variety of curtain rod diameters. A hidden screw keeps the rod tightly in the bracket itself, and we've successfully hung quite heavy curtains using these brackets to hold the rod (blackout backing on the curtains etc.). We have really non-standard windows and these brackets absolutely fit the bill; they don't take up much wall space, and they allowed us to buy long sturdy rods to exactly meet our needs.
I needed to hang a curtain rod from the bottom of a beam. It worked perfectly. They are very stable at the 4&#34; setting. You can easily adjust them to a longer length with a screw driver. The circles your curtain rod go into our quite large but I was able to secure a small curtain rod in them, with the supplied adjustment screw.
I needed to install a drape rod where one end had to be wall mounted and the other end mounted. This versatile solution seemed perfect. However, there's a problem with the design ... the two screws for attaching it to the wall go side-by-side horizontally instead of vertically. As a result, there's not enough support and the weight of the drape forces the screws out of the wall--even when using the included anchors.
These brackets replace the cheap ones that come with a typical Levolor or off brand curtain rod. They are much more attractive and work as well or better, since the rods do not jump out of the brackets if drapes are pulled too energetically. Good quality and worth the extra money for a nice, designer look.
We liked the appearance of these brackets but the will not hold a rod with heavy curtains well. They tend to torque if they are wall mounted. I'd recommend them for light weight curtains and rods only.
I am not sure I would use these for wall mounting. But, for the ceiling, they work great!
In one bathroom I really needed a way to hold the curtain bar up on one end, because there is a window there. These worked out so well I put them in the other bathroom as well. This way I don't have to hassle with the tension bar marring walls, messing up tile and falling down sooner or later anyway. Nice appearance, sturdy.
Works as expected, adjustable, looks good. Just what I needed to hang drapes from the ceiling. Can also be used as a wall mount.
Needed to purchase 2 sets as I needed a third for the middle of a 120&#34; rod. Was exactly what the place and curtains needed
very versatile, good workmanship, nice finish...just wish it held a larger diameter rod. I did not notice a larger size and will have to see if its available.
Answer: yes