Will I be able to use a single panel curtain with this or will the center bracket cause troubles?
339945
I have a 7ft slider and did not use the center bracket at all. My drapes are not too heavy and there has been no problem using a single panel drape. Hope this helps you.
1427747
You would have to screw a curtain rod into the metal frame but I think it would work.
878697
Yes, this will work. I used the tension rod to drape heavy drapery across 110" (to conceal the garage door). Due to weight of curtains it sagged, so I had to request the center piece bc it wasn't included in my shipment. They shipped it immediately no charge. I recommend if no screws is what you want. Also, I recommend plastic wrap on ends until you get it in place bc ends tend to scuff wall paint.
315284
I have used several different doors in the past of a similar style. I have always in the past used them as a semi-permanent solution and I believe that it is possible to do the same with this door. I have actually made this installation permanent as I have mounted the panel on the stationary side of the door. It was suggested tibdi this as an alternative solution and Iam happy iI did it that way. Just be aware that if you mount it on the siding side or the stationary side you are lossing pass thr space
862419
The brackets are very basic. Nothing fancy about them, but very functional. Easy to install once you have your measurements down. There was a middle bracket, yes, but we did not use it because we wanted the single curtain to slide all the way across. This is why I worried about any sag in the middle. But the curtain we are using is very light in weight, and I am very pleased with the end result.
563225
It only goes to 156 inches, so depending on the style of curtain, I guess you could just incorporate 2 smaller ones?
558665
I put the brackets on my panel and I have a similar type situation but haven't actually mounted it yet. You may need longer screws, but the mounts are pretty secure to the panel. Hope that helps.
112363
The brackets that are included with the rod only allow a 3" to 4" clearance from the wall. If, like me, you wanted to install blackout curtains over a set of vertical blinds on a sliding glass door, you should search for a bracket that will allow up to 6" or 7" inch clearance. I did manage to find them on Amazon as well.
1427742
My son has the same screen room and he fixed a heavy wire across the whole sunny side of his screen room and he used a shower curtain with shower hooks to slide it open and closed. The shower curtains now look just like regular curtains and it really looks nice and it is weather proof too. I don't think a curtain rod would work as it would be a little too heavy. I used the roll up blinds in mine that are hung with little hooks.....Try either idea....
1345027
The rod and hangers are very well made and strong. If anchored well and I mean very well, they should hold just about any curtain you choose. Just make sure that when you go beyond 60 or so inches that you use the center support. I bought very nice blackout curtains through amazon and am very pleased. Remember, anchoring the supports securely is the key. Good luck !
1118150
Yes and no. First, this curtain is great; I really like the mesh window along the top. I have tension rod and it has a "break" in the center which inhibits smooth movement of the curtain just a little. Certainly a mounted rod without the break would be better.
136519
I don't know. I only have a valance on mine. Perhaps you could put a support in the center. I DO know that it looks great!
718070
I think it would depend on how bunched up your curtain is, I used this holder in a camper, and the curtain just happened to be long enough with enough extra width to work. You could end up needing a wider, longer curtain depending on how yours fits now.
703879
Earlier I misread your question. I think you can place the bracket next to the end cap, unless you need to secure the curtain between the bracket and the end cap.
807914
standard bracket from center of rod to wall is 4". It looks like you can extend another 3" totaling 7". you can push it a little more but I don't know how the support screw would hold the weight of curtains. The metal is strong so go for it if you need the extra inch.
2175255
RandallThe bracket probably will support the bracket. It supports up to 32" panels easly. What you need to check is the size of the mounting bolts that fit the flat panel. the opening on the adapter doesn't fit all mounting bolts. A solid 200 x 200 plate may be a better choice.
2129430
There are two clamps on the vertical posts that hold the curtain. It sounds like you are only adjusting one of them.