I see that this rod is 3 pieces; will it work with a bow window (doesn't go straight across)? Does it come with the connectors that are flexible?
901632
The Graber rod goes straight across and will not work in a bow window. I bought a rod on Amazon that was made for a bow window with flexible (rubber like) connectors that bend and adapt to the shape of your window.
901633
This rod is designed to be straight only, it does not have flexible connectors. The overall quality is very good!
901634
It's not made to bow out. The center brackets maybe have an inch or two of adjustment available.
901635
I purchased a connector set from Bed Bath & Beyond that works with this type of curtain rod. I purchased it in-store but here is a link for the item on their website: http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/product/springs-window-fashions-bay-window-conversion-kit/1016470694?Keyword=dauphine or if you don't want to use the link go to the Bed Bath and Beyond website and do a search on "bay window conversion kit". Good luck!
901636
There are other rods that are good for bay windows. Search for "graber bay rod" for a bay rod from Graber.
901637
It is only made for straight across. I used mine for a bow window but mounted it on the flat wall, not in the bow of the window itself.
901638
You've got the wrong person. I'm unfamiliar with the topic. I never sold n ebay.
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.
1809825
Yes, it comes with 2 flexible cable rods. For smaller and bigger caliber each.
1356518
Yes they would work you may have to bend one side open alittle bit more to fit on the rod.
1843346
If you look closely at the picture, the rod is 3 segments. The segment closest to the bulb slides into the middle segment.
607444
Yes as stated in the description it is a "3 piece rod". Meaning the rod comes apart into 3 pieces for transporting.
348919
It does come with (if I remember correctly) about a 3" and 6" down-rods, anything longer you have to purchase separately (we went with a 12").
1547884
This is a threaded rod. What kind of bow do you need to use this on? Give me a call, I may have some other options for you. Peter 1.815 .678.7371
2158629
It does not. It works with the existing rod that is usually in closets. It works with the thick rod as well as the wire closet racks.
1831326
I don't remember how many pieces there are. I have a 12 + foot window and a 7 foot window and I used 3 rods. I have 2 pieces at the 7 foot window and 4 pieces at the 12 foot window. The finials are removable.
866421
This will work fine. If you set your drag too high itll snap the rod easier than a better quality rod, but thats to be expected.
136523
I have this rod spanning 105" with four lined silk drapes(total 150" of fabric) hanging on decorative rings, with no problem. The weight and span require using the bracket to support the center of the rod, so that may affect how your drapes slide on the rod. Securely screwed all brackets into solid wood header. Good luck!
1737100
It will not work with a second rod very well. It can be done and it does stick out but its better with one high rod. Out of 4 closets I have with these, one has that problem and I still use it because it helps me organize and my child wanted what his siblings had. It doesnt bother me much anymore but it doesnt look very nice.
100238
I bought the nine foot version and it did breakdown into two equal or at least very close to equal lengths. By the way, very good rod for the money.
1150956
The plastic tube is fairly narrow. Two rods fit well. Three would be tight. Hope that helps.
637276
I purchased both the single and double rods. My double window was 72 inches with plenty of room. The single were your standard 36 wide. Depending on were you need to mount the brackets I would say the double, I have one window the single was too short and the double is too long, but I have at least a 3 inch over hang. I plan on moving the brackets out so the window will look wider but I haven't had time to compete, and I have plenty of curtain to cover the extra rod. I hope this helped.
1264746
I believe it came as one piece. But the width was only 28 inches. I needed 34 inch width so I cut off 6 inch from the long end and then joined it to the small end with an inside sleeve. I ended up buying another vertical suppor rod because I did not think one vertical rod gave enough supply. It all worked out great. If you want a digital pic send me an emal: DUEDALL@fit.eduIVER