How far from the wall does this rod stand out? Want to use for hanging tapestry
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Hey John. I had to climb up to measure but it's 4". I have floor to ceiling curtains and I get compliments all the time on the color of the rods. These are not heavyweight rods though.. Good luck ~ Jen
274264
4 inches to outer edge of the rod and about 3 1/4 inches to inside edge of the rod.
274265
4 inches is correct. A little far in my opinion as we put black out drapes on them and the light shows through the sides on top and tapers away coming down. Other than that they are fine.
908545
When it is totally open it is 31.5" wide and almost 60" long. You would need to put this 24" off the wall to ensure you can use all of the hanging area. Still love this item.
807913
from the wall to the round rod holder, it sticks out 3"....including the rod holder approximately 4"
749023
It seems like 90' but I don't have a super critical application, there is some play on the item. You could probably shim the wall and achieve 90'
491434
I did not end up keeping this item, but as I recall it protruded a "normal" amount - about 2-3 inches. Sorry for being vague but I thought it might be a help to you if no one else answered. I did not keep the rod because it was too flimsy to hold up a medium weight curtain across a 108 inch window without sagging in the middle, if that helps, too.
1047871
There are several rods of various sizes. I believe using all pieces would be somewhere between 4 - 5 ft. Love this fixture !!
1263129
I could not use the regular base mount because my jalousies are flush to ceiling with no end wall. When I saw it, I'd guess 4" to be safe. If you're uncertain as I was, it's safer to consult an expert. I went ahead and adapted mounts but the job is clearly unprofessional. I wanted washable curtains and rods are not meant for the building. A professional job wouldn't have cost much more.
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It is 26 inches wide from end to end and projects out from the wall 5 inches. It has 24 inches of hanging space per rod and looks great.
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I did something similar, and I liked the effect. I like how it makes it into a continual frame-like experience at a distance. Close up, you can see the gap between the 48" and the 6" piece. I've thought about a black piece of electrical tape to eliminate the gap. Hanging it was no problem - I put one hanger on the small piece and the other on the long piece, and I alternated (put the small piece on the other corner at the bottom then it is on the top) to increase structural integrity. All in all, it works.
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I have a standard curtain in mine and works fine. It will depend how high you hang the rod though.
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I'm not sure what you mean by "room" to hang them...I'm not sure how you would hang a rod if that's what you mean as the only place would be on the horizontal metal frame. If you could figure out how to hang the rod or wire I guess yes that would work. Would look very nice.
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The brackets hang from the top/ceiling. Therefor the distance from the wall would be just the thickness of the background closest to the wall. That would be 3-4 inches.
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This is a tension rod. They make small rods that you have to nail the hanger to the wall then you can use the rod.Use a sash rod.. SASH CURTAIN ROD FOR DOOR PANELS #820 - 11" TO 19"
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The photo makes it look like there is a height difference, but there is not. The rods are equal height parallel to each other and the wall. There are about 2.5-3" between the front and back rods.
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The rod is about 29" stationary horizontally (width). You can adjust vertically for the length of your clothing. Mine is set at maxim hanging length of 33" from the closet rod. So if you have shirts that hang more than 33" they will drag. Works best if your closet rod is set high.
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I hung it from my ceiling and it worked fine. The rod wasn't long enough for me but I bought a longer one from the hardware store to get it further from the ceiling.
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Ours hangs about 36" I think, but there are different rods to customize. We had 2 more rod extensions left, but didn't need them.