Have you anything that will hold extension curtain rods?
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I found online where one person used these cord bundlers as holders for a curtain rod. Others have used a large command coat hook. One person found a large adhesive backed hook, and replaced the adhesive pad with command strips. That said, I would Love to see command do curtain rod hangers.
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I'm sorry but we currently don't offer any holders for curtain rod extensions.
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Yes there is. Ours was extended to about 72 inches and we opted NOT to use it because we needed the curtain to be able to pull back all the way across.
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I don't think so unless your curtain rod is lower than the usual height. You may be able to have someone string it up for you so that it would be at the height you need.
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Depends how long your rods. My rods are too long, maximum length: curtains trip over joint and joint has disconnected. Shorter rods no problem, I have black out curtains but not full length.
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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!
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I have the 'L' shaped bar and the support bracket I chose goes around the bar in a complete ring...the curtain rings will not slide past in either direction... I believe there were other choices, but this worked best for me...
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Yes, I do. These rod holders are wonderfully strong. We've had them in place for years now--with the Levolor rings so that the curtains slide easily across the rod-and no troubles with the curtains staying up. We do have them drilled into concrete, though, so make sure you have them nicely secured to the wall.
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I have had the same problem. I haven't been able to find this particular company/brand.. But a trip to my local hardware store WITH the remaining shelves were able to find some extra brackets. Closet maid had a bracket that worked with a little help. ( bending to fit). Hope this helps. I had several baskets left and had to come up with something.
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I imagine you could buy deeper rod hangers and secure them on the inside, sure. if you're handy you can certainly make other improvements.
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There are other rods that are good for bay windows. Search for "graber bay rod" for a bay rod from Graber.
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It is a tension rod, so you probably won't need closet rod sockets, if your curtain is lightweight. I wanted a little more support so I purchased some rod sockets from Lowes that fit up to 1 3/8. They were the "Real Organized" brand #19179.
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not sure what your asking here, if your talking about a curtain rod I would say in an emergency ,maybe. the shower tension rod is more sturdy that's what I use and you don't need curtain rings the O's are your curtain rings.
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I'm not quite certain of the weight it will hold, but as an example, I have 2 sets of Solid Grommet Top Thermal Insulated Blackout Curtain 95"(bought here) on a rod at about 120". Using a center support bracket, there's no sag in the rod at all. All of the brackets are screwed into studs. So the rod is extended right at its length limit without issues, that center bracket makes all the difference.As I'm not sure of the curtains weight, I know it doesn't really answer your question, just trying to give an example
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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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No, I just bought them and hung them for tab tops and ring drapes, The rods are large and round and have no inset to allow for carriers or master carriers. IOW, nothing to attach a cord to in order to draw the curtains open and closed.
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I think you would be safe using them with any rod drape or sheer. Its a very sturdy rod and I really like mine so give it a try
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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.