How far away from the wall are the two rods? I have to put curtains over a set of blinds.
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Actually, I bought these for the rods, not the brackets. I don't believe they would fit over blinds. Even if they did, curtains could hang up on the blinds. Sorry I'm not more helpful. Good luck with this. You can always buy separate brackets for your need.
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The inner edges of the two rods are at about 1 and 3.5 inches from the wall. Curtains on the inner rod might not fit will over your blinds (depending on how they attach). My curtains have big folds and attach through the middle so they wouldn't slide easily when I put them on the inner rod.
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They are really close to the wall. The top rod sets maybe 4inches from the wall. The bottom maybe 1 to 1 and half.
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.. previous answers already covered the wall standoff, the only downside is that the wall brackets do not have screws to secure the rod to the bracket. Three double bracket wall mounts from your local hardware store can fix this
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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
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about 2 inches. It is just little shorter than 2inches. We were so glad that we made this purchase. When the guests comes, they can hang it over the curtain. It was the best decision we have made since we have lots of kids/guests.
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It is an extension rod so can be put up easily and taken down. I use lace curtains on it so don't know about the weight of black out shades but have had no problem with it staying up with the long length of the rod. I do find that it does leave black marks on my walls so you might want to coat the ends.
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The window width we covered with the smaller set is 50". I would suggest getting the wider set. I think you'll be happy with the drapes. They do a very good job of keeping the light out.
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5-1/2 inches. Ok for 9foot ceilings in living room. Used 12 rods for Bedroom
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The extenders can be used for any length (width) of rod. They come out of the wall by 4 or 5 inches I believe, maybe 6. In my apartment, the back door has vertical blinds which come out from the wall at around three inches, an these extenders do pass that to allow curtains to be hung in front of the blinds. I hope that helps!
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I am sorry but I'm not sure. I ordered them for my aunt to use as curtain rods.
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Hello, With me I would put both sets on the windows because I like sets, but they can be bought long enough to use 1 set for both windows, just be a little crafty with your own ideas on splitting up the curtains.
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The one closest to the wall is about 1/4-inch higher than the one in the front (basically, negligible). In the picture it may look like one rod is much higher than the other, but this is an optical illusion- they are almost level with each other when attached to the wall. The space between the rods is 2-inches.
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I bought these to extend past vertical blinds - I currently have the front bracket at 7" which makes the rear bracket 4.5" from the wall. I believe these are adjusted to the furthest point, so they can be adjusted to sit closer to the wall.
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The rod will be exactly 12 inches from the back wall and 2 3/4 inches from the bottom of the shelf that the bracket is screwed into. Good luck.
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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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I have not used sheers with these, and If you want sheers mounted behind this rod I think it would be very tight unless you had a way to move the rod brackets on this rod out further. Mine let the curtains just clear the window sill... Of course if you are not working around woodwork like I am then you would have 2 inches of space for a sheer/rod.
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The rods are adjustable but I can't remember how far? We have 10 ft. ceilings and hung our light over our island and it is perfect. I love the light.
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I no longer own this rod, but I remember placing it in my window for a pair of sheers. I think the answer is one rod. I know this is a very high quality rod and worth the price :)
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Yes, I used a 1 inch rod. Word of warning: I used Levolor brackets similar to these through out my house with no problem. The ones I received are not like the ones pictured. The bracket vertically instead of horizontal to the wall mount. As a result the weight of the rod and curtains will pull on the bracket, forcing the horizontal bottom edge of the bracket into the drywall. Brackets that have vertical supports are much more stable and can hold the weight combined weight of curtain and rod.