Does this curtain rod have any kind of support bracket in the middle???
1070174
Yes, but I did not use it, because of the lack of room above my window. It is part of the hardware enclosed.
539679
Unfortunately no it does not, if you lost yours you will need to buy extras to go with this bracket.
1646693
Without a center brace or seperation, yes. You could install a center piece. I think there is a similar model that bolts into the bottom tho
1743824
Yes it does. This is probably the biggest and heaviest window unit. Definitely need support bracket.
1243781
No but I found one at Lowes for about $5.00. And you may not need one depending on width of span and weight of curtains.
2111571
I believe it does. I ordered this sink quite a while ago, but when our granite installer put the sink in he didn't ask me for brackets.... so I'm assuming they came along with the sink.
1156136
I would try contacting the company. However, I just looked at mine, and it's just a heavy hollow metal bar, 23" long, and 3/4" wide. It feels like a curtain rod, only heavier. It does have a little prong on each side, but this is not really necessary as it drops quite a ways down into the slot. Personally, I would just duct tape it on if it seemed to come loose. I'd almost bet you could find something that would be that size at Home Depot, or a hardware store, and they maybe could cut it down if necessary. It doesn't have to be hollow either, although the original is. Hope this helps.
1939681
it does not have a bend in the the rod or have 2 different sections that make a corner if that is what you are asking. mine is a standard curtain rod for a standard window. i suppose you could buy 2 and try to figure out how to mount them to meet in a corner if you really wanted to.
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.
1106511
Ours sure does, two of them, plastic with screws..no bracket, though. Thank you for asking,Everythinginflags
1000876
The plate that attaches to the wall/armoir is in two pieces; unless you get creative you can't attach it in the center. I recommend visiting a retail store to locate a bracket that you can measure.
502949
The bracket extends 4.5" from the wall. The outer part of the outer rod is 4" from the wall with the center of the outer rod centering at 3.75" from the wall which is where your curtains/valance will sit from the wall when hung. I would definitely recommend this to anyone as it's pretty sturdy. I currently have a sheer curtain on the inner rod and a fairly thick cotton valance hanging on the outer rod. Looks fantastic and the rod holds in place by the ball ends which are screwed into each the end of the rod... which I feel is a great design feature and keeps the rod from sliding out of place. The bracket extends 4.5" from the wall. The outer part of the outer rod is 4" from the wall with the center of the outer rod centering at 3.75" from the wall which is where your curtains/valance will sit from the wall when hung. I would definitely recommend this to anyone as it's pretty sturdy. I currently have a sheer curtain on the inner rod and a fairly thick cotton valance hanging on the outer rod. Looks fantastic and the rod holds in place by the ball ends which are screwed into each the end of the rod... which I feel is a great design feature and keeps the rod from... » Read More The bracket extends 4.5" from the wall. The outer part of the outer rod is 4" from the wall with the center of the outer rod centering at 3.75" from the wall which is where your curtains/valance will sit from the wall when hung. I would definitely recommend this to anyone as it's pretty sturdy. I currently have a sheer curtain on the inner rod and a fairly thick cotton valance hanging on the outer rod. Looks fantastic and the rod holds in place by the ball ends which are screwed into each the end of the rod... which I feel is a great design feature and keeps the rod from sliding out of place. « Show Less
239357
Yes, it came with a rod that can be screwed to a wall behind it. If there is no wall behind, there would be no way of supporting it. My house is stucco so I opted not to use the rod.
744492
Mine did not come with the extra support bars in the middle. I haven't had any issue with it thought.
1330564
No, there are flexible slits between every other pair of openings, so you can just slide the curtain on from the front side of the rod.
1603507
Depends on the span I suppose. If possible you could put the 3rd one to the ceiling to help support the rod in the middle.
1345030
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