Can this be used straight to connect two rods on a very large wide window that is 150"?
1819720
Its been a while since I've used this, but . yes, I do believe it could go straight... And could be useful connecting two poles. You would want to support this joint from underneath!
1819721
Probably so but I imagine there is a rod connector that would work better if you don't need the angle. This thing is really made for bay windows so that you can connect two rods coming together at an angle. Also if when you use it you can see it - it really isn't very attractive. Ideal for draperies hanging at the corners of a bay window.
1060229
As made, I would say no, you couldn't do that. It comes all together with one hanging unit at the top with one frame of wires and shelf holders. You can take the shelves off, you can change their levels within the length of wire they're hanging on, but with only one frame and hanging unit, there would be no way to hang the shelves in a second window.
642590
If you are trying to set them up like French doors then the answer is yes. The stopper for the door can be put right next to the bracket for the rod and then the doors will meet with no gap
859529
I guess you can use it as close as 2 feet or even less. You can put the binding to any of the cross rods, even next to each other. It will depend on your usage if it will be safe and sturdy.
548789
I have double hung windows as well and this device should fit into yours. It actually fits into the track on which the windows slide up and down essentially blocking my son from being able to life the bottom window too high. Unless your track is too thin or too wide then I suppose they won't fit but I suppose that there is some standardization in the industry.
1368771
It could certainly work with a double hung window, assuming the window is large enough.
810847
Yes, you can connect two strands together. Each 150' section includes the necessary connection pieces. It's a little difficult to get the connector aligned, but once you do it works great.
1302651
Sorry, my wife has this account and just forwarded this to me. I think it should connect, but you wouldn't get much depth in your cut. I have a 20" bar (which only has about 18" actual) and I was not able to cut that full depth. If you want more info, I can set it up and send you exact numbers. Just let me know. casey.sweeney@indy.govI think it is totally worth the money. I've only made large beams with it, but it's nice to have this capability for cheap
2139721
I wouldn't even try it. The 125" rod does not even fit together as one unit. I had to return all of them. I was so frustrated by the time I gave up and attempted to return them. Now I have one box that UPS won't pick up (I have have no idea why - I keep re-doing the return). I ended up spending a little more and buying nicer rods at Bed Bath and Beyond...
1503546
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!
307854
Yes it can. You will need to cut the curved rod (with a jig saw or a hack saw) so that it's straight across dimension would equal the 56" length that your space requires. You could sit the rod on the floor and stretch out a tape measure starting at the end of the rod and then mark it with a marker at 56" mark, remember to subtract the space the brackets require between the end of each socket and the wall.
10293
Two points on either side sounds like hanging rods form a triangular shape on the ends, no? Don't see a prob. I think 2 hanging rods could fit in eye of ceiling screw. Will have to check my rack; if I see a problem I'll get back to you. But even if screw eye can't accommodate 2 rods, you can always get creative w/ metal rings, etc.
2158509
Probably not. That would be difficult and I doubt there is enough vertical space for 2 rods.
586961
I do not think this will work with just one rod. When the end cap is removed from an end of the rod you can then screw the swivel socket into the rod. If you separate the rod, you will not have a way to screw it into the socket. I used two rods removing the end caps where I wanted to join the rods and it worked perfectly for two windows coming together in a corner.
983049
I used two brackets for mine, but rod sags a bit in the middle. May decide to add another bracket.
151604
I don't know for sure but I would say no. The longest part of the rod that fits onto the other part is over 34'". The two different sides have to fit together. I am afraid that the curve of fitting them together might not work cutting it that short. Just my opinion.
2116321
I would not use it for that at all. You can use a simple steel rod for that.