How Do I Make A Curtain Rod Extender?

1. Step 1: Purchase the Doweling. Find wooden doweling that has the same diameter as the rod you want to extend.
2. Step 2: Prepare the Doweling.
3. Step 3: Insert the Doweling.
4. Step 4: Install a Double-Ended Screw.
5. Step 5: Connect the Rods.

How do you extend a curtain rod from the wall?

Place the brackets into position on the wall, lining up the screw holes on the brackets with the pilot holes on the wall. Screw the brackets to the wall with the provided screws. Install the curtains onto the rod and attach the rod to the brackets. Adjust curtains as necessary.

Can you connect tension rods?

Locate the point where the two sections of the tension rod fit together. Tension rods have two interlocking shafts with a strong spring inside. Place one hand on either side of the spot where the rods connect and twist counterclockwise to lengthen the tension rod or clockwise to shorten it.

What is a curtain rod splice?

Curtain rod splices, connectors and screws are small pieces that can transform your window treatment design. Use curved splices and connectors to wrap your drapery smoothly around the corner of any room.Splice shorter curtain rods together for a near seamless rod that fits your window design project perfectly.

What is the longest curtain pole length?

Curtain Poles up to 6m
There are many ranges to choose from which have one piece poles up to 240cm or 300cm, which, with a centre joiner, makes it possible to offer sizes up to 480cm and 600cm and these are perfect for the ‘standard’ requirements of a pair of curtains, drawing to the centre.

How do I convert a single curtain rod to a double?

How to Convert a Single Curtain Rod to a Double

1. Purchase a curtain rod conversion kit.
2. Remove the existing curtain and curtain rod from the bracket.
3. Attach the hardware and brackets from the curtain kit to the wall, using a level to ensure that the curtain rod will be even when installed.

How far should a curtain rod extend past window?

As a general rule, drapes will be open during the day, so make sure the curtain rod extends at least four inches on each side of the window’s inside frame. To create the illusion of a wider window, extend the rod up to 10 inches beyond the window’s frame.

How far should a curtain pole extend past window?

This can be subjective and is influenced by obstructions around the window area. But as a guide the pole should extend about 15-20cm (6-8in) beyond the window recess on each side. And it should be fitted symmetrically relative to the window opening.

How much should a curtain pole overhang?

For a typical window without architraves, we recommend poles/tracks overhang the width of the window by not less than 15cm (6″) each side (excluding finials). Mark the pole/track and check your measurements again. Then cut the pole to your required width (excluding finials).

How do I keep my tension rod from falling down?

The caps on tension rods are often made of plastic, but even rubber ones are so incompressible that moist, smooth surfaces such as tile or fiberglass can’t hold them. You can fix that by gluing rubber shelf lining material to the ends with strong glue – two-part epoxy or contact cement.

How long can a tension rod be?

This high-quality tension rod can hold up to 20 pounds and comes in brass and stainless steel finishes. It’s only available in a standard shower length of between 42 and 72 inches.

Can you extend a curtain rod?

Standard curtain rods are expandable from 28 to 48 inches or from 48 to 84 inches, and for extra-wide windows, you can purchase rods that extend as far as 159 inches.

What is a double rod conversion kit?

The Double Curtain Rod Conversion Kit includes a back telescoping steel curtain rod and double rod brackets with mounting hardware to convert your existing curtain rod into a double curtain rod. The brackets project the front rod 5 inches from the wall and the back rod 3 inches from the wall.

How do you double layer curtains?

How to Layer Curtains Like a Pro

1. Step 1: Install Hardware. Make sure to select a double curtain rod bracket and the right length rods based on the style you’ve chosen and the length of your window.
2. Step 2: Layer Curtains. Next, assemble your base layer.
3. Step 3: Add Finishing Touches.