Adjustable Double Curtain Rod

Discover our Adjustable Curtain Rods, meticulously crafted to elevate the aesthetic of your windows and doors. Available in double sizes of 2, 3, and 4 meters, these rods cater to diverse spaces. What sets us apart? Your purchase includes complimentary holders and screws, adding value without extra charges. Effortlessly enhance your home decor with these adjustable rods, providing both flexibility and essential accessories. Seize the perfect blend of style and functionality – elevate your curtains by choosing our Adjustable Curtain Rods today! Don't miss out on the opportunity to effortlessly upgrade your living space with this versatile and complimentary addition to your home decor.

This product elevates the glamor of your  windows with a sturdy 25/28mm diameter metal pole that seamlessly combines strength and style. It is a critical cog in the aesthetic machine that will make your work of projecting a sophisticated fashion statement easier than ever before. Our all-inclusive package ensures a hassle-free setup, featuring 2 or 3 finials, 2 end caps, 2 brackets, rings, screws, and anchors – no extra hardware needed. Experience effortless installation and bestow a sophisticated upgrade to your windows with our Adjustable Double Curtain Rod! Enjoy the perfect blend of strength and style, all conveniently included in this comprehensive package, providing everything you need for a seamless and stylish curtain rod setup.How to install the curtain rods

Equipment / Tools Needed

Measuring tape

Step ladder

Level

Drill

Screwdriver

Materials 

Curtain rod kit

Curtains

Pencil

Installation Steps

     1. Measure the Window

Measure width and height for bracket placement. 

We recommend you place the brackets three inches to the side of the window and four inches above the window.

Mark points on both sides with a pencil.

     2. Mark Bracket Placement

Position the first bracket and mark screw hole locations.

Use a level to ensure straightness.

     3. Install Center Support (if needed)

For rods longer than four feet, install a center support.

     4. Drill Guide Holes

Drill guide holes for mounting hardware.

Use appropriate anchors for drywall.

     5. Fasten Brackets to the Wall

Use a drill or screwdriver to secure brackets.

Ensure they are tightly attached.

     6. Position the Curtain Rod

For double rods, put sheer curtain on the secondary rod.

For single rods, thread the curtain onto the rod.

     7. Hang Curtains

Lift the rod onto wall brackets.

Secure rod in place (if screws are present).

     8. Check Brackets

Test curtain movement.

Inspect brackets for stability.

Done!