by proptosposour1987 » Mon Dec 09, 2024 9:51 pm
Re-hanging curtains can be a bit of a hassle, but it’s so satisfying once it’s done right! It gives you plenty of length for more expansive windows or when you’re using curtains that need a bit of overlap. If your current rod isn’t sturdy enough or doesn’t fit the space well, you might want to go for a
100 inch curtain rod. Just make sure it’s a strong one, especially if your curtains are on the heavier side.
When putting it back up, check if the brackets are secure and spaced evenly. I’ve found that using a level helps a ton—nothing’s worse than crooked curtains after all the work. If your curtains are hard to slide, grab some curtain rings or hooks to make them move smoothly.
Re-hanging curtains can be a bit of a hassle, but it’s so satisfying once it’s done right! It gives you plenty of length for more expansive windows or when you’re using curtains that need a bit of overlap. If your current rod isn’t sturdy enough or doesn’t fit the space well, you might want to go for a [url=https://m.globalsources.com/manufacturers/100-inch-curtain-rod.html?pageNum=2]100 inch curtain rod[/url]. Just make sure it’s a strong one, especially if your curtains are on the heavier side.
When putting it back up, check if the brackets are secure and spaced evenly. I’ve found that using a level helps a ton—nothing’s worse than crooked curtains after all the work. If your curtains are hard to slide, grab some curtain rings or hooks to make them move smoothly.
