Will this rod be strong enough for 84" sliding door draperies?
136518
I have 84 inch thermal drapes on this rod, and they are just fine. Thermals are made of thick, stiff, heavy material for the most part, so I would say a qualified yes to your question, as per MAM. The rod itself is beautiful and yet simple.
136519
I don't know. I only have a valance on mine. Perhaps you could put a support in the center. I DO know that it looks great!
136520
Just be sure that your brackets are in good solid backing and or use wall anchors the large screw-in type. The rod itself is good.
136521
Yes. We have lined curtains over an 84" door with 3 supports. It is plenty strong and the rod is very attractive.
136522
I don't know what a sliding door drapery is or how it's different than regular drapes. This rod is pretty sturdy and you'd have to be using some abnormally heavy drapes for these to bend. Also, these rods allow for easy sliding vs. other rods I've had. I hope that helps.
136523
I have this rod spanning 105" with four lined silk drapes(total 150" of fabric) hanging on decorative rings, with no problem. The weight and span require using the bracket to support the center of the rod, so that may affect how your drapes slide on the rod. Securely screwed all brackets into solid wood header. Good luck!
1345025
I have four heavy insulated panels (84") with grommets on my rod. The rod is very sturdy and the weight of the drapes is not an issue.
1519911
My daughter used this rod for heavy full length curtains at college. The curtains spanned two closet openings and this rod did not bow at all. It's really well made. I would guess that the curtains weighed 15-18 pounds but the rod could probably support twice that.
1115826
The rod is very stable for curtains, and works wonderfully. I am not sure it will hold heavy jackets. I think it would hold suit jackets without any problems.
1433804
The brackets themselves are plenty strong. It's going to depend on your fasteners. If you can drive all your screws into solid wood like a good mirror frame and wall joists, I think these would be plenty strong. If you can't screw directly into joists, or you just want to make absolutely sure nothing is going to move, just use 1-2 additional brackets on your items. Oh, and feel free to use longer screws if you want. (I did all of the above when I hung a heavy picture.)
483235
Yes it will work. But you need to be a till handy person to do it. We installed on a wooden sliding door of the same thickness
2120899
The dia of my vertical adjustable rod is 7/8"...........will this fir this smaller size?
522336
Hi Maggie, I don't believe they would work very well. We have 1 in. rods and they fit well. There is a screw that tightens to the rod to keep it from falling out when pulling on the curtains to close or open. I suppose you could always get a longer screw and then it would tighten down. I hope this helps.
1603508
It depends how wide your door is, and what size rod you bought. If it's a double door, then you'll want to add a bracket in the middle, as it'll tend to sag. These adjustable rods are made of two tubes, one of which fits inside the other, and is pushed in or pulled out to make the width you want. So there isn't the strength and rigidity you'd need to span a double door without its sagging in the middle.
1116842
Yes it will. I just tried it for you. It will just need a few twists. Easy to do you will see when you get the rod.
1707522
I believe it will work as long as you are not hanging exceptionally heavy fabric. The rod actually expands to 12 inches. It has rubber feet on the end that hold well. I compressed it to 11" just to see and It has plenty of holding power.
104307
i have never used that rod so i would not have any feedback for you. a sturdy lightweight rod with a sensitive tip should be fine.
16941
It would depend on the down rod used. There are universal down rods of different lengths. Almost every hardware store has multiple lengths. (hope that helps, we like ours! Consider getting the wireless remote.)
34030
I can say with a high level of confidence that it will fit. All of the extension rods come with it so you are all set. Our ceiling is about that high too. We love ours and were just commenting how well it's held up. I would strongly recommend.
201072
Yes! of course. The Curtain rod is adjustable and can be adjusted to fit YOUR NEED. iF YOUR CURTAIN FITS THE REGULAR SIZED cURTAIN ROD, THEN YOU SHOULD BE JUST FINE.
430890
It depends on how heavy the curtains will be and the length of the rod you need to buy. I bought a 96" one and put a light valence and it works fine for me. If you need to hang heavy curtains you might want to get one with a hook to support the middle to help support the weight. I hope this helps you to make your decision.
967283
I don't think it will work. The hanging bar is about three inches and it has two hooks on the back side. Ifthe rod isn't out far enough there would be a space problem .ii can se other problems might arise with stability.