would this go will with an American flag as a curtain
384574
It would definitely go with a patriotic theme. My suggestion would be to find some great stars and stripe fabric and not an actual American flag - that may be what you're already thinking - but it's not good form to use the flag in that way.
384575
It's not something I would do, I think it would clash. I have green camo curtains to go with the bedspread. If you could find a blue camo bedspread, then maybe the American flag would be a better match.
1083514
Yes. The round plastic openings that came with the curtain have a slit on the side that allowed the round circles to hang onto the rod.
718070
I think it would depend on how bunched up your curtain is, I used this holder in a camper, and the curtain just happened to be long enough with enough extra width to work. You could end up needing a wider, longer curtain depending on how yours fits now.
1830936
no... there would be a gap in coverage and it might not stay on. It would also impede the movement of the shower curtain rings.
1989400
yes ..needs the appropriate size "niche " cut out , the side curtains expand but top to bottom dimension will need to be framed
231362
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563225
It only goes to 156 inches, so depending on the style of curtain, I guess you could just incorporate 2 smaller ones?
2036074
Only curtain I've seen is the real short ruffle. Like its 12 inches long and plaid. I suggest finding a matching solid color for your curtain.
1034949
I don't think so unless your curtain rod is lower than the usual height. You may be able to have someone string it up for you so that it would be at the height you need.
767862
It might. But it also might seep through the fabric. On a rug, any (possible) seepage wouldn't/doesn't show on the right side.
101522
The material is strong and in pix heat..should last a couple of years ..although depending on color u may see some fade. My personal concern would be more around the wind. The curtain is anchored on top but there is no stabilizing factors on the sides and the bar along the base will slide, or the material will shift along the rim that holds it. Depending how much extension u maintain, I would think u would have a lot of sway and pull. The wind, in my opinion will contribute to the deterioration of the overall curtain as designed ... I am wondering if u might be better of with an awning rather that a curtain in that they have a stronger stabilizing structure around the " curtain material" Please understand this is my opinion and not a reflection on the product itself...I used it in LA ..was satisfied, but even here, after a year or so I found the plastic chains that raise and lower to be of poor quality and the curtain shifted often and had to be reset in relation to the bottom stabilizing bar ( it slips)
1526426
I don't think so. I always make sure to pull the curtain back across the tub so its not all bunched together on one side, this allows it to air out naturally. It is nice and heavy and doesn't stay stuck together. some of the cheaper ones stay kind of bunched at the bottom. I got a clear one and we have very hard water, so on the cheap ones within a couple of weeks. I could notice to see a rust tint from the heavy iron...this new one is just as clear as the day I hung it.
782312
Yes it does! I love it. I have the American Flag on top and the "Don't tread on Me" on the bottom. When the wind blows the flags flow in the wind. The light is great at night. We put 3 bags of 25lb Quickrite to secure the base.
594042
I would suppose that it would work. You may have to run some cord or wire through the grommets and use that to actually hang the banner, but it should work.
2110389
I have see the large silver hooks used AS the brackets for a curtain rod. They were on a wood and glass door (attached to the wood part) and were holding up fine. If your brackets are flat on the back where they attach to the wall they could work. The weight of everything is the issue. If the rod and curtains weigh a couple of pounds or less and no one is tugging on them then it should work.
1970499
Prob not an answer to ur question but :::: it is a strong curtain but they did skimp. It runs short.
1988648
I would say yes, but this is a fabric curtain. Its very lightweight, which is good, but it looks great--not cheap looking.