Has anyone used this in a double rod (i.e. sheers on a separate rod) setup?
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I have not used sheers with these, and If you want sheers mounted behind this rod I think it would be very tight unless you had a way to move the rod brackets on this rod out further. Mine let the curtains just clear the window sill... Of course if you are not working around woodwork like I am then you would have 2 inches of space for a sheer/rod.
1880911
The rod has to be cut to size but is tensioned for the final adjustment. It has been installed for over 6 months and has remained intact. We stack many towels and with the weight of both towels and the shower curtain have had no issues. I would recommend this rod.
2244985
It will not work for curtain rods. This works for showers with glass doors. With a channel top.
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!
55050
I've used them with Desitin, BUT I usually use two liners doubled up just to be safe. I haven't had any issues with them that way.
746460
The rod separates. You then thread the curtain on one side, reattach the two rods then spread the curtain over both sides.
387630
I can't imagine you'd have any trouble with two rods. Should fit no problem. The only issue you might have would be with the size of the guide rings on large rods. The width might get a little tight there. But I wouldn't expect it to be a problem unless you were talking 4 or more large rods.
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I have not tried it with double sided blades only on Gillette twin and triple blades, I would further add that it seems to work better on triple blades, but eventually you do reach a point where blades have to be replaced. Has saved me money. Hope this answer helps
637276
I purchased both the single and double rods. My double window was 72 inches with plenty of room. The single were your standard 36 wide. Depending on were you need to mount the brackets I would say the double, I have one window the single was too short and the double is too long, but I have at least a 3 inch over hang. I plan on moving the brackets out so the window will look wider but I haven't had time to compete, and I have plenty of curtain to cover the extra rod. I hope this helped.
732342
No. It has to do with the balance of the curtain on the rod. One curtain on each side. You could try it, but I don't think you will be pleased. One side of the hook is already longer. I guess you could use the longer side to the back side to maintain the balance on the rod...
2210279
Steel rods go through to add strength. Good luck with velvet strip...... super flue maybe?
248533
It protrudes almost 3"-4", which is needed with pleated curtains/drapes. If you are looking for only a 1" clearance, a cafe style curtain rod, usually used for sheers, may work best.
1737100
It will not work with a second rod very well. It can be done and it does stick out but its better with one high rod. Out of 4 closets I have with these, one has that problem and I still use it because it helps me organize and my child wanted what his siblings had. It doesnt bother me much anymore but it doesnt look very nice.
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Yes and no. First, this curtain is great; I really like the mesh window along the top. I have tension rod and it has a "break" in the center which inhibits smooth movement of the curtain just a little. Certainly a mounted rod without the break would be better.
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It attaches with velco. Probably not the best but there is a small slot in the top were you can run a small adjustable curtain rod though. This is how I did it.
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I have had no problem with this. I have the type of rod that bows out, so the "catch" area is at the ends. They sometimes get hung on this transition area, but a light tug usually works to dislodge them. These are the smoothest I have ever had and I purchased them specifically because I tried two other types that did not work at all. I am pleased with them. I believe there are none that would slide seamlessly, but these do well.
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I do not think this will work with just one rod. When the end cap is removed from an end of the rod you can then screw the swivel socket into the rod. If you separate the rod, you will not have a way to screw it into the socket. I used two rods removing the end caps where I wanted to join the rods and it worked perfectly for two windows coming together in a corner.