Use and Care Manual

ManualsBrandsUnbranded ManualsCurtain Rods28 in. to 48 in. Adjustable Lockseam Corner Double Curtain Rod

Eyelet rings and clip rings are used with standard pole rods.

Eyelet rings must be used with either drapery pins or clips

to attach draperies.

Drapery pins are necessary for drapery attachment for any

traverse rod that does not include clips.

When purchasing additional mounting brackets, make sure

that the rod diameter will fit and the bracket projection will

match your current set up.

Please refer to the chart below for help selecting

the best rod for your application.

Use and care

USAGE TIPS

Measure the width of your window including

its frame if applicable.

Keep in mind that standard rod installations

allow an additional 3 to 6 inch rod extension

beyond the width of your window. This pre-

vents any light from passing through on the

sides.

Take into account the width of the finials (if

included). To get the true length of your

whole rod set, add the width of the finial to

each end of the rod.

HOW TO

PREPARE

Wipe clean with damp cloth

Suggested for indoor use only

CARE GUIDE

THINGS TO

CONSIDER

TIPS FOR BUYING

ACCESSORIES

What type of rod should I choose?

A standard steel pole rod is most

common and used with rings and

holdbacks to keep curtains open

during the day.

For more high traffic curtain usage,

consider a cord draw traverse rod

or a curtain track for a cordless

option. For a lightweight and

inexpensive option, a lockseam rod

would be perfect.

What diameter rod should I buy?

It may depend on several variables

such as how big your window is.

Make sure the rod diameter is

proportionate to your window and

living space. A larger diameter is

suitable for heavy weight curtains

whereas a smaller diameter is

better fit for light curtains.

Use and care

TYPE FUNCTION CURTAIN TYPE

Single Rod

Single curtain,

usually seen with rings

Grommets, pocket curtains,

pinch pleat

Grommets, pocket curtains,

pinch pleat

Layered looks,

usually seen with sheers

Double Rod

Pinch pleat drapesSmooth gliding, high traffic use

Corded

Traverse Rod

All drapes

but grommets and pockets

Smoothing gliding without cord,

high traffic use

Cordless

Traverse Rod

Decorative hooks to pull open drapes

for an open and polished look

Holdbacks All drapes

Pocket curtainsLightweight, easy installation

Lockseam

Wide Pocket

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