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WT07-NO3- Curtain Rods
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- TANGWIN Black Curtain Rods for Windows 72 to 144 Inch(6-12ft): Wrap around curtain rods include 2X16”X7/8” wrap around rods, 8X16”X1” fixed rods, 2 x square plate base, 7 x connector, 6 x screw and anchor, 1 x adjustable telescopic bracket (bracket can be adjusted from 3.25 to 4.75 inches), 1 piece of installation instruction card. Please choose the right size curtain rods according to the length of your window.
- TANGWIN Wrap Around Curtain Rods: Aluminum alloy square plate base that fits against the wall, wrap around curtain rods at both ends curved to wrap the curtain around the window from end to end. Insulates from heat and blackout in summer and blocks cold drafts to keep warm in winter. Blackout curtain rods can restricted light entry into the room, enhanced privacy and reduced outside noise and drafts, saving energy.
- TANGWIN Sturdy & Durable Black Curtain Rods: 1 inch adjustable curtain rods are made of iron, heavy duty aluminum alloy square plate base and iron brackets and sturdy screws.The wall thickness of each rod is 0.8 mm. Matte black wrap around curtain rods are treated with a proven high temperature curing coating process, smooth surface. Heavy duty curtain rods have three support points, with an adjustable bracket in the middle, can stand up to 30 pounds without sinking.
- TANGWIN Freely Adjustable Single Curtain Rod:: The 1" fixed rods are attached by connectors and screwed in one by one with aligned threads. Adjustable curtain rod can be enlarged or reduced in size by increasing or decreasing the number of rods each about 13 inches. Also the 7/8" telescoping rods at each end are easy to adjust in length to fit your window size. So no more worrying about differences in window size.
- TANGWIN Modern Design Curtain Rods: Room darkening adjustable curtain rods shape with modern design style, cubic metal square plate base, smooth lines, highlighting the combination of strength and weight, modern and stylish without losing sturdiness and durability.
