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Customizing your Curtain Rods

Rod Type: Curtain rods can be made into the following rod types:

Straight Window Curtain Rods

Straight rod of any length.

 

Custom splicing upon request.

Corner Window Curtain Rods

Two-sided rod made to fit your corner window perfectly, with internal (hidden) corner connector. Custom splicing upon request.

Bay Window Curtain Rods

Three-sided (or five-sided) rod made to fit your bay window perfectly, with internal (hidden) corner connectors. Custom splicing upon request.

Bow Window Curtain Rods

*Please contact us at sales@highlandforge.com to order.*

 

Curved rod, mounted horizontally on a curved wall. Available in 1" steel round rods only.

Once you've selected the rod type, you can specify the following details, including the finish:

Rod Material, Shape & Diameter 

You’ll be able specify steel or stainless steel material; round or square shaped rods; and rod diameter, including ½”, ¾”, 1”, 1 ¼”, 1 ½’, and 2”. Note that all sizes are available in regular steel tubular rods, while square rods are available in all except 1/2" diameter. Stainless steel is a great option for outdoor, wet, or salty air environments.

Length

You'll be able to specify all dimensions of your walls to 1/8".  When determining the length of your rod, be sure to account for “overhang”. Overhang is the amount the rod extends past the trim (not including finials). It gives space to stack the drapes so that they don't block the window. It also gives a much nicer, more professional look. We generally recommend an overhang of 4” to 12" on each side (4” to 6” for smaller windows and 6” to 12” for larger windows), but you may need more or less depending on how much space you have to work with, how much fabric you have, and your aesthetic preferences.

Clearance

You'll be able to specify the “clearance” for a French return rod to the 1/4". Clearance is the distance from the wall to the back of the rod. 3” is the most common clearance. Clearances for straight rods are specified when you select your brackets.

Rod Ends

You'll be able to specify the ends of the rod as either straight (for use with finials or socket brackets) or having French curved or mitered returns.