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3 types of rails are available; shaped, Corner rails and straight rails in many standard All the curtain rails are white and made from powder coated aluminium and come complete with fixings SRL-9090W - CURVED RAIL 900 x 900 + FIXING KIT WHITE SRL-120120W - CURVED RAIL 1200 x 1200 + FIXING KIT WHITE SRL-13090W - CURVED RAIL 1300 x 900 + FIXING KIT WHITE SRL-15090W - CURVED RAIL 1500 x 900 SRL-150120W - CURVED RAIL 1500 x 1200 + FIXING KIT WHITE SRL-18090W - CURVED RAIL 1800 x 900 STRAIGHT SHOWER RAIL 1.3M SHOWER RAIL 2M + FIXING KIT WHITE SHOWER RAIL 2.5M + FIXING KIT WHITE SRU-100100W - U RAIL 1000 x 1000 + FIXING KIT WHITE (W)892mm x (D)940mm SRU-120120W - U RAIL 1200 x 1200 + FIXING KIT WHITE (W)1092mm x (D)1140mm SRU-13080W - U RAIL 1300 x 800 + FIXING KIT WHITE (W)1192mm x (D)740mm SRU-14090W - U RAIL 1400 x 900 + FIXING KIT WHITE (W)1292mm x (D)840mm SRU-150120W - U RAIL 1500 x 1200 +
Find your nearest stockist Installation Street name * Current House name or number * Current Street name * The Curtain Hardware Company has been a wholesale supplier of Drapery Hardware since 1976 and has been a pioneer of many developments such as Motorisation.
childrens blackout curtains argos Our Curtain Track range includes Commercial and Domestic Tracking System so no matter what the job we have a solution. We supply tracks for all purposes such as Hotels, Offices, Schools, Churches, Crematoriums and Aged Care Facilities plus everyday living at Home or Apartment Units etc. We are specialty suppliers of Hospital Bed Screening and Shower Tracks for Hospitals, Physiotherapy Suites, Medical Centres. Supplementing our Curtain Tracking and Workroom Accessories is range of Speciality Made to Measure Blinds. The Blind collection ranges from the traditional to contemporary to allow you to make a statement of Style.
Monday - Thursday 7.30am to 4.00pm Friday 7.30am to 2.00pm Dometic Product Number * OR type the number in here: I have read the Terms & ConditionsCurtain Rails & Fixings White Rail Bracket Swish Drape (Pack of 2) Curtain Rail Runners (Pack of 20) Brass Curtain Rings 19m White End Stop Swish Solo Glide (Pack of 2) 25mm EB Curtain Rings Curtain Rail Nylon Gliders Pack of 10 EuroShowers Button Shower Curtain Rings - 12 Piece 32mm Br Curtain Rings Nylon Curtain Hooks (Pack of 20) Leaf Design Curtain Tie Back Self Adhesive Curtain Brackets Pack of 2 Stretchy Clip on Key holder White Plastic Curtain Wire End Hooks With Centre Support (Pack of 2) White Rail Bracket Decorail (Pack of 2) Fitting curtain tracks is simple enough as long as you know what type of wall you are trying to fix into. My guides – ‘Fixing into masonry walls‘ and ‘Fixing into hollow walls‘ will provide you with all the information you need on these different surface types.
The other important factor is whether to fix the track directly to the wall or on a batten as shown in the example below. The advantage of fitting curtain tracks on batten is that it is much easier to drill and fix accurately onto a batten, rather than onto a wall which may contain concrete lintels above the window, or, the wall surface may be uneven and therefore again cause problems of accuracy. With a batten, you can find good fixing points, attach the batten securely and then crack on with fitting the curtain track accurately on the batten. There are no hard and fast rules as to what height above a window to fix a track but you are often guided by finding a mid point between the top of the window reveal and the ceiling or coving above. Your decision may also be governed by the length of the curtains. Always remember to use a cable, pipe, and stud detector to help find safe fixing positions for fixing your curtain tracks. 1. The batten should be about 30cm wider than the window, to extend 15cm either side.
Position the batten with a spirit level and mark a guideline on the wall surface. Keeping an eye on the batten, drill holes through the batten into the wall surface below. Use the correct drill bit for the wall surface. 2. Use the appropriate wall plugs and screws to secure the batten to the wall following your guideline precisely. In most circumstances, the screws you use should be 3 times the depth of the batten. There’s some more good information on batten fixing in my guide ‘Fitting batten shelving’. 3. With a spirit level, measure and draw a horizontal line through the centre of the batten. Go along the whole length. This line will be your guide for fitting the track. 4. When fitting a curtain track with multiple brackets, space the screws at regular intervals along the length of the batten. 5. Slot the holding brackets onto the screws following the manufacturer’s guidelines. You may need to adjust the screw depth for a secure fitting. 6. With all the holding brackets in place, the track can be fitted neatly to the brackets and tightened in position with the screws or clips provided.
7. Slide the gliders provided onto the track. To stop them from sliding off, fix the end supports in place, securing with the screws or clips provided. 8. Ensure that you have enough gliders to support the curtains. Most systems allow you to clip on more gliders without having to remove the end supports. Manufacturers will have slightly differing systems for gliders, clips and tracks, so always pay close attention to any subtle differences. The distance you allow your batten/track to extend past the window reveals will be dependent on the weight of your curtains and the width of the window. You want to let as much light into the room as possible when the curtains are drawn back, so you may need more or less than the 15cm either side that I have shown in the example above. If you need to trim down the length of the track, simply measure your requirement and cut the track with a fine toothed saw. A junior hacksaw is ideal for this. The batten can be painted for a better decorative effect.