CURTAIN BRACKETS

RFQ Description

Structure and Design: Standard curtain brackets usually consist of two parts: the bracket arm and the wall-mounted base. The bracket arm is typically a simple, straight or slightly curved design that extends outward from the wall to hold the curtain rod. The wall-mounted base is affixed to the wall and supports the arm, securing the curtain rod in place. Materials: Steel: Most common, durable, and can support a wide range of curtain weights. Brass: Offers a more elegant and polished finish, often used for a more traditional or luxurious aesthetic. Aluminum: Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and typically used for lighter curtains. Plastic: More affordable but less durable, often used for lighter curtains in non-permanent or temporary installations. Mounting: Wall-Mounted: The bracket base is screwed or drilled into the wall. This installation method requires some basic tools like screws and anchors. Adjustable: Some standard brackets feature adjustable arms, allowing you to set the distance between the wall and the curtain rod. Use: Residential: These brackets are ideal for most living rooms, bedrooms, and offices where standard curtain rods are used to hang drapes, sheers, or blinds. Commercial: In commercial spaces, standard curtain brackets may be used for office blinds or partition curtains.