Kenney Mission 3/4 tringle à rideau décorative pour baie vitrée, 78-144, noir

Brand:Kenney

2.9/5

€
99.94

Ajoutez une touche de style à votre maison avec la tringle à rideaux double décorative Mission 3/4 Bay Window de Kenney®. La tringle à rideau double Mission Bay Window de 3/4 po de diamètre en noir présente de grands embouts carrés pour faire une déclaration plus audacieuse. La tringle à rideaux double décorative Kenney® Mission 3/4 Bay Window est une excellente solution pour mettre à jour et superposer les rideaux, les voilages ou les cantonnières sur votre baie vitrée ou oriel. La superposition de rideaux vous donne plus de contrôle sur la quantité de lumière à laisser entrer dans votre pièce tout au long de la journée et offre plus d'isolation pendant les mois les plus froids. Pour superposer, placez des rideaux décoratifs plus lourds sur la tringle avant de 3/4 po et des rideaux transparents plus légers sur la tringle arrière de 5/8 po. Fabriquée en acier, cette tringle à rideaux pour baie vitrée peut être ajustée au centre de 28 à 72 pouces et des deux côtés de 22 à 37 pouces et projette à 2,8 pouces du mur. Il est idéal pour accrocher des rideaux avec des poches, des œillets, des languettes arrière et des dessus de languette, mais peut également être utilisé avec des anneaux à pince. L'ensemble de matériel de draperie comprend : une double tringle à rideau télescopique en acier avec embouts décoratifs (1,89" L 2,47" W X 2,47 po H), 6 supports de montage, 4 articulations de connexion pivotantes, des vis, des ancrages pour cloison sèche et des instructions d'installation.

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EAN: 0042437044622

Catégories Maison et cuisine, Histoire et littérature, Quincaillerie de traitement des fenêtres, Tiges de fenêtres, Tiges doubles,

Comprend : une tringle à rideau double télescopique pour baie vitrée avec embouts, 6 supports, 4 jointures pivotantes, des vis, des ancrages pour cloison sèche et des instructions d'installation. Tige en acier au fini noir avec embouts décoratifs et quincaillerie de montage assortie. Utilisez-le pour superposer des rideaux légers à épais, des voilages ou des cantonnières sur des baies vitrées ou des oriels. La tringle à rideau de baie vitrée de 3/4 de diamètre s'ajuste au centre de 28 à 72 po et des deux côtés à 22 à 37 po et fait saillie à 2,8 po du mur. La tringle à rideaux double décorative Kenney Mission 3/4 Bay Window est dotée de grands embouts carrés.

Batteries required	No
Brand	Kenney
Care instructions	Wipe clean with damp cloth
Color	Black
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars 64 ratings 3.8 out of 5 stars
Finish types	Coated
Included Components	Bay Window Rod, Mounting Hardware
Item model number	KN80723REM
Item Weight	3 Pounds
Manufacturer	Kenney Manufacturing
Material	Carbon Steel
Mounting Type	Wall Mounted
Number of pieces	1
Product Dimensions	147.83 x 2.75 x 2.75 inches
Product Dimensions	147.83"L x 2.75"W
Specific instructions for use	Inside
Warranty Description	No warranty.

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Scritto da: Island Girl Liz

You get what you pay for

Don’t bother with the screws included with the package - they are soft and strip almost immediately. I had to make a hardware store run for better screws just to get the rods on the wall. The rods themselves are pretty flimsy, but since I am only hanging sheer panels and valances (and don’t plan to open/close them regularly) it should be fine. If you plan to hang heavier curtains or will be moving the curtains regularly, not sure these rods will stand the test of time. You will probably end up with rods and curtains falling to the floor. But…if you are looking for an inexpensive (cheap) solution for your bay window, this is it.

Scritto da: J. Stuff

Nice but falls.

Very nice, fits perfectly in my bay window but the long pole in the middle is in 3 pieces, two poles that slide onto a middle pole. So gliding the curtain over this lip, it gets caught up on this transition/lip and then shifts the poles which causes the pole in the middle to fall out and the curtain ends up on the floor.

Scritto da: Max Oldham

strong/well made, some other plusses and minuses.

First of all, this is the type of mounting that I like, with a larger rod toward the inside for curtains and a smaller rod on the outside that only has to support shears. Seems to be out of fashion but has best IMO options for privacy, warmth, in some cases good fabric. The adjustable angle is a plus - it's a small and elegant angle piece. Some comparable products have ugly angles. The brackets are just functional, not beautiful, and I expect to replace them. Curtains do not cover the brackets.

Scritto da: Luana’s Happy Home

Headache

I got a headache installing these. The quality is super cheap and the corners and brackets are difficult to install. You get what you pay for I guess. I am sure it worked for some but sadly not for me

Scritto da: Jason

excellent curtain rod

Excellent curtain rod to use for a corner, angled, or bay window. Easy to install and is substantial enough to look really great in your space. The corner attachment can be customized to fit two right-angle windows or a curved window, making it even more versatile than just for a bay window. Would recommend.

Scritto da: Alaskan Cat

not good

Please save your money unless you are hanging super thin sheers this will bend

Scritto da: Qnumbra

Easy to install and looks great

This went up pretty easy; each section has two brackets and the rods sit in each bracket held in place with set screws. When you go to set it up, set up one section at a time and make a note of how the pieces are packaged. I made the mistake of opening them all and then not knowing which section went where. That made me to spend an extra few minutes trying to figure it out. Once I figured it out I laid it out on the floor and got my Pencil. Holding one of the brackets up flush with the top of the window frame, I marked two holes 2 inches from the side of the frame and then moved across marking holes for the others. I used my drill to make holes for the anchors, pushed the anchors into the holes, tap them with a hammer so they were flush with the wall. I switched out the drill bit for a Phillips driver bit and screwed on all the brackets. Don’t forget to loosen all the set screws while you’re there. After that it’s pretty easy. Place the bars and screw down the set screws. It was easier for me to put the bars up and make sure everything was right where I wanted it to be when screwed down and then starting for one side, put up the curtains. This looks much better than the white cheapo double curtain rods that were there originally. Extra info- If your curtains are getting caught between the pole sections where they connect, grab some clear tape and wrap it around that point and it won’t happen again. If you found this review helpful please click and let me know!

Scritto da: T Stanley

Nice looking rod for curtains that don't move often

I'm completely satisfied with this curtain rod set for my bay window. It is fairly easy to put up and hang curtains on. It's definitely easier to put up than the multiple rod system I had in place before. But it is a light weight rod. I don't really move the curtains down the rod much at all. The window this covers is facing the sun and I usually want to keep the heat out of the house for the majority of the year. The rod it replaces seemed thicker and I have pulled the front set of curtains on those down before. When I do anything, I tie the curtains back without sliding them on the rod itself. The rod doesn't give me confidence that the whole thing wont come crashing down if I didn't take some care when moving the curtains around, but it will likely hold up to years of light use. It does update the look of the dining room.