Hanging Curtains On A Wall Without Window

I said it once already but it bears repeating be sure to hang your curtain rods a good 10 12 wider than the window itself.

Hanging curtains on a wall without window. To do so you ll be using a piece of cardboard with a right angle cut out and a pencil to mark the wall. The key to hanging a curtain is to ensure the rod sits level on the supports. String your curtain on the curtain rod and hang it up. Clean wall surface where you will be applying hooks with rubbing alcohol and clean cloth or paper towel.

Pick a finish that is the same as the curtain rods you will be hanging. Purchase 2 3 jumbo command hooks per window. Clean gently rubbing too hard can remove the paint. If you love the look of a real curtain rod or have a penchant for decorative finials then a simple tension rod probably won t work for you.

You buy them hang your curtain and insert them between your window frames. It creates the illusion that the window is larger than it actually is and it also allows more light to flow into the room. Draw the curtains and let them sit for 1 hour to make sure the adhesive hooks can hold the weight. This allows the curtains to cover the walls when they re open and not the window.

The suspension will also look natural and can fit into your overall home decor with aplomb. Pick up some command hooks. Magnetic curtain rods are available as are hangers that tap in behind your window frame. Instead use a trick we often employ on photo shoots when we don t want to drill holes in our studio walls.

I managed to hang them wide by placing the brackets on the edge of the window and allowing the rod to stick out further but you are stuck having to hang them directly on top of the window. Run the curtain rod through the hoops at the top of your curtains and then hang it up again. This is another method of hanging curtains without drilling holes into the walls. Cut a right angle out of a piece of cardboard and line it up with the window frame s corner.

Suspension of curtains from the walls will work especially well if you have higher windows where reaching to the top can be difficult. Use temporary command hooks. The downside to hanging these curtains without damaging the wall was i couldn t hang them high. Tension rods are probably the easiest.