New Edge Blinds Sphere Curtain Pole Set - Black - 160-300cm

The New Edge Blinds Sphere Curtain Pole Set has a diameter ranging from 16mm to 19mm, depending on the section.

This pole is specifically designed for use with eyelet curtains. It may not be suitable for curtains with pleats, tabs, or rod pockets unless they also incorporate eyelets.

Clean the pole with a soft, dry cloth. If needed, use a slightly damp cloth and then dry immediately. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

The product description does not specify a maximum weight capacity. However, for extendable poles, it is generally recommended to use them with medium-weight curtains. Ensure all support brackets are securely installed, especially when using the pole at its maximum extension.

The set typically includes the curtain pole, finials, and brackets. Specific wall fixings (screws and wall plugs) may or may not be included and depend on the manufacturer's package. It is advisable to use fixings appropriate for your specific wall type.

The pole is extendable. Usually, you extend it to the desired length and then secure it by tightening small screws located on the inner pole section where it overlaps the outer section.

Ensure all support brackets are securely fastened and correctly positioned. If extended to maximum length, consider adding an additional central bracket. Check the weight of the curtains; very heavy drapes may require a sturdier, non-extendable pole or additional support.

Loosen the securing screws slightly. Ensure there is no debris obstructing the sliding mechanism. Apply a small amount of silicone-based lubricant if necessary, and then re-tighten screws once the desired length is set.

Check if there are small grub screws or a locking mechanism on the finial. Ensure these are tightened appropriately. If the finial screws directly into the pole end, ensure the threads are clean and undamaged.

The screws may not be properly anchored. Remove the bracket, check the wall plugs (anchors) are suitable for your wall type and are fully inserted, or use longer/stronger screws if necessary. If drilling into drywall, always aim for studs.