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The Toolty Double Metal Curtain Pole Set is designed for homeowners seeking a sophisticated, multi-layered window treatment solution that supports both primary curtains and sheer under-layers. Featuring a robust 25/19mm diameter and an elegant bronze finish with Beluna finials, this set provides a stable and aesthetically pleasing mount for heavy-duty fabrics. While the 390cm length offers excellent coverage for large windows, potential users should ensure they have adequate wall space for the wide bracket footprint during installation.
| Colour | Bronze |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5068642617050 |
| Brand | Toolty |
| Options | 390cm, Beluna, 25/19mm |
Yes, the metal poles can be cut to fit smaller windows using a hacksaw, though you should measure twice before cutting.
Yes, the kit includes all standard mounting hardware required for basic installation into solid walls.
The finish is high-quality, but it should be kept away from harsh chemicals and moisture to maintain its luster.
Yes, the robust metal construction is designed to support the weight of heavy, lined curtains on the 25mm pole.
Yes, the Beluna finials can be removed, allowing you to swap them out or easily slide your curtains onto the rod.
The brackets are designed to provide sufficient clearance for double-layered curtains; the exact distance is optimized for standard curtain header types.
Check if the rings are properly aligned and ensure no debris is trapped in the rod joints. A small amount of furniture polish or silicone spray can help.
Verify that all provided brackets are installed and the central support bracket is securely fastened to the wall.
Tighten the small set screw located on the neck of the finial using a small hex key.
Installation requires a drill, level, and screwdriver. Begin by measuring the width of your window frame and marking the position for the wall brackets to ensure they are level. Once the brackets are secured, feed the curtains onto the rods before resting the poles into the brackets and tightening the grub screws to prevent movement. For care, wipe the pole occasionally with a soft, dry microfiber cloth to remove dust. Avoid using abrasive chemical cleaners, as these may tarnish the bronze finish over time. If the curtains stick, a light application of silicone spray inside the rod or on the curtain rings can improve glide.
