How To Put Up A Curtain Pole Lintel at Luca Anthony blog

How To Put Up A Curtain Pole Lintel. Thanks guys, used a cobalt bit and set drill speed to max, went through the metal pretty easy. If you're worried about drilling into the lintel (it can be done!) then you could use a rather longer batten, and a couple of long screws into the wall at each end, then secure the central part as. If you've hit a steel lintel trying to put up a curtain pole, then this wooden batten installation with grab adhesive is a great solution! After attempting to drill holes for a new curtain rail and discovering a steel (i think) lintel, i've decided the easiest solution is to nail a 1 inch. It needs to have variable speed and needs to be powerful. Fixing curtain poles, curtain rails and blinds to lintels can be tricky when trying to drill into concrete or steel. The self tapping screws hold the pole. In order to drill holes into a lintel you will require a corded hammer drill. Pretty much as jord86 suggested, use a good quality 3mm hss steel drill bit to drill a pilot hole into the steel, then fix your curtain rail.

The self tapping screws hold the pole. In order to drill holes into a lintel you will require a corded hammer drill. After attempting to drill holes for a new curtain rail and discovering a steel (i think) lintel, i've decided the easiest solution is to nail a 1 inch. It needs to have variable speed and needs to be powerful. If you've hit a steel lintel trying to put up a curtain pole, then this wooden batten installation with grab adhesive is a great solution! Fixing curtain poles, curtain rails and blinds to lintels can be tricky when trying to drill into concrete or steel. Pretty much as jord86 suggested, use a good quality 3mm hss steel drill bit to drill a pilot hole into the steel, then fix your curtain rail. Thanks guys, used a cobalt bit and set drill speed to max, went through the metal pretty easy. If you're worried about drilling into the lintel (it can be done!) then you could use a rather longer batten, and a couple of long screws into the wall at each end, then secure the central part as.

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How To Put Up A Curtain Pole Lintel Pretty much as jord86 suggested, use a good quality 3mm hss steel drill bit to drill a pilot hole into the steel, then fix your curtain rail. It needs to have variable speed and needs to be powerful. If you're worried about drilling into the lintel (it can be done!) then you could use a rather longer batten, and a couple of long screws into the wall at each end, then secure the central part as. The self tapping screws hold the pole. In order to drill holes into a lintel you will require a corded hammer drill. Thanks guys, used a cobalt bit and set drill speed to max, went through the metal pretty easy. After attempting to drill holes for a new curtain rail and discovering a steel (i think) lintel, i've decided the easiest solution is to nail a 1 inch. Fixing curtain poles, curtain rails and blinds to lintels can be tricky when trying to drill into concrete or steel. Pretty much as jord86 suggested, use a good quality 3mm hss steel drill bit to drill a pilot hole into the steel, then fix your curtain rail. If you've hit a steel lintel trying to put up a curtain pole, then this wooden batten installation with grab adhesive is a great solution!