How To Put Wood On Wall For Curtain Pole at Constance Roger blog

How To Put Wood On Wall For Curtain Pole. Check your ceiling and window head are either level, or parallel with each other. Installing your new curtain pole is simple. This is to save me trying to drill into the lintel above the window. Above it is a wooden batten about 3/4 thick. How to fix a curtain pole to a wall step 1: If the wall is solid you will need to use a drill with a masonry bit and suitable rawl plugs. Attached to the batten is curtain. Check the ceiling and window head for level. If the wall is plasterboard, fix the brackets directly to a wooden stud behind the plasterboard. If they are out of level it is often. Fitting a timber batten to a plastered wall which has been previously repaired during the renovation project and gives a more secure fixing. The main window in my lounge is about 9' wide x 7' high. I am looking to fix a wooden baton 2 x 1 to a wall above a window, and then screw the curtain rail into the wood.

I am looking to fix a wooden baton 2 x 1 to a wall above a window, and then screw the curtain rail into the wood. Attached to the batten is curtain. If the wall is plasterboard, fix the brackets directly to a wooden stud behind the plasterboard. How to fix a curtain pole to a wall step 1: Check the ceiling and window head for level. If they are out of level it is often. Fitting a timber batten to a plastered wall which has been previously repaired during the renovation project and gives a more secure fixing. The main window in my lounge is about 9' wide x 7' high. Check your ceiling and window head are either level, or parallel with each other. Above it is a wooden batten about 3/4 thick.

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How To Put Wood On Wall For Curtain Pole Fitting a timber batten to a plastered wall which has been previously repaired during the renovation project and gives a more secure fixing. How to fix a curtain pole to a wall step 1: Attached to the batten is curtain. If they are out of level it is often. Check your ceiling and window head are either level, or parallel with each other. If the wall is solid you will need to use a drill with a masonry bit and suitable rawl plugs. This is to save me trying to drill into the lintel above the window. Check the ceiling and window head for level. Above it is a wooden batten about 3/4 thick. If the wall is plasterboard, fix the brackets directly to a wooden stud behind the plasterboard. Installing your new curtain pole is simple. I am looking to fix a wooden baton 2 x 1 to a wall above a window, and then screw the curtain rail into the wood. The main window in my lounge is about 9' wide x 7' high. Fitting a timber batten to a plastered wall which has been previously repaired during the renovation project and gives a more secure fixing.