Wrap the panel around the curved end of the rod and tuck it behind the bracket to eliminate exterior light from seeping in. Its innovative wrap-around design helps prevent light leakage by allowing your curtain or drapery panel to rest directly against the wall. Twilight curtain rod effectively blocks out all light. Its sleek form and matte finish can be easily integrated into a variety of different décors. With a simple, clean design, the Twilight room darkening curtain rod beautifully complements and enhances any curtains or drapes. Designed by: Mauricio Affonso & Paul Rowan.Save On Energy Costs, Reduce Noise: When combined with a blackout curtain or light blocking curtains twilight will help insulate your room, blocking winter's cold drafts, as well as outdoor noise.Adjustable Double Curtain Rod: The length of your Twilight Double Curtain Rod can be adjusted and supports 2 curtains so it's perfect for a variety of window sizes.Easy To Set Up: Your Twilight Double Curtain Rod comes with everything you need to get set up quickly and doesn't require a curtain rod bracket includes steel curtain rod, metal screws, plastic screw anchor, and easy to follow assembly instructions.Room Darkening Solution: By creating a window curtain rod that curves at both ends, curtains sit flush against the wall with twilight and wrap around the window from end-to-end, blocking out light while insulating the room.Place the rod over the mounting brackets and secure it in place. If your rod does not have a center bracket, skip this step. Place the middle support bracket on the center line and secure it to the wall. Measure the distance between the brackets and find the center line. Right before you completely tighten the brackets, pull the paper off the wall. If necessary, use a hand drill to drill pilot holes for the screws. Place the mounting brackets on the wall and then secure them to the wall, using the supplied screws and screwdriver.
Measure inward approximately 3 to 5 inches from the marks you placed on the wall to indicate the end of the rod. Mark each end of the rod on the paper, and then draw a line across the pieces of paper, using the top of the rod as your straightedge. Measure from each end of the rod to the side of the window casing. Trace across the top edge of the rod.Ĭenter the rod over the window. Place the rod against the wall and line up the top edge of the rod against the marks you placed on the tape. Measure down from the ceiling the same distance on the right side of the window and make a mark on that piece of paper.
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