This tool allows you to quickly and easily install curtain rods by giving you a measuring tool to measure distance of holes from window corner. Included picture to show how.
NOTE: Print size: 9in x 9in
- Install curtain rods in minutes without hassle.
- STRESS-FREE CURTAIN ROD HANGING TEMPLATE (9" X 9") will take the hassle out of measuring the location of the screw holes to mount curtain brackets and make sure that they are at the same height and width for every similar window in your home.
- Prevent drilling unnecessary holes that will require patching, sanding and painting.
- No measuring tape or level required.
- Be sure to use a stud finder (aka a magnet) before you punch holes in your wall. Typically, very close to the door is made of wood so that should be fine to drill into (like within a couple of inches). If you don't know about this, google or youtube it :)
Hanging drapery rods can be a painful process! The first challenge is marking the right location for screw holes. You can spend lots of time measuring and marking the brackets’ placement, yet the result might still be off. It’s especially challenging if you’re hanging several rods. This template will take the hassle out of measuring, marking, and drilling holes to mount and hang curtains and make sure your curtains and their curtain rod are at the same height and width for every similar window in your home.
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Put it up against the wall in the corner of the outside of your window frame.
- decide where you want to put the hole (eg. x3 y3) and punch a hole in the wall with a thumbtack through that x3 y3 hole (centered).
- go to the other side and punch a hole in the wall with the thumbtack in the same hole.
- now the holes you punched with the thumbtack show you exactly where to install the screws for your blinds :)
- Done! The picture above makes it pretty self-explanatory I think so take a look at that too.
Inspired by this product on amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KRK9WYK/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_1?smid=A1D2EXM1FAFTSV&psc=1
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