One Curtain Rod Across Two Windows

Allow the panels to cover the space between the window and wall.

One curtain rod across two windows.

Two way traverse rods allow drapes to move away from the middle to each end. Decorative traverse rods are used with rings and can be seen even when drapes are closed. The rod or arm slides into a bracket mounted to the wall. For illustration beige curtains with a maroon center.

They are easily identifiable in that they attach to only one side of a window and operate on a hinge. One way rods are often used on sliding patio doors or in corners. The curtain swings back and forth over the window opening. Partial rods are just long enough to hold one panel of drapes.

I ve got two bay windows across from each other dining room living room combo which have narrow windows on the angled sides so adding drapes would block out those windows which i don t want to do. Swing arm rods work in certain applications where other styles of curtain rods won t. The sheer creates a graceful backdrop for the two outer curtains. I am planning to hang a bay window rod with four curtains one on each side of the three windows.

Hold a curtain from each home windows so the curtains open from the corner. When the sheer is. When arranging the curtains on the rod start with the solid colored panel. One way rods allow panels to move in only one direction.

Install a double rod and hang one curtain if it is sheer on the back rod and two curtains on the front rod. You would grasp a dividing piece to offset the two in the nook. The patterned curtain should follow. To make your two windows appear wider hide their outer edges behind curtains.

A white or light colored curtain that complements the other two curtain styles can be used as well. How do you deal with multiple windows spread out across one large wall. Install a curtain rod across the entire width of the wall along the ceiling and hang a panel down to the floor along the outside edge of each window. Would love to hear your thoughts.

We personally love the idea of extending an extra wide curtain rod from wall to wall and hanging multiple panels creating a softening repetition effect.