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| After selecting your Heritage Lace Ready-Made window
treatment, choosing the correct curtain rod is the next step in the
process of creating a beautiful window treatment. |
The most commonly used types are extension rods and projection rods. |

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Tension rods are spring-loaded to fit into the window sash,
between the side rails. They may be round or oval. |

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Projection rods project out into the room, away from the window
frame or trim, to support the curtains. They’re a single piece of
formed metal with the ends bent back to “return” to the window – the
same kind that Mom used yesterday and they’re still popular today.
Standard projections are 1 1/2", 2", 3" and 4". |

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Café rods are poles, supported on matching brackets attached to
both sides of the window, trim or wall. They’re more ornate and
capped at both ends with decorative finials. Standard diameters are
7/16", 9/16" and 13/16". |
Café rod materials and finishes include wood, antique or bright
brass or painted metal, in a broad range of sizes, designs, colors
and prices. Projection and café rods include brackets and
instructions for installing them with simple tools.
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| Heritage Lace Ready-Mades incorporate either a 1
1/2" sewn rod pocket or decorative rod holes across the top of each
curtain component. Select the rod that best matches your budget and
the look you want to achieve. |
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