ZENGHUI show you quickly the formula I use working out where to fit the tie back hooks for the best luck. To start with, the home needs to be located at the outside edge of the curtain I start by wrapping AIP tie back around the curtain and moving it down a little bit, just to see where looks best the thumb is that the hook should be located two thirds the way down the curtain, and a third way up this formula works for almost any length of curtain once you made a pencil mark, where you gonna position the first time back, hope measured down from pencil to the floor then repeat this measurement on the opposite side of the window for the second time I called. I hope you found this video helpful and for lots more tips and advice and videos on all aspects of curtains, come and visit me over easy ideas dot com the link is just below this video

The "Pinecone" curtain rod in the ZENGHUI curtain pole series has a diameter of 25 millimeters and is crafted using forging technology.
This series offers a variety of cast rod heads, presented in retro tones to create a strong nostalgic atmosphere.
The pole head and bracket are both made of high-strength metal alloy.
The surface of the steel pipe is coated with a special anti damage coating.
ZENGHUI curtain pole can be installed on walls or ceilings.
The single row wall bracket extends 20 centimeters, and the double row bracket extends 14/20 centimeters.
This series of curtain rods can be designed as bay window curtain rods through hinge connectors. In addition,
ZENGHUI curtain tube uses pipe connectors, and the length of the curtain rod can be extended to more than three meters.
The three row version can be equipped with U-shaped tracks and fixed to the wall bracket with special fasteners.

Product safety:

Product Safety Information:
- For use as a decorative curtain holdback only.
- Contains small parts (screws and wall plugs) — keep out of reach of children.
- Ensure all parts are securely tightened during installation.
- Use appropriate wall fixings suitable for your wall type. Consult a professional installer if unsure.
- Do not overload beyond the intended use as a curtain holdback.
- Inspect regularly for signs of wear, loosening, or damage.
- Discontinue use if any parts are damaged or loose.
- Made of metal.
- Dispose of packaging responsibly. Check local recycling guidelines.
- No known hazards under normal use when installed correctly.