how do u hang a curtain in a old victorian bay window without it keeping falling down?

Question

help i have tried everything!!!

Answer 1

I havea bay window and have attatched 3 pieces of wood 1 central and 2 eitherside and then screwed a bendable-expandable curtain rail too it.good luck !

Answer 2

You can get a curtain hanging kit that has a flexible curtain rail that can be used with a Victorian bay window.

Answer 3

Try spring loaded bars which are similar to shower curtain rods. Take width measurements and find a rod that when compressed is just about the size of the window frame. They should have multiple sizes at your local hardware store or possibly at 'blinds to go'. No need to drill or screw into the window frame. Just compress the bar and put in place with your curtain already on the bar.

Answer 4

You need a good quality curtain rail. The plastic ones will do the job but are not ideal. Look on www.curtain-tracks.net for more info. They are curtain track specialists and will recommend the best way of doing it. Remember... you get what you pay for with curtain tracks!!

Answer 5

Have you thought about curtaining across the bay instead of the window???

Answer 6

buy the swish curtain rail it is very flexable, when you come to the curve bend the rail according then you need a swish rail holder at the start and the end of the curve and middle if it needs one, and all you need is a small hacksaw philips screwdriver and some patience, also buy more holders than what comes with the packet,

Answer 7

Is there a curtain rail fitted? If not that's all you need.

Answer 8

You can buy bendable tracks that screw into the wall from places like http://www.tracksandpoles.com. They're probably the best and easiest method, just measure up and get them to send the size you require.