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3M Company "Command" strips - I'm in love with them. They have many hook designs that would hold a curtain rod and when you want them to come off, they do so cleanly. In fact I'm now using them to hold real curtain rods at my windows - no more "did I get the nail in a stud?" issues
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If you can drill into the particle board, check out the swing arm curtain rods. I have a boiler room down in my basement with a very small doorway and this is what I did using some curtains I made years ago for a makeshift pantry. These rods come in various lengths in sets of 2.
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Command hooks!!!!! Why didn't I think of that!!! Thanks for all the great ideas... I KNEW I would lots of suggestions!
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Originally Posted by Gramie bj
(Post 5518464)
Try using a tension rod an curtain ring with a small hanging clip. put curtain tension rod inside rop shelf, at the very top. Clip fabric to rings just slide curtain back and forth as you neeed it. I use this in a large space, using a shower curtain tension rod. have had it up for over a year so far no problems. Gook luck.
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For one section of my room I used double stick tape made by Gorilla Glue, put a hem in the fabric and stuck it on the tape. It's not going anywhere.
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I agree with using a tension rod. I made one for my daughter's bathroom and it looks cute.
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try using command strips,with the hook, then use a curtain rod that way theres no hole in teh wood
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Originally Posted by Gramie bj
(Post 5518464)
Try using a tension rod an curtain ring with a small hanging clip. put curtain tension rod inside rop shelf, at the very top. Clip fabric to rings just slide curtain back and forth as you neeed it. I use this in a large space, using a shower curtain tension rod. have had it up for over a year so far no problems. Gook luck.
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I like to look at my fabric to see what I have and to get ideas on what to do next
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Great ideas, think I will use the commandern hooks.
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