Tools and Home Improvement

Kenney Chained Ball 3/4" Standard Decorative Window Curtain Rod, Satin Nickel, 36-66"

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Product Description From Levolor, the window design authority, these 0.75-inch decorative rod sets are designed for a relaxed lifestyle, perfect for light to medium weight draperies, curtains, sheers, or valances. The 0.75-inch rod diameter can be used with most drapery rod pockets, or tab tops. For easier opening and closing, or to hang pleated draperies, use with Kenney Clip Rings available in coordinating finishes (sold separately). Set includes 2 finials, 3 brackets, a 0.75-inch diameter rod and mounting hardware. The Kenney Chained Ball finial combines the classic simplicity of a ball finial with subtle design detailing etched in the banding. Telescoping steel rods are sturdy and easily adjustable from 36-to-66-Inch to fit most standard size windows. Kenney offers additional set sizes, holdbacks and clip rings to complete your entire decorating project. Rods can be easily cleaned with a soft dry cloth. Since the early 1900's Kenney has been setting the standard in window fashions, design innovation, product quality and customer satisfaction. Kenney remains the most recognized name in custom window coverings today. Kenney continues to offer great blinds and shades solutions in a wide variety of vertical, aluminum and wood blinds; cellular and woven wood shades; and sheer vertical window treatments. Kenney has expanded its product offering to include beautiful decorative drapery hardware, distributed nationally through home centers and other retailers. From the Manufacturer

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