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I had a big project with two sets of windows that were 75” each. I’d never hung curtains before and the cardboard template WORKED PERFECTLY. Both sets of windows have straight curtain rods and I did not have any drilled hole mistakes. I’m so happy I researched and watched this vid before starting the project, thanks!
No matter where I drill to put up the mounts, there is something really hard that prevents me from drilling the screw further. I've made 9 holes in my wall trying. I've tried drill close and far from the window edge. My curtains are 95in so I have to go high but I've all but given up at this point. Just going to pay to have someone do it or something. I'm beyond bummed out that I can't do something as simple as hanging up curtains.
I had this problem but used wood screws instead of the screws that came with the curtain and instead of my (probably dull) drill bit. it worked for some reason
I love the look of long curtain and I did installed some beautiful and expensive long curtains in my room. . I fallowed the rules of half inch from the floor and my curtains got burn by the heaters panel. so is you have electric old fashion heater at your place use short curtains.
All these years I thought my mother in-law hung my curtains correctly and I'd often think that something doesn't look right 🤔 And now I know! 😃 Thank you, my curtains are looking the way it should! 😉🌺
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The tape measure and cardboard template is good, but you'll probably have an easier time and method by simply utilizing an RPC (Rody Precision Corner) tool, which has preset incremental holes for markings, as well as, a couple of levels (vertical and horizontal) attached to the tool itself.
For people who aren't comfortable with these things, I think the cardboard template is simpler and easier to understand for someone who is doing this for the first time. No sense in complicating it or overwhelming anyone with technical jargon.
They should be twice the width of the window? So a 40 inch window needs two 40 inch panels? Isn't that a lot more than is necessary? Looking at the lady in the video and the curtains that I have, it doesn't seem like she used that much width?
Everytime I try this, my drill gets stopped by metal behind the drywall. :( Then all hell breaks loose with holes, cracks and damage because everyone else makes it look easy.
I started drilling and hit metal. It freaked me out since I thought it was possibly electric conduit. Could be that it was just a metal bracket since it was the window corner.
1:52 put the rod up and place a level on the top of it to check that everything is even and balanced. The little girl in the newly purchased fluffy pink long sleeved sweatshirt will be of huge help if it isn't balanced, she's up here taking balance now, after the rod is completely screwed into the wall. Little girl is sweet but this part is complete fluff, the real checking everything to be even and balanced happens before you screw it all up into the wall people
@@CW86228 I had the same problem as Los Serranos, but even our power drill couldn't go through whatever it was that blocked us. Sigh - not sure what the problem is. :(
@@CW86228 Thank you for replying. :) I'm very incompetent in this area - What I meant is that we even used a wall screw (the long ones to make a hole) with a power drill to make the pilot hole, but we hit something that just wouldn't give. You're right, I think we did hit something metal.
Terrible advice in this video only checking level AFTER you've drilled through plasterboard and potentially through brick too depending on the house. Totally avoids giving any advice on use of wall plugs and drill type. Also when hanging curtains in the loop style one loop should be to outside of the bracket to anchor it in place.
