To join a curtain rod that comes in multiple pieces, you typically align the ends and push them together firmly. This method ensures the rod is continuous and ready to be mounted.
Joining sections of a curtain rod is a common requirement, especially for wider windows where a single rod length isn't sufficient. Based on the provided reference, the process is designed to be straightforward and requires no special tools.
Here's a simple breakdown of the process:
- Step 1: Take one piece of the curtain rod.
- Step 2: Take the other piece of the rod (or "pole" as referred to in the reference).
- Step 3: Push the two pieces together. The reference explicitly states, "Along take the other piece of pole. And then just push the two pieces together. And there we have it the two poles are joined together."
- Step 4: Once the two pieces are firmly joined, the rod is ready for installation using its brackets.
This method suggests that many multi-piece curtain rods are designed with internal connectors that allow the sections to simply slot or click together under pressure. Ensuring the ends are properly aligned before pushing is key to achieving a secure and straight join.
After successfully joining the rod sections, the next step, as mentioned, is to "just put the brackets on the wall" and mount the assembled rod.
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Connect Ends | Align and push rod pieces together |
| Verify Join | Ensure secure and straight connection |
| Install | Mount the joined rod onto brackets |
This simple push-to-join mechanism is common for many decorative curtain poles, providing a seamless look once installed.
