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Can anyone recommend a company that makes and fits curtain rails in Dublin?

  • 24-08-2011 11:21am
    #1
    notahappycamper
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,141 ✭✭✭


    Hi,

    As the title says - I'm looking for recommendations for a companies that make and fit cutain rails in the Dublin area.

    Thanks...


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  • #2
    j@utis
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,065 ✭✭✭j@utis


    I'd be interested in this too...


  • #3
    Gorteenman
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    The companies that make the rails generally do not fit them. Any interior design store or curtain shop should have access to a huge variety of poles and rails and usually have a fitter who will fit them for you. Don't think I can name specific stores but you are looking for suppliers of Silent Gliss, Integra, or swish rails and poles by Power Home Products or Crown window furnishings


  • #4
    Phoenix3
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    Thanks


  • #5
    paddy147
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    Ikea have a great range of curtain rails and poles on sale at the moment.

    Also some great deals with 50% off in Micheal Guinneys in Dublin City Centre at the moment.

    And whats so hard in getting a drill out and fitting the curtain poles or rails with some 7mm/8mm heavy duty rawl plugs and screws???

    Its not very hard to do.


  • #6
    2 stroke
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    paddy147 wrote: »
    And whats so hard in getting a drill out and fitting the curtain poles or rails with some 7mm/8mm heavy duty rawl plugs and screws???

    Why put such big holes in your walls. Have you no windows?


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  • #7
    paddy147
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    2 stroke wrote: »
    Why put such big holes in your walls. Have you no windows?


    Yes I have windows,tripple gazed actually.

    A 7mm rawl plug (brown plug) and 7mm masonary bit is not a big hole when fitting a curtain pole to a wall,its standard size for it in fact.

    Curtain rails and poles require a 7mm rawl plug to avoid them being pulled down by the weight of the curtain pole and curtain on it, and also pulling the curtain open and closed.


  • #8
    j@utis
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    paddy147 wrote: »
    Ikea have a great range of curtain rails and poles on sale at the moment.

    Also some great deals with 50% off in Micheal Guinneys in Dublin City Centre at the moment.

    ...

    industrial look, poor finish and exposed fittings of Ikea stuff sends shivers down my spine...

    I'd like something more sophisticated, please.
    doublecurtainrods.jpg

    p.s. I'm looking for a pair of double brackets for curtain poles.


  • #9
    paddy147
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    j@utis wrote: »
    industrial look, poor finish and exposed fittings of Ikea stuff sends shivers down my spine...

    I'd like something more sophisticated, please.
    doublecurtainrods.jpg


    Ikea also do alot of hidden and recessed hangers and fittings.

    Maybe you didnt look hard enough.;)


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