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There is something about wrought iron curtain rods that makes them desirable to many people. Perhaps it is the air of elegance they bring to a room that makes them attractive. Maybe their sturdiness or varieties of ornamentation are the magnet for buyers. One thing is for sure and that is anyone who has these drape hangings in their homes are rightly proud of them. There are some things to be aware of when thinking about buying these items. The first thing to think about is where to fix them. There is no doubt these rails are heavy, therefore a sturdy wall with substantial anchor points is required. Try to affix to a flimsy board wall or partition and it can be almost guaranteed that the fixing and possibly part of the wall will come tumbling down. The good thing is, given the right anchoring, these fixtures will look great anywhere. They can look just as stylish above a kitchen sink as over a dining room bay window. Thinking outside the box will bring its own rewards. For instance, consider hanging the rail along the side wall of a lounge and adding floor length velvet drapes. Although there might be no window to cover, the hidden area of the wall will lend style and mystery to the room. It will seem there is another room hidden out of site. Consideration must be given to where the curtain rods are to be purchased. There are a few choices. A specialist metal worker will make them to your exact specification and you will have a unique, if expensive, item. Hardware stores will probably have a stock at reasonable value. The ubiquitous department store is sure to have a large selection at a very good price. Wherever they are obtained and whoever fixes them to the wall, wrought iron curtain rods are sure to be a talking point from many admiring visitors. A fixture in the home in which anyone can take pride. Campbell Ironworks Inc. is a wrought iron curtain rods highest quality hardware manufactured in the USA. We have been manufacturing custom curtain rods and hardware. (http://www.campbellironworks.com/)
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