Angled Curtains

Rods, brackets and tracks that hang curtains on slanted, arched or attic windows without gaps.

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Introduction

Slanted windows in attics, A-frames and staircases need hardware that holds fabric against the glass, which is where adjustable rods and swivel brackets come in.

  • Bracket type: swivel or pivot arms follow a , while fixed brackets only suit level headers.
  • Rod diameter and adjustable length range, matched to the longest diagonal you need to cover.
  • Whether tension rods, tieback hooks or bendable tracks are included for the bottom edge of the panel.

Measure the at both the high and low corners, then compare those numbers to the adjustment range printed in the specification.

FAQs

A pair of rods works best: one at the high edge and one at the low edge, so the panel stays flat against the angle. Swivel brackets let each rod sit at the you measured.

Record the short side, the long side and the diagonal of the glass, plus the wall space available beyond each edge. Those three numbers determine which adjustable rod length fits.

Inside a recessed frame, yes, provided the reveal is deep and the fabric is light. Heavier lined panels pull tension rods loose, so screw-mounted brackets are the safer choice.

Flexible tracks curve to follow an arch where a straight rod cannot. Check the minimum bend radius listed, because tight need tracks rated for them.

Pick bracket and rod finish to match existing hardware such as handles or lighting. Matte black, brushed nickel and antique brass are the common options, and mixing them draws the eye upward.