Open-Side Curtain Rod Bracket revB
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Description
A round curtain rod bracket for a 1" rod: a 35 mm base disc with a countersunk centre screw hole, topped by an 18 mm collar with a 29 mm bore. One side of the collar is open so the rod slides in sideways, and a round set-screw hole in the opposite-facing wall locks it in place.
Remix hooks
- Bore (29 mm): a 1" rod is 25.4 mm, so 26 to 27 mm gives a snugger fit.
- Opening width (26 mm): narrow it to about 22 mm for a snap-in grip, or widen it for easier loading.
- Opening direction: currently on +X, 90° from the set screw. Rotate it to suit the mounting position.
- Set-screw hole (4.5 mm): resize for M3, M4 or M5 hardware, or add a nut trap.
- Collar height (18 mm) and base thickness (3 mm): change for more grip or a sturdier mount.
Pairs well with a matching bracket at the other end of the rod.
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