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where do yu buy those curved rods?

6 years ago

I have a bank of 4 30 inch windows that are separated by 8 inches of wall to form a curve. I want to put a board valance above them attached either to the ceiling or to the top of the wall . Where can I find curved rodss?

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6 years ago
they are metal "silent Gliss" tracks which are specially bent, if you look up the Silent Gliss website they should have a list of suppliers in your area, they should be able to help you, hope this helps
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