Curtain Rod Support Brackets, 6 Inch
Black · Set of 4 · For Long Rods
Curtain rod support brackets in a set of 4: one for each end of a long rod and two for the middle. Each black aluminum bracket adjusts up to 6 inches from the wall, is rated for 25 lb and fits 1-inch rods.
$34.99
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Four brackets for a long rod
One at each end and two supports in between, or two per window across a pair of windows.
See how many you needSupports that match the ends
All four are the same 6-inch adjustable bracket, so the rod stays level along the whole run.
Why support matters25 lb per bracket, 1-inch rods
Aluminum, up to 6 inches from the wall. Fits 1-inch rods only.
See specs
How Many Curtain Rod Brackets Do You Need?
Every rod needs a bracket at each end. A common rule of thumb adds one support for about every 4 feet of rod, sooner for heavy curtains.
| Rod length | Brackets | Where they go |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 48 in | 2 | One at each end |
| 49 to 96 in | 3 | Each end and the center |
| 97 to 144 in | 4 | Each end and two supports, evenly spaced |
By that rule, this set covers a rod up to about 12 feet.
How Far Apart Should Curtain Rod Brackets Be?
Place the end brackets a few inches in from each end of the rod, outside the window frame. Then space the supports evenly between them. For a 120-inch rod:
- Place the end brackets 3 inches in from each end. That leaves 114 inches between them.
- Divide by the number of gaps. Four brackets make three gaps: 114 ÷ 3 = 38 inches.
- Mark the supports 38 and 76 inches from the left end bracket.

Mark all four before you drill
Draw one level line across the whole width and mark every bracket on it. A slope you can’t see over one window shows clearly across 10 feet. If a mark lands an inch from a stud, shift it onto the stud.
When a Long Rod Needs Middle Support
A rod bends most halfway between two brackets, and the sag grows much faster than the span. Middle supports cut a long run into short spans that stay straight. The demo compares two brackets with all four.
Illustration, not to scale.

Curtains stop at each support
Rings, grommets and clips can’t slide past a support. Four brackets make three sections, and each panel moves only within its own. Plan at least one panel per section, or move the inner supports to where your panels meet.
For a single window, the heavy duty curtain rod ships with three brackets of this type, one a center support.
Fits your window?
25 lb · up to 6 in from the wall. Four brackets included.
Black Brackets Across a Wide Wall

Black that repeats along the wall
Four brackets repeat across the wall, so the finish shows. Black reads as a steady rhythm on light walls and matches a black rod end to end. For brushed nickel over a patio door, see the curtain rod brackets for vertical blinds.
Specifications and What’s in the Box
Key specifications
- Bracket Projection
- Up to 6 in (adjustable)
- Fits Rod Diameter
- 1 in rods only (not 1-1/4 in)
- Pack Size
- Set of 4
- Weight Capacity
- 25 lb per bracket
- Mounting Type
- Wall
- Material
- Aluminum
- Color
- Black
Product details
- Product Type
- Curtain Rod Brackets
- Brand
- A Key Tech
- Model Number
- JW-CRBKT-6IN-BK
- Item Weight
- 0.61 kg (1.3 lb)
- UPC
- 054491326682
- Amazon ASIN
- B096XDRH66
What’s in the box
The rod isn’t included. Use a 1-inch rod; these don’t fit 1-1/4-inch rods.
How to Install Curtain Rod Support Brackets
- Step 1 of 5
Draw a level line. Mark one line across the full width at the rod height.
- Step 2 of 5
Mark all four positions. End brackets first, then the supports, evenly spaced.
- Step 3 of 5
Mount the bases. Screw each base into a stud or a wall anchor.
- Step 4 of 5
Match the depth. Set every arm to the same projection, up to 6 inches, and lock its set screw. A support set deeper or shallower than the ends pushes the rod out of line.
- Step 5 of 5
Set the rod. Lay the rod in all four hooks, check it with a level and tighten the set screw on each hook.
Support Brackets vs Other Curtain Rod Brackets

6 in Support Set of 4
- Holds
- 25 lb per bracket
- Projection
- Up to 6 in
- Fits rods
- 1 in
- Mount
- Wall
- Choose this set of 4 for a long rod or one rod across two windows.
- Choose the 5-inch over-blinds brackets for one window with horizontal blinds.
- Choose the ceiling curtain rod brackets when the rod mounts on the ceiling.
- Choose the magnetic cover brackets for hidden screws on a standard window.
Other sets of this bracket: heavy duty curtain rod brackets in a set of 2 for one window, and brushed nickel curtain rod brackets for a silver finish.
Wholesale and Bulk Orders
Trade pricing for interior designers, contractors, property managers, hospitality suppliers and stores.
Or call +1 267 986 1426, 9 AM–6 PM Eastern.
- 30–50 unitsMinimum per finish: one master carton, by model
- 20%+ offRetail price, better with volume
- 1 business dayIn-stock orders ship from Pennsylvania
- SamplesCheck the finish and build first
FAQ
Bracket count, spacing and long rods: what buyers ask about support brackets.
How many curtain rod brackets do I need?
Two for a rod up to about 48 inches, three up to about 96 inches and four up to about 144 inches. Add one sooner for heavy curtains.
How far apart should curtain rod brackets be?
About 4 feet at most, evenly spaced. Measure between the end brackets and divide by the number of gaps.
Can curtain rings slide past a support bracket?
No. The hook holds the rod from below, so rings and grommets stop at each support. Each panel stays within its own section.
Can I add these as a center support to a rod I already have?
Yes, if your rod is 1 inch. Set the support to the same projection as your end brackets, up to 6 inches.
Can I split the set between two windows?
Yes. Use two per window with separate 1-inch rods, or one long rod across both on all four.
Can I buy these brackets in bulk?
Yes. Trade pricing starts at one master carton per finish, 30 or 50 units depending on the model, with discounts from 20% off retail that grow with volume. In-stock orders ship from our Pennsylvania warehouse within one business day. See partner pricing or email [email protected].

















