Ceiling Curtain Rod Brackets
Black · Set of 2 · Ceiling or Wall Mount
Two low-profile brackets that hang a 3/4- to 1-inch curtain rod from the ceiling or hold it on the wall. They keep the rod about 3 inches from the surface and are rated for 5 lb, so they suit sheers and light curtains. Rod not included.
$19.99
Buying for a project or a store? Trade pricing from one master carton

Mounts on the ceiling or the wall
The same bracket screws up into the ceiling or flat onto the wall.
See both waysA 3-inch low profile
The rod hangs close to the ceiling, so the curtain starts at the top of the room.
Check the specs
Ceiling Curtain Rod Brackets for Ceiling or Wall Mount
These are brackets only: two of them with installation kits, no rod. Each one screws to a flat surface and holds a 3/4- to 1-inch rod about 3 inches away from it.
Hanging the rod from the ceiling
Ceiling mount helps when:
- the window frame runs almost to the ceiling, with no wall left for a bracket;
- crown molding or a soffit sits right above the window;
- you want floor-to-ceiling curtains that make the room look taller;
- you want the curtain inside a deep window recess, hung from its top.
Mounting on the wall instead
On the wall, the rod sits about 3 inches out. That suits flat walls without blinds. For wall use in detail, see the flush mount curtain rod brackets. To go over blinds, use the over blinds curtain rod brackets with a 5-inch reach.
Fits your window?
5 lb · 3 in from the wall. Two brackets and installation kits included.
What These Ceiling Brackets Can Hold
The brackets are rated for 5 lb. That’s enough for sheers, voiles and unlined cotton or linen panels on one window. It’s not enough for blackout, thermal or velvet curtains. Count the rod, curtain, rings and clips together.

Two brackets for one standard window
One bracket goes at each end of the rod. On a long rod, the unsupported middle starts to dip. For a wide window, get the long ceiling mount curtain rod brackets, which add a center bracket.
Black Brackets on a White Ceiling
On a white ceiling, a small black bracket looks like a deliberate detail, not hardware you tried to hide. It matches a black rod, black window frames and black light fixtures. White, cream and light gray sheers look sharp under it. Prefer silver? The same bracket comes in brushed nickel.

Floor-to-ceiling curtains make a window look taller
Hung from the ceiling, the curtain covers the full height of the wall, and the eye reads all of it as window. Sheer or light linen panels suit this look and stay within the 5 lb rating.
Specifications and What’s in the Box
Key specifications
- Bracket Projection
- 3 in (low profile)
- Fits Rod Diameter
- 3/4 in to 1 in rods
- Pack Size
- Set of 2
- Weight Capacity
- 5 lb
- Mounting Type
- Ceiling or Wall
- Material
- Aluminum
- Color
- Black
Product details
- Product Type
- Ceiling Curtain Rod Brackets
- Brand
- A Key Tech
- Model Number
- Ceiling CRB 28
- Item Weight
- 0.22 kg (0.5 lb)
- UPC
- 676525559011
- Amazon ASIN
- B0CY9QQ7Y6
What’s in the box
How to Install Ceiling Curtain Rod Brackets
You need a drill, a screwdriver, a tape measure, a pencil and a stud finder.
- Step 1 of 5
Find the joists. A screw into a ceiling joist holds better than any anchor.
- Step 2 of 5
Mark both brackets. Measure the same distance from the wall at each end, a few inches past each side of the frame.
- Step 3 of 5
Drill. Drill a pilot hole into a joist, or set a ceiling anchor between joists.
- Step 4 of 5
Screw the brackets on. Tighten until the base sits flat.
- Step 5 of 5
Hang the rod. Slide the curtain on, set the rod in the brackets and center it.
Ceiling Brackets vs Ceiling Rod vs 6-Inch Brackets

Low-Profile Brackets
- Holds
- 5 lb
- Length
- —
- Projection
- 3 in
- Fits rods
- 3/4 in to 1 in rods
- Mount
- Ceiling or Wall
- Choose these brackets to hang your own 3/4- to 1-inch rod and light curtains from the ceiling.
- Choose the ceiling mounted curtain rod if you need the rod too, or your curtains weigh more than 5 lb.
- Choose the heavy duty curtain rod brackets for heavy drapes on the wall. They fit 1-inch rods only.
Wholesale and Bulk Orders
Trade pricing for interior designers, contractors, property managers, hospitality suppliers and stores.
Install-ready: two brackets and installation kits included.
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
Mounting, weight, rod size and ceilings.
Can low-profile brackets mount on the ceiling and the wall?
Yes. Each bracket screws up into the ceiling or flat onto the wall. Either way, the rod sits about 3 inches from the surface. On the wall, that’s too short to go over most blinds.
How much weight can these ceiling curtain rod brackets hold?
5 lb. That covers sheers and light unlined panels. For blackout or lined curtains, use a ceiling rod rated for 20 lb or 6-inch wall brackets rated for 25 lb each.
What rod sizes fit these brackets?
Rods from 3/4 to 1 inch in diameter. A 1-1/4-inch rod is too thick. On a telescoping rod, measure both sections: the inner one is thinner. No rod comes in the box.
Do ceiling curtain rod brackets need to go into a joist?
A joist is the strongest option. Between joists, use anchors made for ceilings: on a ceiling, the load pulls straight down on the anchor.
Can I use these brackets on a sloped or vaulted ceiling?
They’re made for a flat surface. On a slope, the base tilts and the rod won’t hang level. Mount the brackets on the wall below the slope instead.
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].
















