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Curtain Rod Brackets for Vertical Blinds

Brushed Nickel · Set of 4 · Up to 6 in Projection

Curtain rod brackets for vertical blinds and sliding glass doors: four brushed nickel brackets that reach up to 6 inches from the wall, so curtains hang in front of the blinds. Each aluminum bracket is rated for 25 lb and fits 1-inch rods.

Holds 25 lbper bracket
Up to 6 infrom the wall
Set of 4brackets
1 inrod diameter
All specifications
Color:BlackBrushed Nickel
Pack:2 brackets4 brackets

$34.99

Buying for a project or a store? Trade pricing from one master carton

What is IN THE BOX

Drywall Anchor x 6

Concrete Anchor x 6

Hex Key x 1

Screw x 6

Hex Key x 1

Hex Key x 1

Hex Key x 1

Hex Key x 1

    Curtains on brushed nickel brackets hanging in front of vertical blinds on a sliding glass door
    Brushed nickel brackets over vertical blinds on a patio door
    • Clears vertical blinds

      The arm reaches up to 6 inches from the wall, so curtains hang in front of the headrail and vanes.

      Measure your blinds
    • Four mounting points for a wide door

      Two brackets at the ends and two supports across the opening.

      Plan the layout
    • Brushed nickel, 1-inch rods

      Aluminum, rated 25 lb per bracket. Fits 1-inch rods only.

      See specs

    Curtain Rod Brackets for Vertical Blinds: Measure First

    Vertical blinds stick out farther than most window treatments. The vanes hang in front of the headrail, and when you turn them open they swing out toward the room. A curtain in front has to clear all of that.

    1. Turn the vanes fully open, perpendicular to the glass.
    2. Measure from the wall to the farthest point: the vane edges or the front of the headrail.
    3. Add 1 to 2 inches, so the curtain doesn’t brush the vanes.

    If the total is 6 inches or less, these brackets clear your blinds. If it’s more, they won’t. Try your number below.

    WALL
    Measuring how far vertical blinds stick out before setting curtain rod bracket projection
    Measure the blinds with the vanes turned open.
    Side view of a brushed nickel curtain rod bracket clearing vertical blinds
    Side view: the curtain hangs clear of the vertical blinds.

    Mount the brackets above the headrail

    The headrail often sits just above the door frame. Mount the brackets above it, so the rod clears it from above as well as in front.

    Hanging Curtains Over a Sliding Glass Door

    A sliding door opening is wide, and its curtains get pulled every time someone steps outside. On two brackets, the long span bows in the middle. With four, you mount one at each end and two supports across the opening. The demo compares two brackets with all four.

    Illustration, not to scale.

    Brushed nickel middle support bracket holding a curtain rod above a patio door
    A brushed nickel support bracket above a patio door.

    Plan the panels around the supports

    Rings and grommets can’t slide past a support bracket. Decide where the curtains should stack when the door is open. Over the fixed glass panel is usually best, so the walkway stays clear. Then place the supports so each panel moves within its own section of the rod.

    For spacing math, see the curtain rod support brackets. To buy the rod and brackets together, the heavy duty curtain rod for sliding glass doors comes in brushed nickel with three 6-inch adjustable brackets.

    Fits your window?

    25 lb · up to 6 in from the wall. Four brackets included.

    Brushed Nickel Next to a Patio Door

    Patio doors often have white or silver frames, and vertical blinds are usually white. Brushed nickel sits quietly with both and reads as part of the door hardware, not a dark line across the glass.

    For a single window, the brushed nickel curtain rod brackets come as a set of 2. Prefer black? See the heavy duty curtain rod brackets.

    Specifications and What’s in the Box

    Up to 6 inrod center

    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
    Brushed Nickel

    Product details

    Product Type
    Curtain Rod Brackets
    Brand
    A Key Tech
    Item Weight
    1.3 lb
    UPC
    054491326675
    Amazon ASIN
    B096WLCBSF

    What’s in the box

    The rod isn’t included. The brackets take a 1-inch rod, not 1-1/4 inch.

    How to Install Brackets Over Vertical Blinds

    1. 1Measure the blinds
    2. 2Mark above the headrail
    3. 3Mount the bases
    4. 4Set the projection
    5. 5Hang the curtains
    1. 4 marks, evenly spaced4–6 inabove
      Step 1 of 5

      Measure the blinds. Turn the vanes open, measure their depth from the wall and add 1 to 2 inches.

    2. 4 marks, evenly spaced4–6 inabove
      Step 2 of 5

      Mark above the headrail. Draw a level line above the headrail and mark all four brackets: ends first, then the supports.

    3. 2 screws in the slots, level, then the 3rd
      Step 3 of 5

      Mount the bases. Screw each base into the header beam over the door or a stud where you can, and into a wall anchor elsewhere.

    4. slide to set projectionhex key
      Step 4 of 5

      Set the projection. Slide every arm to your measured depth and tighten its set screw.

    5. Step 5 of 5

      Hang the curtains. Lay the rod in all four hooks, tighten the set screw on each and turn the vanes open and closed to check the clearance.

    Vertical Blind Brackets vs Other Bracket Types

    These bracketsCurtain Rod Brackets for Vertical Blinds, 6 Inch Adjustable, Brushed Nickel, Set of 4

    6 in Adjustable Set of 4

    Holds
    25 lb per bracket
    Projection
    Up to 6 in
    Fits rods
    1 in
    Mount
    Wall

    5 in Fixed

    Holds
    —
    Projection
    5 in
    Fits rods
    3/4 in to 1 in rods
    Mount
    Wall

    Ceiling Mount

    Holds
    5 lb
    Projection
    3 in
    Fits rods
    3/4 in to 1 in rods
    Mount
    Ceiling or Wall

    Magnetic Cover

    Holds
    —
    Projection
    3.5–5 in
    Fits rods
    1 in rods
    Mount
    Wall

    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

    Vertical blinds, patio doors and finish: what buyers ask about these brackets.

    How deep do brackets need to be for vertical blinds?

    Deep enough to clear the vanes when they’re turned open, plus 1 to 2 inches for the curtain. These brackets reach up to 6 inches, so they work when that total is 6 inches or less.

    Should I measure vertical blinds with the vanes open or closed?

    Open. Turned perpendicular to the glass, the vanes stick out farthest into the room. Measure them closed, and the curtain may rub the vanes every time you tilt them.

    Is the wall above a sliding glass door strong enough for curtain brackets?

    Usually. Most framed walls have a header, a solid wood beam over the door opening, and screws hold well in it. Where there’s only drywall, use wall anchors; in plaster, toggle bolts.

    Will brushed nickel match white vertical blinds?

    Yes, the brackets blend in with white blinds. If your door frame is dark bronze or black, the black curtain rod support brackets will match it better.

    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].

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