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Brushed Nickel Curtain Rod Brackets

Fits 1 in Rods · Set of 2 · Up to 6 in Projection

Brushed nickel curtain rod brackets for a 1-inch rod you already own. The satin silver arm adjusts up to 6 inches from the wall to clear trim, a sill or blinds, and each aluminum bracket is rated for 25 lb.

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

$18.99

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

    Brushed nickel curtain rod brackets holding a 1 inch rod with light gray curtains
    Brushed nickel brackets on a 1-inch rod
    • Brushed nickel finish

      A soft satin silver that sits well next to nickel lamps, door levers and faucets.

      See where it works
    • Fits 1-inch rods

      Lift your rod into the open hooks and lock it with a set screw. Not for 1-1/4-inch rods.

      Check your rod
    • Adjusts up to 6 inches

      Set the depth to clear trim, a deep sill or blinds. Rated 25 lb per bracket.

      Set the depth

    Will These Brackets Fit Your Curtain Rod?

    These brackets are made for 1-inch rods only. Check yours before you order: 1-inch and 1-1/4-inch rods look almost the same on the wall.

    Your rod Fits these brackets?
    1 in Yes
    1-1/4 in No
    3/4 in No. The 5-inch brushed nickel brackets take 3/4- to 1-inch rods.

    How to measure your rod

    • Across the end. Take off one finial and measure straight across the end of the rod.
    • With a paper strip. Wrap a strip once around the rod, mark the overlap and measure it flat. About 3-1/8 inches means a 1-inch rod. Close to 4 inches means 1-1/4 inch.

    The rod isn’t included: this set is for a 1-inch rod you already have.

    Brushed Nickel: Where It Works

    Brushed nickel is silver with a soft, satin grain instead of a mirror shine. It suits transitional and coastal rooms and goes with gray, white, pale blue and blush curtains. If your lamps or door levers are nickel or stainless, these brackets carry that metal to the window.

    Brushed nickel curtain rod brackets clearing deep window trim in a bedroom
    Pale blue-gray blackout curtains on brushed nickel brackets in a bedroom.

    Matching a rod you already own

    Nickel finishes vary between brands, from cool silver to a warmer gray. Hold one bracket next to your rod in daylight before you mount it. Across the room the difference is hard to see; at the end of the rod it’s easier to spot.

    Prefer black hardware? The heavy duty curtain rod brackets are the same 6-inch bracket in black.

    Set the Projection Up to 6 Inches

    The arm slides out of the wall base and locks with a set screw. Measure from the wall to the front of the trim, sill or blind headrail and add 1 to 2 inches. Up to 6 inches in total, and these brackets will reach.

    WALL
    Brushed nickel curtain rod bracket close-up with white linen curtain
    Brushed nickel bracket with white linen curtains.

    Rated 25 lb per bracket

    Each aluminum bracket is rated for 25 lb. Your rod, wall and anchors share the load too, so screw into studs where you can. Aluminum doesn’t rust, which helps on a window that fogs up in winter.

    Fits your window?

    25 lb · up to 6 in from the wall. Two brackets and installation kits included.

    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 2
    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
    Model Number
    CRB Classic
    UPC
    054491326613
    Amazon ASIN
    B08S3M2HLK

    What’s in the box

    How to Install Brushed Nickel Curtain Rod Brackets

    1. 1Take down the rod
    2. 2Mark and level
    3. 3Mount the bases
    4. 4Set the depth
    5. 5Set the rod
    1. Step 1 of 5

      Take down the rod. Lift it out of the old brackets with the curtains and finials still on, then remove the old brackets.

    2. left · right4–6 inabove
      Step 2 of 5

      Mark and level. Mark the new positions at the same height and check them with a level. Fill old screw holes with spackle.

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

      Mount the bases. Drive the screws into a stud or a wall anchor at each mark.

    4. slide to set projectionhex key
      Step 4 of 5

      Set the depth. Slide each arm to the same projection and tighten its set screw.

    5. Step 5 of 5

      Set the rod. Lay the 1-inch rod in both hooks and tighten the set screw on top of each hook.

    Setting a 1 inch curtain rod into a brushed nickel bracket hook
    Setting a 1-inch rod into the brushed nickel hook.

    Test the fit before you drill

    Lay your rod in one hook before you mount anything. A 1-inch rod settles in, and the set screw on top reaches it. If the rod won’t seat, it’s larger than 1 inch.

    Brushed Nickel Brackets vs Other Bracket Types

    These bracketsBrushed Nickel Curtain Rod Brackets for 1 Inch Rods, 6 Inch Adjustable, Set of 2

    6 in Adjustable

    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

    Other sets of this bracket: curtain rod brackets for vertical blinds in a brushed nickel set of 4, and curtain rod support brackets in black for long rods. Need the rod too? The curtain rod for sliding glass doors comes in brushed nickel with three 6-inch adjustable brackets.

    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

    Rod size, finish and swapping brackets: what buyers ask about these brushed nickel brackets.

    Will these brackets fit my existing 1-inch rod?

    Yes. They’re made for 1-inch rods: the rod lies in the open hook, and a set screw on top locks it. They don’t fit 1-1/4-inch rods, and a 3/4-inch rod is too thin for them.

    Does brushed nickel match chrome or stainless steel?

    It’s close to stainless steel, which also has a brushed grain. Next to polished chrome it looks softer and a little darker.

    Can I change brackets without taking the curtains off the rod?

    Yes. The hooks are open on top, so you lift the whole rod out with the curtains and finials still on it, swap the brackets and set it back.

    Do the brackets come with screws?

    Yes, the set includes an installation kit and instructions. For old plaster, brick or concrete, you may need toggle bolts or masonry anchors.

    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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