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Curtain Rod Brackets for Window Trim, 5 Inch

Brushed Nickel · For 3/4–1 Inch Rods · Set of 2

A fixed 5-inch projection holds the rod far enough from the wall for the curtain to clear thick window trim and molding. The brushed nickel brackets fit rods from 3/4 to 1 inch. Two brackets and installation kits are in the box; the rod is sold separately.

5 infrom the wall
Set of 2brackets
3/4 in to 1 inrod diameter
Wallmount
All specifications
Color:BlackBrushed Nickel

$19.99

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

Screw x 6

Hex Key x 1

Screw x 6

Screw x 6

Screw x 6

Screw x 6

    Brushed nickel curtain rod bracket holding the rod 5 inches out, clear of thick window trim
    The curtain falls in front of the trim, not against it.
    • Clears window trim and molding

      The rod sits 5 inches out from the wall, so the curtain hangs straight past a thick casing instead of bending around it.

      Check your trim
    • Made for 1 inch rods

      The brackets take rods from 3/4 to 1 inch in diameter.

      Check your rod
    • Brushed nickel finish

      Aluminum brackets in a soft silver for gray, white and pastel rooms.

      See the finish

    Will 5-Inch Brackets Clear Your Window Trim?

    Wide casing and crown-style head trim stick out from the wall. On short brackets, the curtain rests on the top corner of the trim and hangs at an angle. With 5 inches of projection, it clears the trim and falls straight.

    Measure from the wall to the deepest point of the trim, usually the top of the head casing, and add 1 to 2 inches. If the total is 5 inches or less, these brackets clear it. The slider says blinds, but it works the same for trim.

    WALL
    Trim sticks out Needed with 1.5 in clearance 5-inch brackets
    1 in 2.5 in Clear
    2 in 3.5 in Clear
    3 in 4.5 in Clear
    3.5 in 5 in Clear, no room to spare

    If blinds are mounted on the trim, measure to their front instead. For deeper trim, use the 6-inch heavy duty curtain rod brackets, which adjust up to 6 inches.

    Fits your window?

    5 in from the wall. Two brackets and installation kits included.

    Mount above the trim, not on its edge

    Each bracket needs flat wall behind its whole base. If the base overlaps the top edge of the casing, it rocks and sits crooked. How high to go above the trim is a style choice we cover on the modern curtain rod page.

    1 Inch Curtain Rod Brackets: Check Your Rod

    The brackets hold rods from 3/4 to 1 inch in diameter. A 1-1/4 inch or thicker decorative rod won’t fit.

    The rod isn’t included: keep yours if it’s in that range.

    Brushed Nickel: Where It Works

    Brushed nickel is a soft silver that sits quietly on white trim and pale gray walls, with gray, ivory and pastel curtains. It matches brushed nickel door handles, hinges and faucets, and suits transitional and coastal rooms. Against white trim it keeps the window frame light, so the curtains stay the focus, not the hardware.

    Brushed nickel curtain rod brackets above wide white window trim with light gray curtains
    Brushed nickel curtain rod brackets above wide white window trim with light gray curtains
    Close-up of a brushed nickel bracket holding a 1 inch curtain rod
    Close-up of a brushed nickel bracket holding a 1 inch curtain rod

    Specifications and What’s in the Box

    5 inrod center

    Key specifications

    Bracket Projection
    5 in (fixed)
    Fits Rod Diameter
    3/4 in to 1 in rods
    Pack Size
    Set of 2
    Mounting Type
    Wall
    Material
    Aluminum
    Color
    Brushed Nickel

    Product details

    Product Type
    Curtain Rod Brackets
    Brand
    A Key Tech
    Model Number
    Slim CRB 28
    Item Weight
    0.25 kg (0.55 lb)
    UPC
    676525830226
    Amazon ASIN
    B0CY9SG7CL

    What’s in the box

    How to Install Curtain Rod Brackets Above Window Trim

    You need a drill, a screwdriver, a level, a tape measure and a pencil.

    1. 1Mark the height
    2. 2Mark the width
    3. 3Find solid backing
    4. 4Screw the brackets to the wall
    5. 5Hang the rod
    1. left · right4–6 inabove
      Step 1 of 5

      Mark the height. Mark above the top edge of the trim, so the whole base sits on flat wall.

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

      Mark the width. Mark each bracket a few inches past the outside edges of the trim, so open curtains stack beside the casing. Check both marks with a level.

    3. drywall3/16 in bitanchor
      Step 3 of 5

      Find solid backing. Above most windows there’s a wooden header behind the drywall. Screw into it where you can. Elsewhere, use the anchors from the kit.

    4. 2 screws in the slots, level, then the 3rd
      Step 4 of 5

      Screw the brackets to the wall. Hold the base flat and tighten until snug.

    5. Step 5 of 5

      Hang the rod. Slide the curtain on, set the rod in both brackets and check that it clears the trim.

    Mounting a brushed nickel curtain rod bracket above window trim with a level
    Level the brackets with a level, not by eye from the trim.

    Don’t level off the trim

    Trim in older homes is often slightly off level. Measure up from one side only, then carry the line across with a level, so the rod doesn’t copy the tilt.

    5-Inch Trim Brackets vs 6-Inch vs Low-Profile

    These bracketsWindow Trim Curtain Rod Brackets, 5 Inch Projection, Brushed Nickel, for 1 Inch Rods, Set of 2

    5 in for Trim

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

    6 in Adjustable

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

    Low Profile 3 in

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

    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

    Trim, molding and rod size: what buyers ask about these brackets.

    Will 5-inch brackets clear window trim and crown molding?

    Yes, if the trim sticks out 3.5 inches or less from the wall. Measure to its deepest point and add 1 to 2 inches of clearance. If you get more than 5 inches, use 6-inch brackets.

    Do these brackets fit 1-1/4 inch curtain rods?

    No. They fit rods from 3/4 to 1 inch in diameter. A 1-1/4 inch rod is too thick for them.

    What does 5-inch projection mean?

    It’s how far the bracket holds the rod out from the wall. Here it’s fixed at 5 inches, so there’s nothing to adjust.

    How far above the trim should the brackets go?

    High enough that the whole base sits on flat wall above the top edge of the trim. Going higher makes the window look taller.

    Will the brushed nickel match my curtain rod?

    It depends on the rod. Brushed nickel varies a little between brands, from cooler to warmer silver. Compare the brackets with your rod in daylight before you install them.

    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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