1. The way of hanging curtains on Curtain bracket. Curtain brackets are divided into those with hanging rings and those without hanging rings. The curtain bracket with hanging loop is used to directly hang the curtain made of cloth tape, and the finished curtain is directly attached to the four-leg hook and hung up. The curtain brackets without hanging loops are mainly used to hang curtains processed by punching holes or rods. The curtain bracket with hanging ring needs to be assembled before installation.
2. Determine the installation width and height of the curtain bracket. Before installing the curtain bracket, first determine its installation position. That is, the installation height and width. The width of the curtain bracket can be determined by the width of the window, which is 20-30cm more than the width of the window on both sides. The installation height of the curtain bracket is different from the bright pole and the concealed pole. The installation height of the bright pole is in the middle of the ceiling to the top of the window frame, and the concealed pole is on the top of the curtain box, or installed at any part of the curtain box on the side.
3. Positioning and punching. Taking into account the firmness of the fixation, to avoid excessively large spacing between the fixing parts that cannot withstand the pulling force, the fixing hole distance must be calculated first. Generally, the spacing distance of the fixing parts is not more than 50cm, and then draw a line for positioning. After fixing the fixed position, you need to drill holes and fill in the expansion screws. If it is a wooden base, there is no need to drill holes, just fix it with self-tapping screws.
4. Install the curtain bracket. For Roman rods, after positioning and drilling the holes, you can fix the mounting frame first, and then place the rod on the mounting frame. If it is a curtain rail, directly fix the assembled curtain rail to the wall or ceiling with a side code or a top code.

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