MaYuLa 10Pcs Self Adhesive Net Curtain Hooks for UPVC Window Hooks Plastic Sticky End Hook for Net Curtain Rods Bracket White 1.9cm x 2.7cm

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Had a nightmare getting them to stay on at first so ended up sandpapering the upvc and using super glue. Consie, the curtain rods I'm talking about are telescopic, but they have a little hole in the plastic stopper at each end which fits over the small adhesive-backed hooks that come with them. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

Step 3 – Drill a pilot hole into the centre of each stud at the marked height, then drive a screw hook into the stud.

Below we list the branches disappearing and what the alternatives are if you still want face-to-face banking. Well its a square bay window with 4 sections and the front with fanlights and 1 section on each side with fanlights, the usual really.

Net Curtains are a great addition to home décor and if meticulously selected, they give your room an ultra-luxury look. Getting something totally free is likely to get a true MoneySaver's heart pumping faster than any cardio workout ever could. They were easy to position but needed more than just the adhesive pads or super glue to hold them once the nets threaded onto the tauts and the tauts tensioned. Not everyone is ok with the idea of drilling the wall, especially if you’re just renting the home/apartment in question.Hi snook - I use a telescopic tension rod which just sits in the window reveal so I'm not sure what you mean about it having to attach somewhere. I had mine replaced about 12 years ago, and the same hooks are still in the same holes the fitters drilled for me.

You can get tension rods too so you don't need the end hooks but I couldn't find them big enough for our span. The flexible net rod is designed to work perfectly with net curtains or sheers that have a slot top header. At least then when you have had enough of the blinds you would be able to carefully remove the silicon with the blade and there won't be any permy damage to the window frames.This option uses both ends of the rod to push into the walls at the side of the window to support the net curtain. Not sure how this would look, and you may have to get a bit creative and arty to make it look right but it could work. This lets you attach the metal eyes to each end of the curtain wire and hang it from the end supports. It might require a bit of adjustment based on your window size, but for the most part it’s really convenient and simple to use. If its a bay, use the ones with the holes at the end, and then the hook type ones in the corner or the bay.

If you want to experience kickass style and shades combo, café curtains will perfectly suit your needs. Don’t forget to explore our huge range of curtains at the same time, and give your home a fresh look. If you are looking to attach this to UPVC or aluminium frames then we recommend you purchase our super stick on hooks. I've got some of that, so I might have a word with Mrs snook and leave the rufflette details to her (I'm not even sure what it is - heading tape perhaps?We got new windows in a good few months back so OH is refusing to make holes in them to put fixing screws in to fix my blinds.