Are you thinking to hang blackout curtains but afraid of wall damage or drilling? Hanging out curtains is for sure a big problem as it includes dragging the ladder, measurements, and calculations. If you are tired of these traditional methods then you are at the right place. In the next few lines, we are going to provide you the amazing methods to hang blackout curtains without drilling.
Ideas to hang blackout curtains without wall damage
Here are the ways to hang blackout curtains:
- By Using 3M Command Hooks
- By Using Tension Rods
- By Using Magnetic Curtain Rods
- By Using Twist And Fit
- By Using Coat Hooks
- By Using 3M Command Hooks
One of the easiest ways to hang blackout curtains is to use command hooks. The procedure is simple. What you need to do is:
- Find the distance or measure the wall where you are planning to hang blackout curtains.
- After you are done with measurements next step is to peel off the command strip adhesive and apply that stick to the hooks.
- Now stick the hook to the wall or point (you noted in the previous step) for almost 30 seconds.
- Wait for at least half-hour and then hang the blackout curtains.
Command hooks are available in a variety of sizes and finishes.
- By Using Tension Rods
Tension rods usage in hanging blackout curtains is one of the finest ways you ever came across. They are easy to install and make your curtain hanging possible in minutes. Tension rods stretch from one side of the window to the other and they are adjustable too. There are few easy steps to follow:
- Select the tension rod closet to your window size.
- Now fit the tension rod in your window frame.
- Take out the rod back to thread the blackout curtain onto the rod. After threading the curtain place this rod back to the window frame.
- By Using Magnetic Curtain Rods
If you are planning to hang blackout curtains on a metal window or door then magnetic curtain rods are the best choice. The blackout curtains will stick to the metal and will not even fall when the door is opened or closed.
- Thread the curtain on the rod and then place the rod on the metal surface. The rod will automatically stick to the metal without drilling.
These magnetic curtain rods are the easiest to install and are also available in adjustable widths.
- By Using Twist And Fit
Twist and fit are also another and decorative solution to hang blackout curtains without drilling. They are similar to tension rods but the difference is that the ends of them are decorative and stylish. They stick out from the wall and allows the blackout curtains to sit in front of the window.
- By Using Coat Hooks
Coat Hooks can be used for a variety of purposes like hanging bags, raincoats, and blackout curtains. The steps to follow are:
- Find the number of hooks you need to hang your blackout curtains.
- Next step is to select the height of the hooks according to your curtain length. Note if the size of the curtain is small the coat hooks provide you the ease of adjusting the size by varying the height of hooks.
- Select the distance between the hooks by marking the points for even distribution.
- Now stick the coat hooks either on the rod already attached or to the wall.
- Loop the blackout curtains into the coat hooks.
