Custom Drapery Rings

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Wrought Iron Hardware / Drapery Hardware / Drapery Rings Where Window Treatments Become Works of Art Small Details That Complete the Look Drapery rings provide a simple and elegant way to attach curtains to a rod while adding decorative detail to your window treatments. While their primary role is functional, the right ring style can enhance the overall presentation of your drapery and create a more polished, custom look. Our collection of wrought iron drapery rings is available in a variety of sizes and finishes designed to complement decorative curtain rods and window hardware. Whether you're creating classic window treatments or designing a more dramatic layered look, these rings offer smooth operation, dependable strength, and refined style. Beautifully crafted and thoughtfully designed, drapery rings are the finishing detail that brings window décor together. Drapery Ring Guide [split] Drapery Ring Sizes Choosing the correct ring size ensures smooth movement along the curtain rod and proper spacing for your drapery panels. 2" Drapery Ring Outside diameter: 2" Inside diameter: 1-1/2" 3" Drapery Ring Outside diameter: 3" Inside diameter: 2-5/8" 4" Drapery Ring Outside diameter: 4" Inside diameter: 3-5/8" The ring size should be selected based on the diameter of your curtain rod and the style of drapery you prefer. How Many Drapery Rings Do You Need? A common guideline is to use approximately seven rings for every 48–54 inches of fabric width. For a looser, more relaxed drapery appearance, you may choose to use four to five rings per panel. Recommended Ring Pairings 2" drapery rings are recommended for most rods. Oversized rings may also be paired with 1-3/8", 2", and 3" wooden curtain rods for a more dramatic decorative look. Installation Tip For adjustable curtain rods, installing a rod sleeve over the adjustable section helps eliminate the visible "lip" where the rods meet. This creates a cleaner, more custom appearance with a uniform rod diameter. Custom curta

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