Black out fabric is a special lining used to black out a majority of light coming from the window. It has a very thin layer of latex/rubber on the back of the lining that is effective in blocking light. You can buy it in what is called 1 pass, 1 layer of backing, or 3 pass, which is a much denser/thicker coating. You can use almost any fabric for the face of your draperies, and line them with blackout lining. However consideration must be taken concerning the amount of light that will project from the top of the drapes and the side if you do not have a return that holds closely to the wall.
No you can use regular curtain rods for blackout curtains.
A curtan rod that is strong wll work great.
Stainless steel curtain rods tend to match almost any type of curtain. anonymous@oola.com
The best place to buy curtain rods is a store such as Homebase. Homebase sell a wide range of home furnishings and decorations, including curtains, curtain rods and curtain rings.
There are some stylish brands of curtain rods but you need them to hold up the curtains.
You can install any curtains whereve you like.
You can check a Walmart they got good rods and curtains
Curtain rods hold up curtains for your windows in your home or apartment. Most stores such as jcpenneys, walmart, target and even home depot or lowes have them available.
Yes there are many specialty curtains made that are designed for hallways
There are triple curtain rods. They typically have a bracket at each end, and three hanger rods attached to these common base points. They can be used to hang drapes, valences, and curtains all on one convenient piece of hardware.
Curtains rods are available in plastic but most places are replacing them with steel rods, so you may want to go with a steel rod. There are also wire rods but they are not as sturdy.
While a valence is not required for curtains, it does hide curtain rods and hooks, which allow for a clean, finished look to the window that is sure to impress.
Tension rods are self-locking, adjustable poles that one can use within window frames to hang blinds or curtains. They are most commonly used for temporary curtains or when one doesn't want, or isn't able, to install fixed curtain rods.
Curtain rods are best mounted with screws. Usually the kit will contain all the screws you'll need for the job.