• Please read through all instructions carefully before you begin.
• For safety and ease of mounting, it is essential to use the proper hardware for your wall type. Two-people working
  together
  is recommended.
• Unpack all materials making sure all components are included.

NOTE: This document provides general installation guidance. Specific installation details may vary depending on the product style and configuration.

Tape Measure

Pencil

Level

Power Drill

Screwdriver

Screws & Anchors
（Appropriate for your wall type)

Curtain Rod plus approximiately 1 Roman ring every 5 inches (8 per meter).

(Curtain Rod cut to your specified length)

Two Decorative Finials for Each Rod

(Curtain Rod cut to your specified length)

Wall Brackets

(number of brackets is based on the size of the rod purchased)

Mounting Hardware

(number of screws and anchor assortments provided based on the bracket requirements)

Rod Connector

(for extra-long rods that require joining)

1. Identify the desired height above the window frame.

Standard practice is to mount 4–8 inches (10-20 cm) above the top
of the window frame and the brackets should be positioned 4-6 inches (10-15 cm) inward from each end of the Roman rod (finials excluded).

2. Ensure the rod is level across the entire span using alevel tool.

1. Mark bracket locations on the wall at the chosen height.

2. Drill pilot holes at the marked points.

3. Insert anchor assortments into the drilled holes, thensecurely attach the supplied mounting brackets using screws.

4. Confirm brackets are level and firmly anchored.

If the curtain rod is supplied in multiple sections due to length, use a rod connector to join the sections together before installation. Insert the rod sections into the connector(s) and ensure each connector is aligned with a bracket for proper
support.

1. Attach the curtain or hanging hardware onto the rod before placing it on the brackets (back tab, rod pocket, and grommet curtains can be placed directly onto the rod, while pleated, pleat hook and clip rings should be attached to the rod first).

2. Place the rod onto the brackets, ensuring it sits securely.

3. Attach or position the curtain panels (curtain is not included with this item) according to your chosen hanging method, spacing them evenly across the rod.

4. Make any necessary adjustments to ensure proper alignment and even drape.

1. Confirm that the rod is level and stable after hanging the curtains.

2. Gently open and pull thecurtains to verify smooth movement.

3. Check that all hardware issecurely tightened.

1. Wipe the rod and finials with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust.

2. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the finish.

3. Periodically check screws andbrackets to ensure continued stability.