Metal Door

Curtain Rod on metal door Post by Harlean from Arkansas (266) | (12/04/2000) Profile | Contact I also have metal doors with windows in my house. I bought some attractive print fabric and two springloaded curtain rods. I set the rods to fit across the window...top and bottom, and hemmed the fabric on two sides which creates a tube to insert the rods. I used fabric that measured one and a half times the width of the window so that it was gathered on the rods. Looks nice and affords privacy. Or if you want more light, tie it in the middle with a ribbon. Very inexpensive curtain. Contact paper made for windows. Post by admin2 (369) | (11/30/2000) Contact To attach a curtain to a metal door you can do one of two things. First, there are curtain rods that have magnets on them made specifically for metal doors. A second option is to cover the window itself with a new type of contact paper made for windows. I've seen them in lace like patterns. Either choice can be found at your local home store. Christin - Silverdale, WA "extra strong" magnets. Post by admin2 (369) | (11/30/2000) Contact It seems like I recall sometime ago that they had magnetic curtain rods for what you are trying to do. If you can't find any, put your imagination to work and maybe you can make your own out of "extra strong" magnets. Ms. Syd Barr - Dunkirk, MD Idea Post by admin2 (369) | (11/30/2000) Contact (Recommended magnetic rods, too) To make the curtain fit and look right, you may have to get out your sewing kit and make them fit your curtain. You may have to readjust the ends of your valance or curtain to cover the magnetic part of the rod. Mary Newell Rubbermaid Post by admin2 (369) | (11/30/2000) Contact Newell Rubbermaid makes a brass cafe curtain rod that attaches by magnet to metal doors or walls. It adjusts from 16 to 28 inches wide. You can find them at WalMart, K-Mart or Lowes in the regular curtain rod area. Dineen - Burien, WA, KC - Austin, TX, Pat and Julia