Curtain Rod

Find a curtain rod that fits your window and preferred look. Mandaue Foam offers adjustable basic rods, double curtain rod sets, heavy-duty models, and slim café rods in options that include black, white, silver, chrome, brown, matte silver, and shiny black. Check each product for available sizes and specifications before ordering.

How to Choose the Right Curtain Rod

Start by measuring the intended bracket-to-bracket span. Choose an adjustable range that includes this measurement, then consider how many curtain layers you plan to hang and the weight the rod needs to support.

• Basic adjustable rods: For a simple, single-layer setup, explore basic adjustable curtain rods. The current wood, silver, white, and black models are listed in 28–48, 48–84, and 66–120-inch sizes.
• Double curtain rod sets: Sebo and Sheela provide two rods for layering curtains, such as a sheer panel with an outer curtain. Check your selected variant for the exact adjustable range.
• Decorative and heavy-duty rods: Browse decorative curtain rods when the finial and finish are part of the look. Compare published weight capacities too: Thia and Tana list 10 kg, while Tove lists 3.5 kg.
• Café rods: Choose a slim café curtain rod for a slimmer rod profile. Current sizes include 28–48 and 48–84 inches.

Before checkout, check the product page for rod diameter, material, finish, included hardware, and weight capacity, as these details vary by model.

Complete Your Curtain Setup

Pair your chosen rod with curtain textiles. For a layered window setup, browse sheer curtains and blackout curtains. If the product does not include all the mounting hardware you need, shop curtain brackets and confirm the bracket type and diameter are compatible with your rod. Complete the look with magnetic tiebacks from the curtain accessories collection.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What curtain rod size should I buy?

Measure the intended bracket-to-bracket span and choose an adjustable range that includes it. Common single-rod options are 28–48, 48–84, and 66–120 inches. Double sets use different ranges, so confirm the selected variant before ordering.

Should I choose a single or double curtain rod?

Choose a single rod when hanging one curtain layer. A double set holds two layers on separate rods, such as a sheer curtain behind an outer curtain. Check the product dimensions and fittings before purchase.

Do curtain rods include brackets and finials?

Inclusions vary by model. Some rods list two brackets and two finials, while double sets list double brackets and screws. Review the individual product description first. For extra or replacement pieces, browse curtain brackets and check the required type and diameter.