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Bay Curtain Pole
It is recommended that this product is installed by persons competent in DIY, if in
doubt consult a professional.
Two people are required to install this product.
Read instructions fully, before installation.
Depending on the type of wall you are installing this product, additional fittings
maybe required. If you are unsure, consult you local hardware store for advise.
Tools Required
Parts included with Bay Curtain Pole
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PLEASE CHECK PAGE 3
BEFORE PREAPREING TO
BEND THE POLE
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Summary of Contents for Dunelm Bay Curtain Pole
- Page 1 Depending on the type of wall you are installing this product, additional fittings maybe required. If you are unsure, consult you local hardware store for advise. Tools Required Parts included with Bay Curtain Pole PLEASE CHECK PAGE 3 BEFORE PREAPREING TO...
- Page 2 Prepare Wall 15cm 15cm 10cm Using a tape measure and level, whilst using the wall bracket as a guide, mark the position of the brackets on the wall as shown. Fit Wall Brackets Drill holes in marked positions & fit wall plugs Screw wall plate to wall Page 2...
- Page 3 Bend Poles Bend the poles with the slots facing toward the inside of the bend Use two people to help bend the pole Page 3...
- Page 4 Bend Poles Use the wall / skirting to guide degree of bend Cut Down Poles Cut poles to fit window Equal lengths should be cut from each pole to hide join between middle bracket The outward end of the pole should finish approximately 10cm away from the last bracket 10cm Page 4...
- Page 5 Assembly - Step 1 Fit the centre bracket to the wall in the order shown Tighten the screw at the bottom rear of the bracket Assembly - Step 2 Feed curtain & two brackets onto one section of pole ensuring the brackets do not slide on from middle joint.
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I bought the Dunelm extendable eyelet curtain pole and I am trying to install it. The problem I have is that the outer pole seems to be too big in girth to fit into the cup that supports the pole. I don’t want to use excess force in case the pole gets damaged. Can you help?
If the outer pole is too large to fit into the supporting cup, you can try using a pipe cutter to trim the pole to the correct size. A pipe cutter has a wheel that you spin around the pole while gradually tightening it until it cuts through. If the pipe cutter doesn't work, use a hacksaw as an alternative. Make sure to follow all steps for alignment and leveling as described in the instructions.
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