Curtain Rod system using 1/2" EMT (electrical conduit)
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In the US, EMT is thin wall electrical conduit. I use 1/2" EMT to make curtain rods. It is strong and lightweight
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In the US, EMT is thin wall electrical conduit. I use 1/2" EMT to make curtain rods. It is strong, cheap, and readily available. It can be cut easily with a hacksaw. EMT comes in 10' lengths. If you need long curtain rods it is probably better to go with ¾" EMT if it will fit in your curtain pocket.
The brackets screw to the wall. The ball end uses ¼"-20 threaded rod epoxied into the hole.
The clamp sleeves slip over the threaded rod, and a nut is captured in the bottom of the inner insert.
Designed in Blender.