Kwik-Hang FAQ

Kwik-Hang curtain rod brackets are designed for windows with traditional wooden trim. Not recommended for use on oak, pvc or metal trim.

Window trim must be at least 1/2 inch minimum in width to one inch maximum in width to accommodate the Kwik-Hang bracket.

Curtain rod size depends on the type of curtains you want to hang.

• 5/8-inch rods: Ideal for sheer or lighter curtains. Fits rods 1/2 - 5/8-inch diameter.
• 1-inch rods: Best for heavy curtains or drapery. Fits rods with 3/4 - 1-inch diameter.

You can buy Kwik-Hang brackets online at our shop.

We recommend using center support brackets for windows wider than 60 inches. You can use this guide to help:

• Up to 60" window: Standard Kwik-Hang brackets.
• 61" or 120" windows: One center support bracket.
• Windows 120" and wider: Two center support brackets.

Both single rod and double rod brackets come with two brackets for each side of your window. Center support brackets come as a single bracket.

Single rod brackets and double rod brackets come with two brackets (for the left and right side of the window). For center support brackets, see our size recommendations below:

Up to 30" windows

No center support bracket needed

31" - 60" windows

Requires one center support bracket

61" - 90" windows

Requires two center support brackets

Every Kwik-Hang curtain holdback has a set of pins that attach to the side of the window trim and secure it in place — no drilling, nails or damage required.

Kwik-Hang curtain holdbacks work on windows that have wooden trim. The window trim should be at least 1/2 inch wide to fully accommodate the holdback. Not recommended for use on oak, pvc or metal trim.

Kwik-Hang curtain holdbacks are suitable for all curtains and drapes.

Kwik-Hang’s curtain holdbacks use the same technology as our damage-free curtain rod brackets. Just use a hammer to tap each curtain holdback hook to the side of your window trim (no drills, screws or nails needed!).

Ideally, curtain holdbacks should be placed 40 to 48 inches from the floor, but this also depends on the placement of your window and your personal preference.

Using a hammer, position your Kwik-Hang bracket on the top corner of the window. Tap it in and repeat on the other side. Place your curtain rods in the bracket and you're good to go!

Place Bracket

Tap In

Hang Curtains

Kwik-Hang curtain rod brackets can hold up to 20 lbs., enough to support heavy drapery.

Yes. When you're ready, simply remove the curtains and curtain rod and lift up the bracket to disassemble.

Yes. You can quickly remove and reuse Kwik-Hang curtain rod brackets when moving.

No — you don't need any screws or nails. The hole is there for manufacturing purposes.

The single brackets project 3 inches from the wall, and our double brackets project 4 inches from the wall.

A corner window setup requires two curtain rods, one pair of curtain rod brackets (a left bracket and right bracket) and two center support brackets.

Follow our instructions for installing left and right brackets. Then install the center support brackets, each approximately 4 inches from the inner corner, as pictured below. (Click images to expand)

Remove one finial from each curtain rod and place your rods so that the finial ends point outward.

You may use a curtain rod corner connector if you wish, but it is not necessary.

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