Test this by pulling the center of the wire tight toward the top of your object.
How to hang curtains on cinder block walls.
How to hang curtains on brick walls.
Position the curtain mounting hardware on the concrete wall where you want it installed.
This one is a tough one but here are three hacks you can use.
Dec 15 2012 hanging curtain or drapery installation hardware on brick stucco or concrete block walls can be challenging if you are not equipped with proper tools and hardware.
I used it in my college dorm 25 years ago and now use them in my classroom on the cinderblock walls.
The size of the.
If the item you are hanging has a wire hanger in the back be sure to consider the slack when determining where you want it to hang.
Secure a carbide masonry bit in the drill.
One drill holes yes i know holes into the mortar.
Hold the curtain rod in the desired location.
Select the appropriate size masonry drill bit depending on the size of masonry screws chosen.
The installation is essentially the same as a drywall application so should not trip up anyone who has installed curtain hardware before.
Select the location for the curtain rod hardware.
Step 2 choose the appropriate sized masonry drill bit for the selected masonry screws.
Use a pencil or marker to mark the location for one screw hole on.
Hold one side of the curtain rod hardware in position and use a pencil to mark the location for the holes for the screws by placing the pencil or marker into the hole and drawing a mark on the cement.
The pins are so small you don t see the holes when you remove them but they are strong enough to hold and stay in the wall.
How to hang a curtain rod on cinder block walls step 1.
Mark the spot on the wall where you want the hanger to be placed.
The bit should be just large enough to make a hole that.
You hammer the hanger into the wall and it puts 4 small pins into the wall that are holding a plastic hook.
Measure to make sure each bracket is at the same.
Second if your curtains are very light or sheer try the trick of hot glue on your hooks.