Can they be snapped over existing grommets....I love the curtains but hate the bronze grommet color.
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Don't see how that is possible. You'll need to remove your existing grommets, then snap on the new color.
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As far as I'm aware of, this seller does not. But try searching for burgundy and black curtains on google-- I found some that matched this set perfectly.
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You'll have to run it lengthwise so order how many inches you need; if they will be attached without following any folds just add seam allowance. I put a backing of this on some curtains and they bulked them up, made them harder to handle and showed. Frankly I ended with new ones out of a great blackout with pretty fabric look in many colors that's just as blackout but lighter weight called Zanzibar. Or try blackout roller shades for RVs? This stuff is hard to work with.
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I have not purchased any curtains yet. We just have blinds up. We are decorating our room with a gray and yellow theme. I'm looking for curtains with both dark and light gray with some yellow in it.
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Yes. When I was putting them up if they weren't straight I could remove them and replace them. They work great!!
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I have had this product since Oct. 2014 and the grommets have not rusted. Hope this help!!! P.S. I still have it hanging.
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No. I did get some mesh curtains/canopy that looks beautiful from amazon for about 40. People complement me on my bed all the time. It's gorgeous.
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Hi Lynda, instead of metal grommets along the top for the curtain hooks, there are machine-made, thread-wrapped button-holes just like button-holes on a shirt. The entire top edge is double-fabric plus interfacing in between so it's not like the button-holes will sag, fray, or tear easily, I am a seamstress and can tell this is a well-made fabric curtain. As for color, I have the Sage color curtain and it is completely opaque, not see-thru at all. :-)
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I think they will work just fine actually. I don't know how big the diameter is of the rods we have now, but we make them work mostly because we don't have to open and close the curtains very often. If we did, the sliding of the rods due to the looseness might bother me more. I don't know the diameter of the opening. I'm sorry
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Actually, I bought these for the rods, not the brackets. I don't believe they would fit over blinds. Even if they did, curtains could hang up on the blinds. Sorry I'm not more helpful. Good luck with this. You can always buy separate brackets for your need.
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No. The bendy metal hooks that go over the door are designed for 1 1/4 inch thick doors or thinner. That said, the hooks hook into eyelet holes at the top of the fabric, so you could probably get different hooks and insert them instead. Or re-bend these ones--they're thin, and probably easily bent up.
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This cover does not have grommets. You would have add your own grommets and be creative for this purpose.
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I haven't experienced any problems with my liner grommets. I would talk directly to manufacture especially since you just bought it.
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I am using these curtains to cover patio doors. I didn't use anything in the middle for extra support. Sharon
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I bought a black curtain to use as a liner. You can see shadows/outlines through it. The holes for the curtain rings are button hole stitched instead of having metal grommets.
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I have a liner(inside) and shower curtain (outside) both have metal grommets. Works wonderfully. I love my new bathroom.
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That's what I have done. Bought them off of the Tower website since they were cheaper than what I found on Amazon (but watch out for the shipping). There is a 'Saturn' brand iSUP that has grommeted strips down both sides for unlimited tie-down options. Not sure how you would glue those on.