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Aluminium Metal Chain Link Curtains Insect Fly Door Blinds Screen Pest Control
Features:
| Made from high quality aluminum chains and the surface is processed by oxidation treatment, very durable and not easy to get rusty. |
| The dense aluminum chain is ideal for preventing insects while still allowing a through-flow of air. |
| Helpful to maintain a well ventilated environment, particularly important in areas such as kitchens, shops and conservatories. |
| Room dividers. It helps to achieve multiple functional zones and makes the space seem even bigger. |
| Very easy to clean, install, remove as header rod is designed with holes drilled out from which each chain hangs. |
Specification:
| Condition: 100% Brand New | Material: Aluminum |
| Color: Silver,Gold,Red,Pink,Blue,etc. | Aluminum Chain Diameter: Approx. 1.6mm / 0.1inch |
| Chain Length: Approx. 2.1m / 82.7inch | Weight:About 24g/m |
Purpose of room dividers with metal chain link curtains
Room dividers with metal chain link curtains are used for a variety of reasons. They're ideal for hiding a messy or unfinished area or they can create more usable space for storage in an open-concept design. Sometimes you have more bodies than space, and a curtain is a simple and affordable way to divide a bedroom so each occupant has space and privacy.
Hanging the metal chain link curtains
One of the most common ways to divide a room with metal chain link curtains is to hang them from the ceiling, and you have a couple of options for doing this. You can mount ceiling brackets to support a rod or install tracks, such as those used in hospital rooms, on the ceiling. Curtains can also be hung using our wall installers are mounted on the wall on either side of the room. Determine where you'd like to hang your curtains, and measure the height and width of the room to ensure you have the right lengths of rod and curtain. Before drilling into the ceiling, use a stud finder to locate the joists, and mark their locations with a pencil. Mount the brackets or tracks at the joist marks so the fasteners go into the wood to ensure your curtains won’t eventually fall down or damage the walls or ceiling.
