How-to-install your Blackout Curtain Rod by Thermaplus™

Commonwealth Home Fashions is proud to bring to you an original patent-pending creation. This is the first-ever blackout curtain rod that is designed for grommet curtains that features finials. This product allows you to enjoy the effects of a properly installed blackout curtain while adding a stylish flair to your room.
Watch this video to see just how easy it is to install and set up!
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[@Zenpyr]

I have two sliding patio doors right next to each other, configured similarly to an XOOX double door setup, although they do not actually close onto each other, and they are both surrounded by 2 1/4 inch trim, with a gap of 3 1/2 inches between them. Each set of doors is 64 inches across. Since a single rod, even fully extended, cannot be used across the both sets of doors, I purchased two rods. I’m not sure how to place the INSIDE brackets, since it seems they would need to occupy the same space (2 inches out from the trip, as the instructions recommend). How can I make this work? Can I use the support bracket in that place, somehow - or perhaps use the support brackets from both sets, spaced out - and purchase a longer rod? Even better, could the two rods be combined, somehow? I’m stumped.

[@commonwealthhomefashions]

Hello Adam, I apologize for the delay. We did not immediately see your question pop up. I forwarded your question to our Product Development team, and they will be reviewing possible options. In the meanwhile, you can send an email to [e-mail] with your question and details on the rod that you purchased, and we can follow up with you privately. Thank you for choosing our products, and we look forward to working with you on your particular issue.

[@BazookaJoeish]

Your instructions don’t mention whether to mount the brackets center/inside/outside of the mark.

[@commonwealthhomefashions]

Our appologies for the oversight. The brackets should be set outside the 2" mark (if possible). However, you can also set the brackets further out if you want to give the illusion that your windows are even bigger.