Metal Curtain Poles - Black, Crystal Finials

THE BLINDS OUTLET LTD

£19.99

Metal extendable curtain poles in a premium 28mm diameter suitable for eyelet top curtains. Sturdy metal curtain pole suitable for light to heavy weight curtains Telescopic action for adjustment to the perfect width e.g. If window is 300cm, simply purchase 210-400cm poles Suitable for eyelet top curtains or purchase additional rings in packs of 12 for use with tab top curtains Suitable for face fixing only to a sturdy wall Can be easily trimmed with a small hacksaw if required All fittings and instructions included. All you need is a drill and pencil. Outer pole diameter is 28mm, Inner pole di

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE BLINDS OUTLET LTD, number 11700402. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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