Contractor installed curtain rods unevenly
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Anonymous
| Two rods on one wall, about a foot apart, once is about 1/2in to 3/4in lower than the other. I didn't notice it when they were here earlier today before they left but now I see it (and marked the difference with tape so it isn't my imagination). The room is small enough that one can see the difference. What would you do? |
Anonymous
| Have them come back and fix it. |
Anonymous
| The come back and fix it. Take a photo and send. |
Anonymous
| I would obsess on this forever. Have them fix it. |
Anonymous
| Give it a week and see if you still notice. DH hung ours unevenly and I can't even tell. |
Anonymous
Not a good advice. People can tell when things don’t look right. |
Anonymous
| Is it visually off or technically off? For shits and giggles, take a level to the rod and see if it’s really off. Either way, do what makes you happy and if you have to call them back out so be it. |
Anonymous
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Get on a ladder and measure both curtain rod brackets for each window. Note how many inches from the ceiling and how far away from the window trim on the sides. Lastly, are they level? Bracket spacing should be the same for each rod.
https://www.blindschalet.com/kba-measure_drapery_rods-94.html |
Anonymous
| Are the rids 'level' tbough? They might look off because your ceiling isn't. |
Anonymous
| They need to fix it. |
Anonymous
Waiting a week is bad advice? Get that huge stick out of your ass, lady! |
Anonymous
| I bet OP is wrong. The handyman probably measured and everything is accurate, but OP's house isn't level. |
Anonymous
| Get the rods figured out BEFORE you adjust the actual curtains. |
Anonymous
Could be. A simple laser level will answer the question if you have one or can borrow one from a neighbor/friend. |
Anonymous
This is OP. I agree you advice is bad. The same eyes I will have a week from now are the same eyes I have now. So go ahead, insult me now too man. |