Installing Outdoor Curtains

Installing Outdoor Curtains on our patio to block the afternoon sun
SteelTek 3/4 Flange (pail link) - amzn.to/3wWbTQZ
SteelTek 3/4 Plug (pail link) - amzn.to/3WTAHUy
SteelTek 3/4 Rail Support (pail link) - amzn.to/3WLGz22
SteelTek 3/4 x 24" Pipe (pail link) - amzn.to/4buAc7B
NOTE: Amazon does not ship the 10ft length pipe. I purchased that length at Lowes.

[@IceyIcey2023]

YOU are Omazing ! Exactly what I need to do in my new home. Looks sooo good! Your home is gorgeous😇

[@thistlehillfarmstead9131]

thanks so much.

[@varminthunter]

Perfect......we put those up last year for the same reason . I didn't know about the unthreaded pipe so we used threaded pipe and flanges on each end . Your way is much better cause to change the curtains ( have already done ) i had to remove ethier end flange from the post and unscrew the pipe out of the other flange. If i ever have to change pipes , i will look for those hanger thingies you used . 🤗

[@thistlehillfarmstead9131]

The SteelTek products are great. They have all types of fitting to build lots of stuff.

[@gabyrodriguez2874]

Use magnets to keep the curtains vertical gap small.

[@thistlehillfarmstead9131]

Thanks, I'll give that a try

[@mattbodish9896]

Nice work! Do you think your 3/4" pipe could span 130" (with a coupling in the center to join two equal length pieces) and no mid-span supports without undue sagging?

[@mattbodish9896]

I may have answered my own question if anyone else is interested... Steeltek specs list a 100lb load rating of the 3/4" pipe on a 10 ft span with unsupported center.

[@thistlehillfarmstead9131]

I think you would need something in the middle to hold it up.