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The Levolor Classic Drapery Holdbacks mount on each side of the window to casually draw draperies to the side, allowing more light into the room. The classic ball finial is a simple addition that will complement a broad range of decorative rod sets. Levolor Design Tip: A general guideline is to mount the holdback approximately 2/3 of the way down the drapery panel to make your draperies look taller and fuller. But to allow more light in, or create a more tailored look, the holdbacks can be mounted higher.Pair includes two holdbacks, and mounting hardware for easy installation.For use with drapery or curtain panels.Classic design and finishes complement Levolor?s decorative rod sets.Premium metal construction; finished with a durable metal plating for long lasting beautyDimensions: Projects 4-1/2-inches from wall.

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Drapery Production in the Late Medieval Low Countries: Markets & Strategies for Survival (14Th-16th Centuries (Studies in Urban Social, Economic and Political … and Modern Low Countries) (French Edition)

An Analysis of Drapery & The Upholsters’ Accelerator (Acanthus Press Reprint : the 19th Century : Landmarks in Design, Vol 1)

The Artist’s Guide to Drawing the Clothed Figure: A Complete Resource on Rendering Clothing and Drapery