X SUPPORT HOOKS STICK-ON SELF ADHESIVE NET CURTAIN WIRE CENTRE FOR UPVC WINDOW Description: 4 X SUPPORT CENTRE HOOKS EASY TO FIT SELF ADHESIVE STICKS TO TILE, GLASS, MIRROR UPVC DOORS WINDOWS ( NOT WOOD OR PAINTED WINDOW) BEST FOR NET CURTAINS WIRE ROD END HOOKS NO NEED SCREWS DRILL OR GLUE NOTE; HOOKS WILL NOT WORK IF DUST OR DAMPNESS THANKS FOR LOOKINK. But it's just a case of machine stitching the rufflette to the nets and pulling the cord through to get them pleated ,tie off the cord and stick them up.

I had mine replaced about 12 years ago, and the same hooks are still in the same holes the fitters drilled for me. The curtain wire inside the plastic casing will stretch slightly and offer some give to support the weight of the net. If you screw anything into the frames, you will invalidate any manufacturer's guarentee - usually at least ten years. reluctant to screw or hammer anything into the frames, no matter how small or delicate the fitting might seem - if there is a guarantee with the windows then doing this might make it void.Pencil pleat curtains tend to have headings with three rows of ‘pockets’ where you insert plastic hooks. i don't think there's anyway to get either net curtains or proper curtain poles to fit unless i screw them into the new frame. Well its a square bay window with 4 sections and the front with fanlights and 1 section on each side with fanlights, the usual really.

When you use tape to hold it ,use something strong like duct tape, and resist all temptation to rehang anything for twenty four hours (that was probably the hardest part , not having a plentiful supply of patience m'self. Top tip: Consider a spring-loaded rod, which tends to have greater levels of tension that better supports the net. i think your best bet is to fit a thin small strip of wood along the window and fit your hooks into that. The only thing is it takes some time to ''set'' so you have to hold them in place with tape overnight.Not everyone is ok with the idea of drilling the wall, especially if you’re just renting the home/apartment in question. Andy, I'm not too bothered about the guarantee - the only time I contacted them (a window handle had stuck in place and couldn't be opened) they said the handles weren't covered by the guarantee, so obviously the 'small print' has them pretty well covered all round. My niece works for Mostyns the curtain people and they sell strips of adhesive velcro,which she put along the window frame.