Curtain rail in set back window

[JackS123]

Hi everyone

Looking for some advice on this please.
It isnt a bay window but its 'set back' from the top of the wall. Im wanting to put curtains up, so a curtain pole. See the pictures below.

Im thinking the brackets would have to been hanging down ones, which i have seen in B & Q. Would that be correct?

Then the right hand side, im really struggling with what would be the best thing to do? See picture 3.

Has anyone got any ideas & advice?

Thank you very much

Jack

 

[foxhole]

Curtain poles are for straight runs , so would work outside reveal, curtain rail on ceiling would work .

 

[CountryFan]

Probably best with ceiling mounted/hanging down brackets, unless you can secure maybe a 2x2 or 3x2 batten and maybe a pelmet? As for the side use a single curtain from a pair?

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

Then the right hand side, im really struggling with what would be the best thing to do? See picture 3.

You could fit a curtain track, which could curve around that bend, maybe fixed to that ceiling, but you would need to check the suitability of the ceiling for fixing first.

 

[endecotp]

You don't want all the heat from that radiator going up behind the curtains.

I'd aim for something close to the glazing, like your current blinds do.

 

[mrrusty]

Have a look at silent gliss bendable tracks and poles. Lots of different types of brackets so could be wall mounted L brackets behind the pole. Expensive but very good quality. Measure at least 5 times for custom tracks before placing your order - don't get it wrong.... https://www.silentgliss.co.uk/engb/products/view/curtain-systems/metropole/

 

[JackS123]

Thanks everyone. Got some things to investigate.