Fitting curtail rail to bay windows that open inward

[Stu9]

How's it done?

Not just that, the fittings that screw into the wall that hold the rail (don't know what they're called) I'd have to get ones that hang from the ceiling as there's no wooden border as such at the top of the window, it's just plasterboard plus there's this wooden border

But the windows open inward I think that will be a problem too or had anyone did this already, if so what's the trick, thanks

Ps...I can put a photo up if need be to show what I mean

 

[kbdiy]

No trick as far as I know. You just need to think it through. If windows open inwards and are likely to foul the curtains and/or rail then you will have to position the rail so it doesn't. Not sure what you're expecting to be told here.

If you are going to hang the rail from the ceiling then you will need to find some sturdy fixing points rather than just fixing into plasterboard (assuming that's what your ceiling is). Ideally joists in the floor above if there is a floor above?