What goes on your window?i Where does it go? Above the window On the ceiling Inside the window frame
How do your curtains open?i
Finish
Accent finish (optional) i Orion paints the accent by hand on the raised details of the finials, rod-enders, rings and other parts made with one, over the finish you chose; the rest of the window stays in your finish. Once you choose a finish, each choice shows Orion's finial in it with that accent: a color rendering, not a photo. Enlarge one for Orion's own photo, in Queensland Walnut. None adds nothing to the price.
Pole length i Usually the window width plus 4–8″ on each side. Over one pole's length we join two with a splice.
in + 0 + 1/4 + 1/2 + 3/4
Front rod Pole
Rod ends
Which base holds the crystal? — sold apart from it, in your finish
Which side? — made as a left and a mirrored right; the photo shows the left One of each Left Right
Brackets
Middle supports — for rods that need more than two brackets
Inlay designi The pattern set into the pole or bracket, one of Design Art's 10. Autumn, Cameo, Harvest, Opera and Sonnet run the length of the pole; Garland, Ornament, Paisley, Pinwheel and Scroll repeat every 12", centred on the pole. Each has a matching finial and decal.
Decali A small cast emblem set into the part, one of Design Art's 10, each matching an Inlay design, so it can match an Inlay pole.
Rings Rings close all the way round — the usual choice when each curtain stays on its own side of the middle brackets. C-rings are open at the back, so they slide past the middle brackets of a long rod (over 48″); choose them if your curtains draw across the whole width. With C-rings we switch the middle brackets to center bypass brackets.
Back rod Pole
Rod ends
Rings
