A curtain rod bracket assembly with a bracket base that is configured to be mounted to a wall or a ceiling, and a bracket arm defining at least one curtain rod supporting portion that is configured to hold a curtain rod in a generally horizontal orientation, and first and second mounting locations. The first mounting location is configured to be coupled to the bracket base when the bracket base is mounted to a wall, while maintaining a curtain rod supporting portion such that it is configured to hold a curtain rod in a generally horizontal orientation. The second mounting location is configured to be coupled to the bracket base when the bracket base is mounted to a ceiling, while maintaining a curtain rod supporting portion such that it is configured to hold a curtain rod in a generally horizontal orientation.

A rotating shower rod is provided to change the location of a curved shower rod between one position projecting outward from shower or bathtub enclosure to a second position projecting inward to the enclosure. Surface mounts provide two axes of rotation for the shower rod. The shower rod includes two tubes that telescopically extend and retract relative to one another.

A rotating shower rod is provided to change the location of a curved shower rod between one position projecting outward from shower or bathtub enclosure to a second position projecting inward to the enclosure. Surface mounts provide two axes of rotation for the shower rod. The shower rod includes two tubes that telescopically extend and retract relative to one another.

A curtain rod bracket includes a bracket insert, a mounting plate, an adjustable fastener, and mounting spikes.

The present invention provides an electronic cymbal which comprises an externally-mounted holing-free mounting mechanism for a curtain, comprising a cross beam exposed out of a window frame, a first mounting assembly and a second mounting assembly; the first mounting assembly and the second mounting assembly are supported in the window frame in cooperation with the cross beam, and both the first mounting assembly and the second mounting assembly are in slide cooperation with the cross beam. The length of the cross beam is greater than a width of the window frame, the curtain assembled on the cross beam can fully cover the entire window frame without light leakage. In addition, the first mounting assembly and the second mounting assembly are arbitrarily slidable on the cross beam, and thus, it is applicable to the window frames of multiple widths.

The present invention provides an electronic cymbal which comprises an externally-mounted holing-free mounting mechanism for a curtain, comprising a cross beam exposed out of a window frame, a first mounting assembly and a second mounting assembly; the first mounting assembly and the second mounting assembly are supported in the window frame in cooperation with the cross beam, and both the first mounting assembly and the second mounting assembly are in slide cooperation with the cross beam. The length of the cross beam is greater than a width of the window frame, the curtain assembled on the cross beam can fully cover the entire window frame without light leakage. In addition, the first mounting assembly and the second mounting assembly are arbitrarily slidable on the cross beam, and thus, it is applicable to the window frames of multiple widths.

A mounting bracket lock may be configured to secure the mounting bracket of a window treatment housing to a rail of the housing. The mounting bracket lock may be slidably attachable to the rail and, when in a locked position, may prevent the mounting bracket from detaching from the rail. The mounting bracket lock may include a body that is mountable to the rail. The body may include a first portion that slidably attaches to the rail, and a second portion that receives a portion of the rail and a portion of the mounting bracket, thereby securing the mounting bracket in a locked position relative to the rail. The body of the mounting bracket lock may define one or more projections that extend therefrom, and that engage in a friction fit between corresponding surfaces of the mounting bracket when the mounting bracket lock is in the locked position.

A mounting bracket lock may be configured to secure the mounting bracket of a window treatment housing to a rail of the housing. The mounting bracket lock may be slidably attachable to the rail and, when in a locked position, may prevent the mounting bracket from detaching from the rail. The mounting bracket lock may include a body that is mountable to the rail. The body may include a first portion that slidably attaches to the rail, and a second portion that receives a portion of the rail and a portion of the mounting bracket, thereby securing the mounting bracket in a locked position relative to the rail. The body of the mounting bracket lock may define one or more projections that extend therefrom, and that engage in a friction fit between corresponding surfaces of the mounting bracket when the mounting bracket lock is in the locked position.

A deck curtain and mounting system using vertical posts attachable to a deck rail or decking to form a structure supporting curtains hung from cross members positioned between the vertical posts to surround or encompass a deck area. The method of shading or securing the privacy of a deck area includes attaching vertical posts to a rail cap of a deck structure surrounding a deck area and attaching rotatable horizontal connectors to the vertical posts so that cross members may be connected between the vertical posts for hanging privacy curtains from the cross members around the deck structure.