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Iron Rods has been hand crafting custom drapery rod hardware since 1959. Our curtain rods are made in America. We offer a variety or rod types such as Custom French Return Rod Sets, Iron Finial Rod Rets and Inside Mount Rod Sets. Our curtain hardware includes Passover Brackets, C-rings, drapery pull wands and other window covering hardware. Whole Trade discounts are available to interior designers, drapery workrooms, drapery installers and other window covering professionals.
7121 Cockrill Bend Blvd. C, 37209, Nashville, United States
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I had a lot of questions before I ordered, so I called, and they were very nice and knowledgeable. The drapery rods were beautiful and high quality. It was great to be able to talk directly with the manufacturer and to support company that is still making product here in the USA. I will be ordering again! ;)
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