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Curtain Rod
Type
replacement
Thing
Bracket
Title
Curtain Rod Bracket Replacement
Introduction
If your curtain rod bracket has been ripped out of the wall, use this guide to securely reattach the bracket to the wall.
It is common for a curtain rod bracket to come apart from the wall as a result of accidental tension. A broken bracket may leave you without curtains that provide you privacy in your home.
Before using this guide, confirm that the screws have been stripped from the wall and cannot be screwed directly back in without further action. Otherwise, the bracket can be screwed in without additional steps.
Before beginning, confirm that all screws, drill bits, and anchors are the same size to avoid any mistakes.
Caution: Step three requires you to use a cordless drill to drill a hole in the wall. Remember to keep your hands and hair away from the electric drill at all times.
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Difficulty
Easy
Conclusion
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
Author
Ashtyn Drake
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  • Screw 1/4" x2 added.
  • Phillips #3 Screwdriver x1 added.
  • Hammer x1 added.
  • 1/4' Drill bit x1 added.
  • Cordless Driver/Drill x1 added.
  • Paintbrush x1 added.
  • Paint x1 added.

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