Part of the Rolls Neo 19mm range of Mix and Match curtain poles, the Neo 28mm pole only is supplied as a piece of pole only and is available in the four colours of chrome, stainless steel, black nickel and spun brass to perfectly coordinate with the rest of the range.
The poles are supplied in 1 piece allowing 2 poles to be joined together to achieve extra long lengths, joining pieces for the poles are sold separately. The poles are available in 1 piece lengths of 120cms, 150cms, 180cms, 240cms and 500cms.
(the 500cms lengths are available in the stainless steel colour only).
All pole joiners, curtain rings, brackets and finials are supplied separately allowing you to fully customise your curtain pole with the correct components to best suit your windows.
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Pole only supplied in 1 piece.
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2 poles can be joined to achieve even longer lengths.
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All joining pieces, brackets, finials and curtain rings are sold separately.
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19mm diameter for light to medium weight curtains.
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All 19mm Neo Poles and accessories are compatible with each other.
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Poles can be cut to length using a junior hacksaw.
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Next working day delivery.
How to purchase for a standard 19mm curtain pole
1. Choose the colour and length of your pole, remember all poles are supplied in 1 piece - joining 2 poles with the joining piece (sold separately) will achieve longer lengths.
2. Choose your brackets – there are 5 to choose from in the related items below –
- Cylinder Brackets – A standard wall fixing Rolls Neo bracket.
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Ceiling Brackets – For ceiling fixing a curtain pole.
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Recess Brackets – For hanging a curtain pole in a window recess or tight gap.
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Double Brackets – For creating a double curtain pole.
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Passover Brackets – When used with Passover Rings, allow curtains to draw past support brackets (ideal for bay windows).
3. Choose your Finials – Sold in pairs, the Rolls Neo Ball, Stud, Bullet and Trumpet finials are available.
4. Choose curtain rings if needed - sold in packs of 6, you will need 1 curtain ring for every 10cms of pole length.
