Each time I assist a consumer in selecting the best drapery hardware treatment for their house, I usually present Kirsch Drapery Hardware at the top of my list. It is hard to imagine, but Kirsch has been producing exclusive drapery rods for over a hundred years. Which is a 100 plus year track record of developing some of the very best goods the decorative drapery hardware field has to offer. With drapery hardware collections to match every budget and style, Kirsch drapery hardware is an excellent place to begin your quest for the best window treatment.

Wood drapery poles from Kirsch can be purchased in many sizes and styles.

Probably the most preferred style of drapery hardware is a traditional wood drapery pole with brackets, rings and finials. Kirsch offers wood style treatments in 3, 2 and 1 3/8 inch rod diameters with fluted or smooth profile. For sale in four, six, eight and twelve foot sections, Kirsch wood drapery rods may be easily trimmed to fit your window size before installation. Two popular wood collections are Buckingham and Wood Trends. While each of these collections include wooden drapery hardware of different diameters and lengths, the Line of Wood Trends is very cost effective. For more sophisticated tastes, Kirsch Buckingham can be found in distinctive designer finishes that are two toned. If you're looking for a wooden drapery rod that is unfinished to faux-finish or stain yourself, you can choose Wood Trends for faux-finishing or Buckingham for staining. Buckingham wood poles don't come with finger joints like most lower cost rods and that means they are suitable for adding your personal custom stain.

Drapery rods that are metal will give any room a much more modern day appearance.

In 1928, Kirsch created the very first telescoping drapery pole. Currently, Kirsch has several metal drapery pole options that are available as metal poles with rings or decorative traverse rods with carriers. Studio Coordinates, a specialty line of adjustable decorative metal traverse rods introduced by kirsch in 1994, remains a hugely popular option for shoppers who need the functionality of curtains that can open and close with a cord and the look of a decorative metal rod. For window treatments with drapery panels with rings, tab-top draperies or rod pocket draperies, classic 1 3/8 inch metal drapery poles are available in the Mix-And-Match from Kirsch collection. With drapery hardware extras like finials, rings, holdbacks and brackets that can be changed out between collections, you'll be able to style your window treatment to seem either classic or contemporary by using Metal Kirsch drapery hardware.

Traditional look of Wrought Iron minus the heaviness from Kirsch.

Drapery Rods made from metal with conventional wrought iron style finishes are available in the 1 inch diameter Kirsch Wrought Iron line. With over a dozen finials in wrought iron to match, you'll find everything you need to give your window treatment old-fashioned overall appeal. Wrought Iron style drapes and window treatments have seen a revival in popularity during the the past several years and the Kirsch options are one of a kind in finish and style.

Tailor made drapery hardware is always a solution.

If you have looked all through the typical drapery hardware options made available from Kirsch but can't find that perfect drapery Rod for your window, don't stop because customized drapery poles aren't as high-priced as you might imagine. Estate Rods are wood or metal style drapery rods that operate like a traditional traversing rod but mimic a decorative Rod with finials. And, Some even have classy decorative faux rings. Tailor made Kirsch Estate Rods may be built to your exact specifications, so you'll know you're getting exactly what you require. These custom rods are a excellent selection for really unconventional windows, or for very heavy draperies which may not operate without problems on a traditional traverse pole.

With all the possibilities readily available, Drapery Hardware from Kirsch really stands out due to their persistence for functionality, design and quality.