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Telescoping drapery rods are not the best choice for homes that are desiring functioning draperies. We always suggest one piece custom rods. Here is why:

  1. They look better
  2. They work better
  3. They are more stable
  4. They have more options available

The attached video shows an example from the Reno/Tahoe market.
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Custom rods are more of an investment, but you get a greater return. I will mention this though; If all you are wanting is a rod to hold stationary side panels, or a valance, then it really doesn’t matter. Google has many telescoping options can work just fine. It won’t have the custom look and all of the available finishes and finials that a custom rod would have, but the bang for the buck is very attractive. Learn more about Kempler Design caters to a client that is looking for the best look for their home and probably something a bit more unique. So, either way, there is something out there for your Reno or Tahoe home. 

Ring catching on Telescoping Drapery Rod

Ring catching on Telescoping Drapery Rod

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