Kirsch FLAT Bottom Doors Sidelights Review

I almost sent it back. Before opening the box I looked at it and thought it would never adapt to my door. Only opened to view and this is the best sash I have ever bought. Fits very snugly to the door and has great expansion with great stability. This is the only one I will ever buy again. Is always.

I like this panel set, nice design. The downside is the included mounting hardware. Included are 20% screws to attach the brackets to the door where the cheap crap and tie heads come loose when used on a pine door. We replaced and used them because they have a good and functional design.

I have a door with a window that I wanted to cover with a curtain. This railing system is strong enough for this purpose and hugs the door snugly. The product is excellent for that. What's not great are the screws that come with it. I pre-drilled the holes and screwed two in with a hand screwdriver and cut off the heads of two. I didn't apply particularly high torque and there is no visible damage to the screw head that makes contact with the screwdriver. BOW!

They are easy to attach. Make sure your measurements are accurate to get correct results. Be careful with slide rails, they can (and will) remove your fingertip if you're not careful when removing them. You pull, it resists, and then releases with your fingertip. This is all very traumatic, before installing it is better not to shout. Just in case. I would take a picture of what the pole did to my finger but with all that blood you never see the wound.

Perfect! They are easy to put up and you don't see them at all when the curtains are drawn. I read that people ask for plastic parts. The only thing I could think of that they would be used for was to attach the ends of the metal rods to help them get through the curtain as they are a bit sharp. If you don't, they will get stuck to the fabric, which is also another complaint. Anyway, that's what I used it for. Then as soon as the rod went through the curtain I removed it from the rod and threw…

I bought these up to 28" curtain rods for my 24" windows on my french doors. Very strong and quite thick steel. It takes some effort if you really want to bend them, but they're way better than the cheap ones you can find at Walmart. The brackets are also very strong. I've noticed in some surveys people have asked what that little plastic ring is that you put in the middle where the two pieces meet and slide to prevent the materials from catching on your curtains. minuses. I'd recommend getting