When you have French doors, valances can be a challenge. If the valance is too long, it gets caught when the door is opened and closed. If the valance is mounted above the the door, you now see all of the moldings and trim that we try to hide with a valance. Also the proportion can be too short, giving the appearance of a skimpy valance. We have a great solution for this problem. It is a hardware system that attaches to the door and swings the valance out when the door is opened! The treatment pictured to the right has been fitted with that hardware for both doors. Now, the client can use her door, and not have the valance getting caught!
When you have French doors, valances can be a challenge. If the valance is too long, it gets caught when the door is opened and closed. If the valance is mounted above the the door, you now see all of the moldings and trim that we try to hide with a valance. Also the proportion can be too short, giving the appearance of a skimpy valance. We have a great solution for this problem. It is a hardware system that attaches to the door and swings the valance out when the door is opened! The treatment pictured to the right has been fitted with that hardware for both doors. Now, the client can use her door, and not have the valance getting caught!
Love it, where do you buy the hardware? annetoc@aol.com
ReplyDeleteThe Hardware came from Rowley Company in North Carolina
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