Description
NOTE: When using to light/sheer curtains, curtain tieback silver may be wrapped around curtain twice or more to avoid it sliding down. Please according to the size/thickness of your curtains to decide detailed circles should be wrapped for better using effect. Total length of tie backs for drapes is 12.4 inch
Curtain tieback rope is made of stainless steel, soft and bendable, can be adjusted to fit most curtains.
Starfish curtain tieback: Curtain tiebacks is designed by unique starfish inlaid with pearls and shiny crystal, holding curtains but also dressing up your curtain and home. Curtain holdbacks silver, crafted with smooth edges without burrs, perfectly protecting your draperies.
Two grips &
Stronger: Crystal curtain holdbacks adopts upgraded strong grips with nickel plating, smooth and anti-rust
Two grips have stronger force to hold the curtains and also easy to take off. Just clip on curtains when not in use, decorative and easy to find.
Easy to Use &
No Drill: Compared with curtain holder for wall, curtain tieback is easier to use
directly to fasten your curtains whichever sheer curtains or heavy curtains
No drilling or holes required, don't worry curtain hooks on the wall will hurt your babies or damage your wall.
Perfect Home Decoration: Curtain tiebacks hook decorate your home, maybe beach/coastal/rustic/vintage themed room
perfect for bedroom, living room, bathroom, kitchen, office as indoor or outdoor curtain tiebacks.
Returns, Refunds and Replacements
Products received faulty, damaged, or not as described are eligible for a return, refund, or replacement in accordance with local consumer laws. We are committed to ensuring all products meet the standards of quality and reliability expected by our customers. Please note that we do not accept returns or provide refunds for change of mind. We encourage you to carefully consider your purchase to ensure it meets your needs and expectations.
Delivery Timeframe
Delivery is approximately 5-10 business days (excluding weekends and public holidays).
