From the Manufacturer
Get refined style and grace from our chic Baxter Cornice. The stunning Genova Gold and simple black lines are made for any high traffic area! But this is no ordinary cornice; our innovative system features a built-in curtain rod, perfect for hanging any type of drapery in seconds. Note: Curtain Rods are completely removable should you have blinds or other window treatments currently in place. Double Curtain Rod Cornice has a 4.25-Inch profile (height). The return depth (inside projection from the wall) is 6.5-Inch. Each cornice comes with two built-in curtain rods - ready to hang two window treatments of your choice. Any pocket rod curtain will work: sheers, drapes, thermals, tab top, pinch pleats. Cornice arrives fully assembled. Simply attach brackets to the wall (as you would any curtain rod) attach the cornice to the brackets. Hand-painted finish. Wipe clean with damp cloth. No harsh cleaning supplies needed. Proudly Made in the U.S.A. by a dedicated Father and Son Team.
Product Description
Get refined style and grace from our chic Baxter Cornice. The stunning Genova Gold and simple black lines are made for any high traffic area! But this is no ordinary cornice; our innovative system featues a built-in curtain rod perfect for hanging any type of drapery in seconds. Note: Curtain Rods are completely removable should you have blinds or other window treatments currently in place.Double Curtain Rod Cornice has a 4.25 inch profile- height. The return depth- inside projection from the wall is 6.5 inch. Each cornice comes with two built-in curtain rods - ready to hang two window treatments of your choice. Any pocket rod curtain will work: sheers drapes thermals tab top pinch pleat or use clip rings to attach your curtains Cornice arrives fully assembled. Simply attach brackets to the wall- as you would any curtain rod attach the cornice to the brackets.Hand-painted finish. Wipe clean with damp cloth. No harsh cleaning supplies needed.Proudly Made in the U.S.A. by a dedicated Father and Son Team.
