In our last article, we discussed the differences between electrophoretic and electroplated curtain rod finials. Today, let’s delve into why curtain rods of the same style and process can vary in price.
Impact of Thickness on Usage
As shown in the video, both rods employ the same electroplating technique. However, they differ in thickness. When purchasing curtain rods, it’s crucial to be mindful of this. Some curtain rods might be very affordable, but their quality tends to be mediocre. These rods may be thinner, so consider your market and the positioning of your curtain rods. If the rods are merely for decorative purposes or for hanging light sheer curtains, then thinner rods might suffice. Conversely, if you’re targeting a low-cost market, you could also consider these lower-quality rods. However, if you need to hang multiple layers or heavier curtains, then thicker rods are essential to avoid deformation.
Finishes and Aesthetic Considerations
The different finishes also impact the metal’s luster and overall effect. One type has a matte finish that doesn’t emphasize the metallic sheen, which suits modern-style home decor better. The other type boasts a bright metallic luster, ideal for more opulent settings like hotels or luxurious villas.
Importance of Quality in Bulk Purchases
Therefore, when bulk purchasing curtain rods, always request samples for testing from the supplier. Don’t just consider the price; quality is equally important.
The above are some purchasing tips on curtain rod prices brought to you by kyok, a professional curtain rod manufacturer with extensive experience in international trade based in China. We welcome collaboration.
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