Sharp, modern forms and thoughtful engineering combine in the Simple bracket. As most of the load is borne by the side brackets, this mid bracket has a horizontal back plate which gives a streamlined look, with the back plate and pole being in the same plane. The brackets are profiled in steel and welded for maximum strength. Back plates have multiple, slotted fixing points to simplify installation and clever magnetic cover plates give the design a pleasing and clean finish.

The bracket has been carefully prepared by hand for the finishing process, before being coated and cured using different techniques depending on the selected finish.

The double arrangement of the bracket provides for a larger front pole for feature drapes and a smaller pole to the rear for sheers or voiles.

Sharp, modern forms and thoughtful engineering combine in the Simple bracket. As load-bearing side brackets, this style has a vertical back plate which gives mechanical advantage versus the sheer forces of heavyweight curtains, while the brackets are profiled in steel and welded for maximum strength. Back plates have multiple, slotted fixing points to simplify installation and clever magnetic coverplates give the design a pleasing and clean finish.

The bracket has been carefully prepared by hand for the finishing process, before being coated and cured using different techniques depending on the selected finish.

The double arrangement of the bracket provides for a larger front pole for feature drapes and a smaller pole to the rear for sheers or voiles.

Sharp, modern forms and thoughtful engineering combine in the Mio bracket. Passing brackets allow drapes to pass, when used in conjunction with passing rings (also known as c-rings). To adjust the projection of the bracket, a professional saw is required (ideally a chop saw). Once cut down to size, the arm is secured to the back plate via grub screws. Back plates have multiple, slotted fixing points to simplify installation and clever magnetic coverplates to hide all fixings and give the design a pleasing and clean finish.

The bracket has been carefully prepared by hand for the finishing process, before being coated and cured using different techniques depending on the selected finish.

Sharp, modern forms and thoughtful engineering combine in the Mio bracket. As a load-bearing side bracket, this style has a vertical back plate which gives mechanical advantage versus the sheer forces of heavyweight curtains. To adjust the projection of the bracket, a professional saw is required (ideally a chop saw). Once cut down to size, the arm is secured to the back plate via grub screws. Back plates have multiple, slotted fixing points to simplify installation and clever magnetic coverplates to hide all fixings and give the design a pleasing and clean finish.

The bracket has been carefully prepared by hand for the finishing process, before being coated and cured using different techniques depending on the selected finish.

Sharp, modern forms and thoughtful engineering combine in the Mio bracket. Passing brackets allow drapes to move past bracket positions, when used in conjunction with passing rings (sometimes known as c-rings). Ceiling brackets form a useful alternative to face fixed brackets, where fixing areas are restricted or the pole is to be fixed as close to the ceiling as possible. This bracket is designed with the back plate orientated in line with the pole, for a sleek appearance, while the brackets are profiled in steel and welded for maximum strength. Back plates have multiple, slotted fixing points to simplify installation and clever magnetic cover plates give the design a pleasing and clean finish.

The bracket has been carefully prepared by hand for the finishing process, before being coated and cured using different techniques depending on the selected finish.

Sharp, modern forms and thoughtful engineering combine in the Mio bracket. Ceiling brackets form a useful alternative to face fixed brackets, where fixing areas are restricted or the pole is to be fixed as close to the ceiling as possible. This bracket is designed with the backplate orientated in line with the pole, for a sleek appearance, while the brackets are profiled in steel and welded for maximum strength. Back plates have multiple, slotted fixing points to simplify installation and clever magnetic cover plates give the design a pleasing and clean finish.

The bracket has been carefully prepared by hand for the finishing process, before being coated and cured using different techniques depending on the selected finish.

Recess brackets are ideal when space is restricted at one or both ends of the pole. They can be used in conjunction with mid and passing brackets. The Mio recess bracket is turned in steel and incorporates a metal eye detail for anchoring the drapes.

The bracket has been carefully prepared by hand for the finishing process, before being coated and cured using different techniques depending on the selected finish.

Sharp, modern forms and thoughtful engineering combine in the Mio bracket. Passing brackets allow drapes to pass, when used in conjunction with passing rings (sometimes known as c-rings). Passing brackets don’t provide the same structural support as side brackets and therefore have horizontal back plates which give a sleek visual effect, with the bracket and pole being in the same plane. Strength remains important though and the brackets are profiled in steel and welded for maximum strength. Back plates have multiple, slotted fixing points to simplify installation and clever magnetic cover plates give the design a pleasing and clean finish.

The bracket has been carefully prepared by hand for the finishing process, before being coated and cured using different techniques depending on the selected finish.

Sharp, modern forms and thoughtful engineering combine in the Mio bracket.  Mid brackets don’t provide the same structural support as side brackets and therefore have horizontal backplates which give a sleek visual effect, with the bracket and pole being in the same plane. Strength remains important though and the brackets are profiled in steel and welded for maximum strength. Back plates have multiple, slotted fixing points to simplify installation and clever magnetic coverplates give the design a pleasing and clean finish.

The bracket has been carefully prepared by hand for the finishing process, before being coated and cured using different techniques depending on the selected finish.

Sharp, modern forms and thoughtful engineering combine in the Mio bracket.  Side brackets have a structural role to play and as such have vertical back plates to give maximum support versus the sheer forces of heavy weight drapes. The brackets are profiled in steel and welded for maximum strength. Back plates have multiple, slotted fixing points to simplify installation and clever magnetic cover plates give the design a pleasing and clean finish.

The bracket has been carefully prepared by hand for the finishing process, before being coated and cured using different techniques depending on the selected finish.

Curved poles are custom made by hand to exacting standards and to exact measurements. Any curve radius can be incorporated into the pole and curved sections can be combined with straight runs and bends, including return bends. This means that virtually any project requirements can be met.

Mio poles are made from highest quality steel, with the 1.2mm wall thickness giving the product unrivalled strength and deflection performance. The pole has been carefully prepared by hand for the finishing process, before being coated and cured using different techniques depending on the selected finish.

Bay poles are custom-made by hand to exacting standards and to exact measurements and angles. Any number of bends can be incorporated into the pole, including return bends. This means that virtually any project requirements can be met.

Mio poles are made from the highest quality steel, with the 1.2mm wall thickness giving the product unrivalled strength and deflection performance. The pole has been carefully prepared by hand for the finishing process, before being coated and cured using different techniques depending on the selected finish.

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