Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2008 3:23 pm Post subject: Re: Magnets
Diddlie wrote:
Following a suggestion by BJ on a way of holding up curtains without actually drilling holes, I have got hold of some super strong magnets from a magnet place in Osborne Park, they range from around $1 to $2.50 each, various sizes but I just got little round chrome ones about 3/4cm diam. They connect through the curtain and headlining material to the internal metal - FAB! Now I can have curtains or not at the drop of a hat. I will post a pic later.
You had better post pics in How I Did It
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Unit 25, 70 Roberts Street (East)
Osborne Park
Western Australia 6017
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Magnets are best but I was too lazy to sew them into my curtains. I used Velcro in Roadcow and I can just grab them and tear them off and stuff them b ehind the drivers seat. Pictures of yours would be nice.
Here is a photo...hopefully you get the idea, I didn't think about sewing them in, i had enough sewing with the flipping curtains which ended up as a roman/roller blind sort of thing
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Now I can have curtains or not at the drop of a hat. I will post a pic later.
