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Stackback, also known as return, is the distance that a curtain panel will extend beyond the window frame when it is open. Stackback curtains refer to curtains or drapes that can be pulled back or “stacked” to one side of a window or opening, allowing for more natural light or a clear view. The amount of stackback will depend on several factors, including the type of curtain pole or track that you use, the size and style of the curtains, and how the curtains are hung.
Typically, a standard stackback is around 2-6 inches on either side of the window frame. This can vary depending on the type of pole or track used, and the size and style of the curtains. Some decorative rods have a larger return, which will increase the stackback.
If you are using a standard pole or track, you can adjust the stackback by adjusting the height at which you hang the curtains. If you hang the curtains higher, the stackback will be less. If you hang the curtains lower, the stackback will be more.
It’s also important to note that, if you have a wide window and use a single panel, the stackback will be more than if you use two panels that can be closed in the middle.
In summary, the stackback will vary depending on the type of pole or track you use, the size and style of the curtains, and how the curtains are hung. It’s typically between 2-6 inches but can be adjusted by adjusting the width of the curtain.
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