We're bringing my grandma home to my moms house on hospice. My parents have a bedroom on the first floor and an "office" which I think it actually a formal living room or whatever. Anyway, we are thinking it's best for her not to be in bedroom but in office. She is not mobile and one room/the office is much more "lively" the views out the window are way better and the room is over twice the size.
Anyway, the problem is the office has a huge doorway, but no doors. It's at least 2 doors wide if not bigger. I want to "enclose" room a little for privacy and comfort while she's sleeping and when ever dressing or ...ya know bathroom stuff. I don't know of a tension rod that would be long enough to hang a curtain. DH suggested one of those folding Japanese style doors [sorry but sure what its called] ...
Any other ideas?
Sorry if this is a long ramble but its been a long day and I'm beat!
TIA too, cuz I might be sleeping in a minute
Re: Any ideas?
I'm sorry that your grandma is not well.
What about thick curtains? I'd get ones with with grommets and use Command hooks above the door to hang them. Then put two of the larger command hooks sideways on the wall on each side to use as a tieback.
I never thought about permanently putting something up, like screwing in hooks and stuff.... It really wouldn't look bad, so that's a maybe. I'll go over tomorrow to look again.
ETA: guess I'm a lil bit of an idiot and didn't know what a command hook was... Google is your friend ladies. Lol. I will be looking into all options
Do you have a Walmart nearby?
These blue curtains are only $10 a panel and are 84'' long.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hometrends-Chatoy-Panel/15561645
They'll have the Command hooks there too. They pull off of the wall easily and come in different colors and styles.
I saw on google people using command hooks as the mount or hardware or whatever it's called... So I could have DH make me a poll/rod and use command hooks on sides and maybe middle of door. Then still use the tie back method you first stated.
I'm sorry your grandmother isn't doing well.
My grandmother's bedbound as well and is her apartment on hospice (but she's been on hospice since the beginning of the year). It worked out that across from her bedroom door is a large mirror that she's able to watch and sometimes keep track of things that are going on outside her room.
I'd focus on getting your grandmother some privacy first, but depending on how well/poorly she's doing it might be something else to look into.
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