Abstract: A curtain suspension device including a curtain clasp which is mounted in the slot of a curtain rod which curtain clasp comprises a needle slide member consisting of an oblong mirror-symmetrical plate provided at one of its longitudinal faces with a projection which is T-shaped in cross section and extends along the entire length of the oblong slide member in the symmetry plane thereof to form a slide shoe for sliding movement in the slot of the curtain rod, with the flanges of the "T" acting as guides in the slot.

Abstract: A curtain suspension device comprising a curtain board having a horizontal hole at each end for fastening upon a pair of stem brackets, each of which comprising a wall plate having peripheral holes for fastening to a wall by means of screws, and a central threaded hole receiving a correspondingly threaded stem extending at right angles to the wall surface to receive the curtain board at its outer end, and a spring clip adapted to clamp one upper corner of a curtain against the wall. The wall plate of said stem bracket is provided, diametrically opposite to a peripheral hole therein, with a slot in the form of an arc of a circle the center of which coincides with the center of said hole, and the wall plates of said two stem brackets are mounted or adapted to be mounted in a manner such that the symmetry axis through the peripheral hole, the center hole and the slot of said two wall plates intersect at an angle of 90.degree.