Yes, there is such thing as a double Rod bracket, but you need to make sure the rod you have will fit on it.

Do you mean to hang the sheers in the middle of the rod with the panels on each side like this? Both the panels and the sheers would be stationary.

No, more like this image. I want to have the panels meet at the top and will have tiebacks on either side, so the sheer has to be behind. I'm wondering if I could even just use my curtain rings to clip the sheer directly to the panels? If I can't find the double rod brackets locally.

You would need 2 rods for the treatment you want. (A rod for sheers is not very expensive and easy to install.)

ETA: I be afraid that hanging the sheers and the drapes on the same rings won't give the sheers enough room to hang properly. And you may find that you want to push the drapes to the side at times to give the window different look.

Could you just use a tension rod for the sheers?

I have not personally done this, but have seen photos of it. They used a bungee cord for the sheers. http://ipincomplish.blogspot.com/2014/06/simple-double-curtain-rod-with-bungee.html https://www.google.com/search?q=bungee+cord+curtain+rod&espv=2&biw=1344&bih=772&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&sqi=2&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAmoVChMIm5yG7KrPyAIVwpANCh0dkwdM&dpr=1.25

Oh my goodness aa62579 - that is amazing!!! Exactly what I need. Such a simple solution - those are the best kind. Now I can't wait for my curtains to be delivered and hung so I can try this out. Yay!!!

Great, I'll be excited to hear how it works out for you.

I was looking to do the same thing. I just bought some gorgeous curtains, but need sheer curtains behind them. I'm definitely going to try this.

Hi there, I’m in the same situation and wondering how the hack worked out.

You can buy "Add-a-Rod" in various sizes and 2 styles of hook (that hooks onto the bracket holding the original main rod.

Like this: https://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/product/universal-add-a-rod-28-inch-x-70-inch-window-curtain-rod/3249465?skuId=41317150&utm_source=bingpla&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=Brand%3D&mcid=PS_bingpla_nonbrand_windowtreatments_&creative=78408979115742&device=c&matchtype=e&mrkgadid=3022661198&mrkgcl=609&rkg_id=h-4a474908a9c88c15e51a65cf31cdd8d9_t-1526181644

There is another wqy to add sheers behind your drapes and much less expensive than the 'Add a Rod' idea as well as less cumbersome than the bungee idea, depending on the type of rod you use for the drapes. IF you use a standard type curtain rod, there is a solid 'u' shaped hook you can insert into the bottom fold of the of the rod while inserting a regular cafe type rod into it to hold the sheers. They can be found at big box stores and often at drapery stores. lollll But I can't find it on the Internet drapery ads. Mucho inexpensive, mucho easy, and your sheers will definitely be behind your drapes as far as you want.

That's awesome!!!!

Wow, !

Smart

This is done on a single rod, these are eyelet (grommet) curtains .Both the fabric needs to be sewed together on a single tape and they look pretty good.