What are the parts of a traverse rod?

What are the parts of a traverse rod?

Traverse Rods & Hardware

• Mounting Brackets & Extensions.
• Support Brackets & Extensions.
• Support Clips / Stirrups.
• Wall Brackets.
• Hooks.
• Master Slides.
• Pulley Sets.
• Slides.

What are the parts of a curtain rod called?

Frequently used components include finials or end caps, smooth or fluted poles, brackets, rings and holdbacks. All components are grouped by style and matching pole diameter for convenience.

What is a two way traverse rod?

Curtain rods with two operable layers of fabric are called double traverse rods. For a stronger double rod, visit our heavy-duty curtain rods section.

How do you make a traverse rod curtain?

How do you hang curtains on a traverse rod?

1. First, fold the curtain’s pleats in an accordion like manner.
2. Hook the first pin in the first hole and the second pin on the last hole of the carrier.
3. Crease the curtain’s pleats at the seam.
4. Lastly, attach the two remaining pins at the end of the rod.

How are traverse rods measured?

Standard traverse rods are only used for pleated draperies. Measure the width of the rod from end to end, this is the face width or rod width. At the ends of the rod, measure the distance from the front of the rod to the wall, this is the return.

What are the parts of a drape?

These covers are often made from wood and can be upholstered to match the curtains.

• Cornice. Cornices are often confused with moldings and can have multiple applications in a home.
• Pelmet.
• Valance.
• Pleats.
• Eyelet (Grommet)
• Tie Top.
• Rod Pocket.
• Tab Top.

How do you remove a traverse rod?

Turn the bolt or screw at the front edge of the center support bracket counterclockwise, if your rod has one. This releases the rod from the support. You may need a flat or Phillips screwdriver, or the bolt may turn by hand.