What is the diameter of the crossbar? I was thinking of using curtain clip rings to support the fabric I want to hang.
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Your backdrops don't have rod pockets? If they don't you can fold an edge over (most use about 4") and sew it or pin it yourself.
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Get the larger clip rings that are a little more than an inch. I got the 1 inch ones and it will not go over the larger part if the extension. This was a great buy for the money. I use it to hang quilts to photograph
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I have it holding "Solid Thermal Insulated Back Tap Blackout Curtain 95"L - BOC", bought on Amazon. The panel is cut to size of about 24" width, therefore, wider than the rod so the curtain has fullness/ruffled-effect. It falls the full 95" length. It's a fairly heavy, velvety blackout curtain. Hope this helps.
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Hi, I did a 90' bend, hooks are movable BUT it has to be done carefully has hooks are made of plastic. Other idea is buying rings that can fit around the tube and will make it easier to hook a curtain a move it around. Hope this is helpful :)
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I don't know what the dimensions of your crossbars are. you can get your info and compare it to the Rhino Rack cross bar specs and decide from their.
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Less than 1". The bar is closer than the screen - We hung ours on the wall using the built-in bracket and tiny 3/4" spacer (painted black to match) behind each side so that bar is able to just pass by a bulletin board on the wall - we use staples or the flat thumb tacks (but pushpins would be bumped by the bar). The thinnest glass-only frames should be fine or space it from the wall or hang from the ceiling for more space.
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It would hold if you had enough of them...maybe 2 packs. We clip them on our RV awning to hang lights. You can't just grab and pull them off or you would damage the awning. Maybe a better product would be the clips with a ring that are sold to hang curtains on cables. I know that Ikea sells them for their steel cable curtain "rods". Not sure if amazon carries them.
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I believe the support rods are approx. 14" - 18" ... we have this at a summer cottage, so cannot just go measure for you. -- As for using on a drop ceiling, don't think that would be the best plan. there are brackets for the support rods that have to be screwed into the ceiling, and most drop ceiling material I am familiar with would seem strong enough for the long term weight or the stress of the movement of the shower curtain over time. -- It is a great system for a small space, and was very easy to cut and bend to fit the dimensions we needed.
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you can also fold a 72" shower curtain in half so the holes for rings will align. Mine is a 32" shower stall and this method works.
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I have see the large silver hooks used AS the brackets for a curtain rod. They were on a wood and glass door (attached to the wood part) and were holding up fine. If your brackets are flat on the back where they attach to the wall they could work. The weight of everything is the issue. If the rod and curtains weigh a couple of pounds or less and no one is tugging on them then it should work.
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The diameter is about 1/2". Some of my cloths pins attach easily and others barely fit the bars -- so, it depends on your particular clothes pins and the thickness of the clothes. Towels almost certainly, no; but a t-shirt or underwear, maybe.
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I would not hang more than the light itself from those crossbars, sometimes they slide a bit while I raise my light. The tent itself is pretty bare bones but it gets the job done, you may be able to find extra crossbars but again, I would not trust them.
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I would try contacting the company. However, I just looked at mine, and it's just a heavy hollow metal bar, 23" long, and 3/4" wide. It feels like a curtain rod, only heavier. It does have a little prong on each side, but this is not really necessary as it drops quite a ways down into the slot. Personally, I would just duct tape it on if it seemed to come loose. I'd almost bet you could find something that would be that size at Home Depot, or a hardware store, and they maybe could cut it down if necessary. It doesn't have to be hollow either, although the original is. Hope this helps.
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I'm not quite certain of the weight it will hold, but as an example, I have 2 sets of Solid Grommet Top Thermal Insulated Blackout Curtain 95"(bought here) on a rod at about 120". Using a center support bracket, there's no sag in the rod at all. All of the brackets are screwed into studs. So the rod is extended right at its length limit without issues, that center bracket makes all the difference.As I'm not sure of the curtains weight, I know it doesn't really answer your question, just trying to give an example
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The roller ring itself is approx. 2 1/2" in length. From the top of my curtain to the top of the eye in the curtain (where the bottom of the ring hangs) measures 1/2". If I put the tape measure on top of the rod, and measure the curtain (rings and all measures 72 1/2"). My shower curtain length is 70 3/4". When I look at the rings, they do look a little longer than usual, which should make your curtain hang longer. They are only about 2 mos. old, but the rings are really nice still. Maybe you can measure your current ring length and compare. Good luck
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Hey John. I had to climb up to measure but it's 4". I have floor to ceiling curtains and I get compliments all the time on the color of the rods. These are not heavyweight rods though.. Good luck ~ Jen
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I skipped the ceiling mount ( you can cut it to any length) but reinforced the support with my own constructed wall support. I just used a bracket for screwing conduit to a wall to support the shower curtain bar since I skipped the ceiling mounts. It's supported on three corners and holding up fine. Might be an issue if you have kids who will pull down on the shower curtain.
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No clips provided. Furthermore, Amazon supplied the incorrect size twice and have failed to respond to my second complaint. It has been necessary for me to attach 12 inch string extensions in order to avoid a 12 inch gap at the bottom of the curtains. Make sure you get size confirmed (don't rely on the web site specification) before you buy.