Are these curved, and how are they installed? Thanks
532662
Yes, they are curved. They wrap around the steps and are secured with springs. Very easy install.
369240
One side has a slight curve and the other side is straight. They are held on by 4 springs that attach to the bottom side and are adjustable by which hole you hook them in. Work on any size or shaped step. Work very good. Have had them a year and are holding up well.
532663
Yes they are curved. Straight ones are also available. They attached via 4 springs on the bottom that are adjustable for step depth via different holes. Easy install and after a year they wear well.
532664
Yes they are curved. They wrap around the step and attach with springs on the bottom that hook at adjustable holes.
606123
They are rounded just a bit...they are not completely flat. They are very nice, in my opinion. We put them on all our cabinets throughout our new house...bathrooms, laundry, and kitchen.
1142702
Yes they are. Regarding bolts, mine arrived with them, the bolts on your undercarriage are too short. Also, you will mount these on the opposite side as the instructions state (curved end will be facing toward the back)
1659683
Hi there! Not the bent ones but the straight, wider ones they sell are. Here's to your good health!
1516406
They are not truly flat. The bottom is slightly convex. If you tell me your application I may be able to give you a better answer.
1433516
They come mounted and aired up. I would still recommend double checking the pressure either way to be safe. Simple and easy installation. Just bolt them on.
1823576
I don't think so, those are rounded right? These are better. They dont ruin the look of thinks and are flexible for imperfect corners.
2027903
The curved ones, yes. The straight ones, no, but since they are straight it's not necessary.
1965050
made to bend in corner. but I guess you could use straight . just dont bend them
974213
I wouldn't describe them as "very thin gauge" and you definitely couldn't roll them up. I'd describe them as being similar to a heavy metal coathanger. The arched parts don't bend easily, but the horizontal pieces between the arches can bend during installation - that is, they may bend slightly up or down, but do not crumple.
837794
Not as far as I know. I believe they are curved as they are to wrap around the pots so they "nest", making a compact, easily stowed package.
864260
i don't know what you mean by curve , my rails are rounded and they did fit , but fyi the child can pull them off , now i have not had that problem (yet with 2 year old) but i put them in when the child was 3 months old so the child never knew they could come off.but they were the least expencive i could find so i gave it a try, so far so good . also take measurements on the crib to make sure they are the correct size
164938
From what I remember, no, they should not be bent. How big is the window you are trying to cover? The trick to getting all the 'bubbles' out and flat is to start with one side and smoothe it out as you are pressing the other side with your other hand.
506909
They are straight stem Damon. I had to return mine because I needed offset ones, and as you noted, it's hard to tell from the picture. Chuck
381277
No, they are rounded. They ship with protective covers which you could leave on too.
215711
Yes but they do bend. If you need something perfectly straight, this may not be the answer for you.
779171
They can be "curved" with the bend coming with connecting new sections. An existing section only goes in a straight line. It might look strange around a tree unless it's a very large one.