How do you keep the rod from popping out and shifting around as you close and open the curtains?
1546919
I'd drill a small hole through the rod and screw a long, thin screw through it into the bracket.
1546920
I recommend drilling a hole through the rod and into the bracket from the top down. You don't need to go into the bracket very far, 1/2" or less. Going too far may split the bracket. I would recommend using a screw instead of a nail.
1546921
You add a pole end to it and it keeps it from coming out and moving too much around. Make sure to mount them so they are only just shy or the inside of the pole end.
1546922
If the bracket is in the center of along rod, the rod may shift a bit but isn't a big problem as the rod can be easily centered again. If the bracket ison the ends of the rod, I would assume you have finials on the ends of the rods so the rod can't go past the bracket. If you don't have finials, it couldbe a problem. I do have them. i hope this helps.
462692
no twist, my curtains are on a traverse rod and I looped the cord through this and just pull the cord to open the curtains.
1689893
Just wiggle and flex the rods a touch and they should slide in. Also make sure you pulled off the thread protectors.
1639962
This is a tension rod. They make small rods that you have to nail the hanger to the wall then you can use the rod. Use a sash rod.. http://www.amazon.com/SASH-CURTAIN-ROD-DOOR-PANELS/dp/B003VF702M/ref=pd_sim_hg_10?ie=UTF8&refRID=1XR8D2R6QJKEN9Q7QQ5J
2282122
Just hold it down with your forefinger and screw it tightly to where the curtain rod has about 1/2" over the window opening and it will then fit nice and snug
1585529
If you mean the feet at the end of the lights, reach into one of the holes and gently ease one of the silver rods out (I use the tip of my nail, I guess you can use something else small), and all three will pop out. Then you just pull them all the way out. There are also additional small extensions folded into the feet.
389148
If it opens partially and there is enough room to get a coat hanger inside, try bending the hanger and sweeping out the contents that might be blocking the door from lowering.Without more specifics as to not opening, I'm not sure what to suggest. I saw what the other responders wrote and did not want to duplicate their answers.
1740164
There are pins that keep rods intact. the pins cannot be removed. Allows rods to drain without falling through
1330566
That's one of the great things about tis curtain! The rings snap over the rod, so you never have to take the rod down for any reason, even cleaning.
415021
The rod is stationary. It never moves again once it it up there, but it does add more room in your shower because it keeps the curtain pushed away.
201074
Yes...I didn't change curtains at all. It would be nice to have the little roller balls on the hooks because it catches a little bit on the center part where the rods connect, but that isn't much of a problem. But the length is fine.
1112408
Mine did this after some use. Here's what I did. Open the door all the way and use pliers to move that flimsy hinge at the bottom slightly to the right. Gently. It's really of poor quality. Now the door closes all the way. Clever me.
1070013
On the panel that you're talking about, make sure that it's not upside down. It's actually a window and it has two latches to keep it closed by sliding along the bars.
1639658
There's no built-in mechanism to keep it open. I rigged up a short 8" piece of old coat hanger as a hook on the hinge side that I could use to keep it open. Simple, and you can adjust where you put it and how far open you want it. Bend the ends over with a pair of pliers so it doesn't catch anything or scratch people.
1149138
The directions say to extend the rod about an inch longer than the opening required. Lock it before you try to put it in place. If you still have the directions they are pretty easy to follow. Hope this helps.
526551
I'm not understanding what you mean by "inside mount"--can you explain in more detail? If you're asking about how the curtain rod "stays" inside the ring holder section of the mount, then there's a screw that you turn to tighten flush up against the inserted rod to hold it in place. This means you have some leeway in terms of the diameter of the rod that you use (i.e., it doesn't have to be an exact fit).
2129430
There are two clamps on the vertical posts that hold the curtain. It sounds like you are only adjusting one of them.