Does this rod have a spring inside or a rubber tension ring on the outside of the rod?
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Yes, there is a spring inside. Both of the end are covered with a rubber end cap.
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If you look towards the bottom of the pic you can see small wheels under where the springs are. You would turn them to increase or decrease the tension.
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You want Levolor Levolor/Kirsch A7004213355 OVAL Spring Tension Rod 11" - 16"
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Yes it does have a spring load bar, plus there is a metal clip that holds the bar in the middle for extra support.
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As you twist the rod it should expand while also maintaining a spring that allows you to wedge it in between the two walls/posts whatever. The rod is designed to vary in length while maintaining the spring. The rod that I got broke and it no longer grows longer as you twist it, it only maintains the spring in its shortest length.
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I personally don't like spring tensioners. I didn't use mine. I just let the cords hang and trimed the cords to my liking.
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The rod pushes in and out, not up and down. When pushed in I can hang wet things that will drip in the tub.
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It feels like it is spring loaded. It stays in place really well. I really like it. Walmart used to have rods like this one. I didn't buy one from them because they didn't have the right size. Maybe you could look at one there. Hope this helps.
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If you mean a rubber ring, no, it does not. It fits well inside the edges of the crock but will rattle a tiny bit when the food is really simmering to let some steam escape. There is nothing to prevent it from moving around a little.
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The small hard, plastic rubber rings secure the bar in place when you don't use the mounting brackets. The rubber rings fit just inside the ends of the bar, allowing the bar to "grab" the door jam when you tighten the bar. They give the bar more grip, i.e. friction against the door jam but don't secure it as well as the mounting brackets.
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No tension rod. The box included velcro and flat headed black thumbtacks.which gives you options. I used the tacks. The screen is wide that it covers the entire door frame. It recommended to use tack on wood frames and velcro on plastic frames, but I suppose to you can use velcro on either.
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Minimum or maximum, the tension is all the same. It will hold. It is patented for that reason and is UNIQUE in this quality.John R. Carney, Inventor of the Constant Tension Rod for Interdesign, Inc.
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The ends "screw" to put tension on the wall. It is not spring loaded, but is a tension rod. No damage to the wall. I have had this hanging for months in the kid's bathroom. They have not managed to dislodge it to-date.
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No it doesn't have a spring. Also I would recomend buying the silver wave and not the black oxide. I lost my silver one and loved it while I had it. The black oxide finish seems to make the pliers stick together and makes all the tools harder to get out of the body.
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It truly is a tension rod.. I have had mine for over six months and havent had to do anything.. not even re tension it.. its amazing and I love it hace had no rust or any thing get it xD
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Yes it is! That was one of my concerns as well. It is sufficient to hold the rod in place. I have had mine for 2 years now and love it!
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It has a rubber stopper at the top which is spring loaded. This thing ain't going nowhere.