How do you keep the rod from sliding on the brackets?
1277081
If they are firmly in place in the holding brackets, the rods should not slide.
1277082
there are screws on the back of the bracket so that you can hold it when you get it to the right length for the drape. They don't show in the picture but they are on the bracket. I have had mine up for over a month and they haven't moved at all.
1277083
I don't have s problem with sliding. I have a 1 year old that plays with the curtain all the time too, and we have never had an issue. No matter what it's not possible for it to slide off due to the end design.
1720877
I think best bet would be to use treaded rod and bend it around post and into the holes, using lock nuts inside box to secure it really tight
1538009
I don't know. I did not have that happen but turn the rod counterclockwise that might help to extend it. I did think it was weird the way you had to do it. I finally gave up and my husband finished with it.
268698
Mine is fastened to the underside of a shelf in my closet. The rod is telescoping so when not in use, you just push it in. When you need to use it, just pull it out. Good luck!
6033
It's the 'twist tension' tyype. My husband actually used the same type of pieces that the rod slips into that are screwed into the wall that were up for the old rod so we're not really having to depend on the tension to keep it in place.
491044
As I recall, I believe it uses a rubber pad and the clamping action of the assembly. It is in no danger of coming out of the bracket even after lots of bracket sliding. It feels very secure once put together.
1148917
The rod will interfere with the support rails. You could cut a notch for the rod in the support rails if you were so inclined. Or if the rod is removable you could drill a hole in the support rails at the proper point then reinsert the rod. Good luck.
2028284
They will slide and drive you crazy until you really cinch in the bolt at each mount - you should have 2 in your package - they work by holding the rod up tight to the mount. Once you have done that, you can push the little plastic sleeves to make the center of your rod more stable.
1792915
They need to hang on the top of the frame and the bolts are only to be snuged down. Don't tighten them. When you put the chains on the hooks and pull the hooks up the weight will hold the brackets in place securely.
1072353
I have the 'L' shaped bar and the support bracket I chose goes around the bar in a complete ring...the curtain rings will not slide past in either direction... I believe there were other choices, but this worked best for me...
1938617
There is a central metal bracket to which the wooden legs are screwed on to. It is pretty stable and will not slide easily.
1880914
This is a tension rod, but because of the rubber pads and well thought out design, slippage is almost non-existent. We've been using it for months now with no problems.
274697
Just bend the rod so that it sits as close to bottom as possible without scraping. If an end is too high, kernels will get stuck under it rather than being stirred.This is my third one and I've adjusted each one of them. We use it several times a week.
700964
You have to yank on it straight up to get it to slide off of the brackets. Just bumping from side to side didn't budge mine.
1842616
We mounted the brackets onto the trailer, but didn't tighten them down so they could easily slide into position after the next step. We then hooked up the trailer to the hitch on level ground, then put the tension bars in the hitch. From there you will be able to slide the brackets where they need to go to hook up the chains to the brackets. I don't know that there is a better way to do it as it depends on the trailer tongue length and other things to determine where they would go. Remember to tighten them down once in position.
365458
I had the same problem with mine, I actually ended up drilling a few holes all the way through and using a pin to keep it from sliding. Hope it helps
2277742
Remove to wing nuts and tilt it off the bracket above. The brackets stay in place for simple re-installation.