I need a tension rod exactly 11" wide. Can anyone tell me if there is enough force at 11" to hold in place or should I 'spring' for the 11 to 18" one?
1707520
I think there's enough force if you're not hanging anything too heavy. I was only hanging very lightweight fabric and it's fine for that.
1707521
There is about 1/4 - 1/2" of compression. I'd suggest you get the 11-18. If you adjust it to 11 1/4" it should be about right.
1707522
I believe it will work as long as you are not hanging exceptionally heavy fabric. The rod actually expands to 12 inches. It has rubber feet on the end that hold well. I compressed it to 11" just to see and It has plenty of holding power.
1487831
We did not get the longest rod, but it is an exceptional quality and the tension is excellent.Each of these go a 30" min to max so I would guess that you would deduct that from the max and whatever is above the minimum would be incased. I could be wrong. We did not go to the max.
833393
Yes, you can get a 6 inch extension rod and that will make 108" which is perfect for an 11 meter band which is a 40 channel AM radio.Should work great..
257653
I love this tension rod!! I get many compliments and it is a tight hold! I never worry about if being pulled down.
92664
It is truly a tension rod yes. You are able to screw a pice to tighten it. We just had all marble put in and I didn't want screw anything in. Make sure the little pads are on the ends so wall is protected. It works great sturdy
1852083
I no longer have the boat so I cannot measure. However I attached these to a very short seat in a 14' skiff and I think you will be OK as long as your rod butts are not so long they protrude from the bottom of the holder. The top of the rod holder tubes may stick up above your seat or whatever if you only have 11" however.
1486669
You want Levolor Levolor/Kirsch A7004213355 OVAL Spring Tension Rod 11" - 16"
25597
I have used several size tension rods in my life and have never found the plastic end covers sold separately. Perhaps the internet could help you. Or you may have to buy one rod somewhere and just use the end. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
324453
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48705
The rod is 11.75" long, so allowing for the end nuts and roller flanges, it may be big enough to fit on a 10" flange, but you are taking your chances. Manufacturer says it is designed for up to an 8" beam, not 10"
92666
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
104307
i have never used that rod so i would not have any feedback for you. a sturdy lightweight rod with a sensitive tip should be fine.
878692
I'm using this tension rod (over 96" long) to hold 2 linen panels.....The rod has been in service for nearly one year. No problems. The panels are lt. weight.....but perhaps your valances are too. The rod is good-looking & well made----not flimsy.
1684474
1 1/4" @ widest, but balls take up space, so essentially 7/8". Because balls on top create height, and actually space, one-inch rod fits comfortably with room to spare. I would estimate you could use up to 1 1/4" rod ok. Sorry this appears contradictory. Good luck.
1259895
We have a 45" opening and have both the 8" and 4" extenders on and the tensioners pretty extended. It is pretty secure, unless someone runs into it or really lays into it. Sounds like with a 41" opening, you would use what you described and it should be fine. We love this gate!
893422
I cannot answer this question, because the width for where I am using the rod is not that wide. I would err on the side of caution and go with the 72" maximum.
965905
I would say no, look for the size and spring amount needed. This would cause added tension in some areas and not enough in others.