Can the end pieces of the rod be removed in order to slide a grommetted curtain onto the rod?
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I don't think the ends come off and if you completely separate the pieces, you may have a problem with the spring going back in place properly. Unless the holes are large enough for the rod to go through as is, I wouldn't use a grommet curtain. I stand corrected. Thanks Heidi!
732342
No. It has to do with the balance of the curtain on the rod. One curtain on each side. You could try it, but I don't think you will be pleased. One side of the hook is already longer. I guess you could use the longer side to the back side to maintain the balance on the rod...
1827600
Yes, the rod sections can be taken out either both or just one. Hope it helps. Cheers
1262704
I believe you can, but just make sure to do it during the assembly process. The only thing that may be a problem is eliminating a shelf might make the rods that connect everything together slightly too long. If that happens you may have to grind down the ends of the rods approximately 1/4-3/8 of an inch. Hopefully you won't need to do that. Hope this helps :-)
969170
Yes I am sure you could. Simply cut off a few inches on each piece. The issue is the spring loaded insert that goes through the holes to determine the length. It probably could be moved with a pop rivot.
732339
yes..however..the weight of JUST a curtain may tip it off the rail, since it works, basically, like a see-saw. Best to pick a different shower ring if u only want it for a curtain.
1978733
You will need to use a metal hack saw to cut the non-threaded end of the rod to the length you want. The threaded end screws into the ceiling mount.
362659
the rods do not come attached to the end supports, so i believe you could cut them before attaching them
370671
Depends on the type of curtain you use. I use regular rings on mine so no. But if you use a hotel style curtain with rings built in, then yes. However it's very easy to remove the rod. Just loosen two set screws and the rod comes right out.
136523
I have this rod spanning 105" with four lined silk drapes(total 150" of fabric) hanging on decorative rings, with no problem. The weight and span require using the bracket to support the center of the rod, so that may affect how your drapes slide on the rod. Securely screwed all brackets into solid wood header. Good luck!
501329
I don't think so. The hardware is just an open hook that you set the rod into. There is a little screw you can tighten, but gravity does most of the work to keep the rod in place. Could possibly work if you screwed it in really tight and never needed to open or close the curtain.
983227
The top of the screen is "joined" in the middle. You might be able to snip that tiny joined piece, making it in effect two "curtains" which you could slide to the jambs (provided the curtain rod you use is thin enough to allow some room in there).
633909
One curtain rod, in two sections -- left & right -- that slide one inside the other, so you can vary the total length
1300608
I put all of them on the rod first, then I added the curtain. I had a little trouble closing them back up, but I have bad grip in my hands. I think they are well worth it. Hope this helps.
1541725
You should be able to. The rod is not attached to the vertical bars when you receive it. So it could be cut before assembly if you have tools for that.
1248055
You can unscrew the ends and remove the horizontal bars. The curved pieces that come out, where you screw the bars into, are welded and can't be removed.
2144914
No not that I can see, the rod is crimped into the hanging bracket, it would be tough to remove it without damaging the rod or bracket.