10 Qty: Graber Add-a Slide / Snap-in Traversing Slides That Don't Require Rod Disassembly! by Graber
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10 Qty: Graber Add-a Slide / Snap-in Traversing Slides That Don't Require Rod Disassembly! by Graber
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Made Drapes look grea again.
junefille✓ Verified Purchase•August 15, 2023
I was able to replace broken ones for the custom heavy drapes . These really worked to make Drapes hang like new again. I was afraid at first, to order, thinking they might not work, but these are strong.
Good price
Di✓ Verified Purchase•July 31, 2023
Worked well for hanging curtains
Wonderful product! Two tips...
M.H.✓ Verified Purchase•July 19, 2023
What an excellent time-saver this one tiny design change (the flat edge) makes! So easy to install!
1) To snap this slide into the traverse rod, turn the slide upside down (hole up), place the round edge of the circle down into the opening on the back of the rod, and gently press the slide so the flat edge snaps into the opening. Then let the slide turn and drop so the hole hangs down.
2) To get the curtain hook into the hole of the slide, keep the curtain about half open to released tension, grip the outside bunch of curtain just BELOW the level of the hook (drapes are heavy and you don't want to lift another 2 or 3 hooks out of their slides!) and pull/angle it gently out and up to guide the hook into the hole. Done!
1) To snap this slide into the traverse rod, turn the slide upside down (hole up), place the round edge of the circle down into the opening on the back of the rod, and gently press the slide so the flat edge snaps into the opening. Then let the slide turn and drop so the hole hangs down.
2) To get the curtain hook into the hole of the slide, keep the curtain about half open to released tension, grip the outside bunch of curtain just BELOW the level of the hook (drapes are heavy and you don't want to lift another 2 or 3 hooks out of their slides!) and pull/angle it gently out and up to guide the hook into the hole. Done!
Works great!
VH✓ Verified Purchase•July 19, 2023
I was so glad someone came up with this idea of a replacement clip for draperies that does not require taking drapes down and off of the rod. This clip can be clipped into the rod right where the broken clip was. A very quick drapery fix! Thank you!
Order only what you need!
Kaethlyn Elliott✓ Verified Purchase•July 18, 2023
I searched for individual drapery slides in every store in town. Couldn't find them any where. Then, when I went to the internet, I was directed to the Graber Add-a-Slide. Problem solved. I didn't have to buy a boat-load of them, only what I needed, and they were so easy to use! Thank you!
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