Stringing a Cord-drawn Drapery Rod

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1. For longer rods that are joined by a connector bracket, what is the most important thing to test out? *

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Check if the color of the screws match

Check if the carrier travels smoothly between the splice

Check if the connector bracket is placed evenly on the center

None of the above

2. What can you do to help you string your rod easily? You may pick more than 1 answer. *

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Use a threader to help move the string around

Melt the cord end using a flame to keep it from fraying

The cord should always be tight with as little slack as possible

Loosen the pulley a little so you get enough wiggle room

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3. In a nutshell, how do you string a drapery rod? *

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Make sure the string goes through both pulleys and both carriers without any blockage

Run the string along the track and always tie knots on the rightmost carrier

Run the string along the track and always tie knots on the leftmost carrier

None of the above

4. How can you tell if your master carriers are on the right starting position? *

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Regardless of the draw direction, the carriers should always stack as close as possible to one side, and then open fully to the other side.

When you pull on the cord, there should be a gap between the master carrier and the edge of a rod

When you pull on the cord, only your left carrier should always stop at the center

None of the above

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