On Thu 21 Sep 2017 05:14:02p, Lynn Chabot-Long told us...
One-way draw traverse rods are made to fit that length. They do require at lest 2 or three center supports, but a traverse rod will allow you to draw the drapery by simply pulling a cord. An alternative to a cord system, is using a wand at the loose end.
Well, have you got a sewing machine?
On Thu 21 Sep 2017 07:23:32p, Wayne Boatwright told us...
It occurred to me that if your draperies are already made with pinch pleats but no fasterers on the back, pin-on hooks have been used for decades for just such a purpose. They come in different lengths and configurations. The following is but one example:
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On Fri 22 Sep 2017 01:21:46a, Nit told us...
Thanks, and sorry!
replying to Lynn Chabot-Long, Hidden Barb wrote: They are called patio door or sliding door panels. They are one extra wide panel that can be pulled to one side to allow access to the operable portion of the door without having to open everything at once.
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