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| How To Re-String a Split Draw Conventional Traverse Curtain Rod Restringing a conventional traverse rod is really not that difficult. Follow the step by step instructions and you will be surprise at how easy it really is. |
Step 1 First determine how much new cord you will need to restring your curtain rod. This is done by measuring the width of the rod while it is hanging up. Step 2. Measure the distance from the top of the rod to the floor. Add the width of the rod and the distance from the floor together, then double that total add 6 additional inches to that total. This is the total amount of cord that you will need to restring your curtain rod. Step 3. Place the curtain rod face down on the floor. a. Push cord over top left pulley (see diagram position 1). b. Feed through left side of master carrier and tie a knot to secure cord ( see diagram position 2). c. Feed opposite end of the cord between the two pulleys on the left (see diagram position 3) d. Keep the cord in the curtain rod going under the master carrier (see diagram position a2) and loop through other master carrier (see diagram position 6). e. Pull between two pulleys on the right and loop around top pulley (see diagram position 4). f. Keep cord inside rod feeding cord under master carrier on the right (see diagram position 6) g. Feed through next master carrier and make a knot to secure (see diagram position 5) Step 4. Reattach rod to brackets and center the master carrier Purchase cord here! |
