Cord Drawn Curtain Tracks Instructions

Hook cord over the lug on carrier 2 to secure it.

Cord drawn curtain tracks instructions.

Then remove master carrier from the track. 3 unhook cord from master carrier and allow to drop inside track. If you re removing an old cord you can untie it. Re attach track onto brackets and re hang curtains.

Click here for how to mend it. To drill holes identify where the holes should be positioned and mark the track. Pass the cord over the central bridge on slave master slide f twist cord to create a loop and hook over centre tab f pass cord over the top of the bottom pulley in opposite end pulley. If unable to locate a timber stud use a suitable wall plug or toggle for hollow walls to hold your bracket.

Installing your styletrack curtain track. Using a small bit drill pilot holes centered in the slot through the top of the track. 8conversion to one way draw right hand conversion drapes drawn from left to right 1 lay track face down on the floor. Holding the cords taut push carrier 2 as far to the left as possible.

Once you have worked out were your track is going to go. Then feed cord around and over the top pulley g pass cord back through ovelrap master slide. Add those two. 2 pull track apart at the centre.

Cord on overlap master carrier as original. Tension cord and tie off h. How to fit new cord to curtain tracks take measurements. How to thread cord on curtain rails.

Remove the curtain rod from the. Measure also the distance from the floor to the top of the curtain rod. Next place the rod face down on a flat surface. Remove the curtains from the traverse rods so you can access the cording.

Replace sliders at each end. Draw the cord until the right hand carrier 1 is as far to the right as possible. Measure the rod s length while it is still on the wall. Standard drill bits work fine on all aluminum tracks.

Most curtain tracks do not have the mounting holes pre drilled. Curtain track features and how to install. Fitting instructions for styletrack track if installing into plaster or wallboard where possible try and pick up a timber stud.