Stringing a Traverse Rod

[@kardujorge]

Thank you so much! This is the best explanation I could find till date about Traverse Rod Stringing!

[@alwinkpc]

This 10 year video has saved me big time! Many thanks

[@simsam2525]

You did really well! That was very clear and straightforward. Thank you!

[@HugoFlores-nb9wv]

Thank you so much Greetings from Guadalajara Jalisco México

[@maranatha3333]

Well done, clarified a normally murky task!

[@BeckyBelill]

You saved the day!! Thank you

[@panagiotisantoniou5120]

best video I saw on the subject

[@FizzyMcPhysics]

Thank you so much! This was so helpful! By far the best presented video on Traverse Rod Stringing =D

[@evelynizaguirre8134]

I was looking for this kind of videos THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@jananshaia4174]

You are a star Many thanks

[@susanpeach771]

Thank you so much. This was very helpful. And it worked! Yay for you tube.

[@anguscrossley8616]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!! Taken me 2 hours and much snarling of teeth before I found your post. Oh so simple once you know!

[@janemurphy9969]

This is great! Is there also a video on how to string a one way draw? thanks!

[@janemurphy9969]

If I am doing a one way draw, do I go from master to the end pulley and then to the other end pulley?

[@rowleycompany1]

Hi Chuck, thanks for your comment. In our effort to keep our videos concise, we typically only cover one subject at a time. This video intended to show how to string a new traverse rod which is used in commercial settings quite often, vs repairing or replacing a cord in a telescoping traverse rod. That would be a good topic for another video clip though. We will put that on our list! Thanks for watching!

[@00alexandar]

Thank you!

[@s.stephenfernandez1256]

Thanks it was very helpful 😊

[@rowleycompany1]

This type of rod has separate parts, which are just screwed in, and can be removed by loosening the screw. There are many types of rods or tracks available. I'm not sure which type you have. Is it marked with a brand name, or any other markings?

[@rowleycompany1]

Thank you! Glad it was helpful.

[@rogerkohlenbeck5763]

Yes,thank you.

[@tanopani1]

Gracias por su aporte, muy didáctico!!!!

[@tonymorris3209]

superb explanation....thank you

[@kellycampbell4491]

Really helpfull! Thank you so much!!!!

[@badeadeyemi1511]

Please, is possible to shorten my rail o fit?

[@fortuner123]

How long does one make the string? What is measured to determine this?

[@ukdodger]

Excellent many thanks.

[@chuckwallace6821]

You have a normal traverse rod which rowley has failed to show you. The ends on your rod are not meant to be removed or do they have to be.

[@margaretaddison9645]

Great Help!

[@jasonyapks]

thank you very much

[@rowleycompany1]

200guesses: We'd like to help . . . could you elaborate?

[@ciao532]

thanks

[@oatnoid]

I ned a video on a one way pull. Not a split pull.

[@chuckwallace6821]

Thats completely ridiculous. That type of traverse rod is very uncommon and normally when replacing cord in a traverse rod, it is very inconvenient to remove the master carriers. You must do it with all the parts, slides and carriers left in.

[@heartofmusic1]

Helpful but sloppy.

[@camarillasx]

thanks