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Custom Curtain Rod Guide > Adding Or Removing Carriers
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Appendix
The topics covered in this Appendix really don't fit anywhere within our previous sections and address specific questions or concerns that are frequently raised by shoppers when considering a Heavy-Duty Curtain Rod or Decorative Traverse Rod. Some of these issues deal with fabric (curtain) related issues and should really be addressed with your drapery maker or seamstress. Others touch on technical installation or modification issues which really should be directed to your professional drapery installer.
Some of the guides, advice, or instructions may not be correct for your specific situation or for your
fabric. That's why we typically defer these questions to your drapery maker or installer. We won't
be able to remake or refund a rod due to variance from the information provided.
Adding Or Removing Carriers On Curtain Rods
Carriers can be added or removed relatively easily for most curtain rods made for pleated draperies. Carriers can't be adjusted on Ripplefold rods; a complete restring is required.
For many drapery rods, the end pulley will slide off with gentle pressure.
You may find an end stop washer, screw or nut that must be loosened first on some rod styles.
And, the end pulley may be anchored in other areas as well.
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Never use excessive force (or a hammer), to remove an end pulley.
