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traverse rod

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trav·erse rod  (trvrs)
n.
A horizontal rod having a mechanism by which attached draperies can be drawn with a pull cord.


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s has evolved into an enormous evolution of design collections with imaginative and creative designs Drapes have different types of headings, drapes with pleats were and still are installed on a standard or decorative traverse rod What was once the mainstay of window coverings in the early 50?
DRAPERIES: These are the most formal type of window covering and usually made of a lined fabric with pinched pleats at the top that are hooked onto a traverse rod and pulled with a string on the side of the window.
Large cathedral windows can be treated by installing a curtain or traverse rod on the lower part of the window and leaving the upper portion untreated.
 
 
 
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