Is there a single tension rod hook, in a "V" shape? I'd like to use this to fit into an existing housing.
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Yes - there's a v-shaped hook on each side bent into an "o" that fits snugly into the fixture frame.
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Yes, there is.However, The glass is greenish, block a lot of lights. The best solution is that use a retrofit led light, it has build in lens.
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Per Classic Store Fixtures.. There are tow "J" hooks that go around the frame.. Its very hard to describe..but if you email me through amazon. I can send you a picture of how it goes. thank Ben ELKins
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if it is a little stretched and you prefer it is not i would just suggest buying two big s-hooks and maybe two chains from your local home improvement store or amazon. you could even ask what your local home improvement store employees would suggest. :] hope that helps.
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Yes, you can use it with a regular tension rod. Just remove your old curtain rings and throw them away. You can't use your old curtain rings with this curtain. And you won't need them any more since the curtain has the rings built into it.
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Yes. You twist the rod until it is about an inch longer than the space in which you want to hang it, lock it, then compress it and slide it into place. That inch of added tension seems to hold it place very well.
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I altered one to a 42" door by taking the tension rod apart and using a hacksaw to make it small enough to fit--then cut and sewed the rest of it to fit snugly in the opening. A bit time consuming, but it is customized and fits the space and keep the bugs out.
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Sorry,I don't really know if there is a safe and sound way to do that. I have purchased down rods a long as 60 inches if you need more than that I would go to the Hunter website and pose your particular problem with length and see if they have a solution.Best regards,Michael
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There's just about an inch from the back of the hook part to the front of the hanger part - so yes, plenty of room to hold a rod. Not sure it's strong enough to deal with a tension rod though.
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Hello Lucy, it is NOT a tension rod, you will need to drill holes. But it is a very nice rod.
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No. It works fine hanging from a tension rod. That's where mine hangs and I've had no problem with it. It's great!Marilyn Seaquist
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Yes, I used a 1 inch rod. Word of warning: I used Levolor brackets similar to these through out my house with no problem. The ones I received are not like the ones pictured. The bracket vertically instead of horizontal to the wall mount. As a result the weight of the rod and curtains will pull on the bracket, forcing the horizontal bottom edge of the bracket into the drywall. Brackets that have vertical supports are much more stable and can hold the weight combined weight of curtain and rod.
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Yes. I ordered three and use them in the front windows as tension rods. They are very sturdy and are just what I was looking for.
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it's a tension rod - you have to twist it to just about the right length, then compress to fit it into the space.
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Zamer .. it has been a while and I am up north and the unit is in our condo in Florida, but if I remember correctly, some rods have threaded inserts that the fasteners will screw into and some are just spacers with no threaded insert.. make sure that you accidenatly don't have them mixed up.. good luck (I don't have the paperwork with me .. sorry)
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Larry, just do a search for Triton hooks right here on Amazon. They come in packs of ten with mounting screwes included. I did that, and got an extra pack of one-inch rings, as well as a pack of 2-1/4 inch rods. Both are Triton-branded with the size, fit, and finish as those that came originally with the board. Good luck!
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I don't know but any with a hook should work. Just avoid having the bottom as the heaviest part to avoid/reduce swinging. I don't have a problem with my setup and don't use any extra fasteners.
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You could maybe cut to fit but I just twisted and installed. Holds better than the screw-in the wall type. It is like a cutrin rod.