Showing posts with label traversing rod. Show all posts
Showing posts with label traversing rod. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 13, 2018

Traverse Curtain Rod Terms

Left Draw, Right Draw, Center Draw - What do these terms mean?


Traverse rods include a track with carriers that are pulled with a baton or cord.  They can even be motorized. So what do these terms mean and what do I need?



Center Draw: Two drapery panels split in the middle.  When the draperies are open, one panel stacks/draws to each side with the opening in the center.

Left Draw: One panel that opens to the left and closes to the right.  When the draperies are open, the panel stacks/draws to the left.

Right Draw: One panel that opens to the right and closes to the left.  When the draperies are open, the drapery panel stacks/draws to the right.

Friday, September 22, 2017

Today's Traverse Rods

When I started working at www.InteriorDecorating.com, I did not know what a traverse rod was - well, what you called it anyway.  My Mamaw always had them in her living room so I knew there were drapes that could be opened and closed with a cord.  Now, after many years of selling all types of curtain rods, my knowledge has increased exponentially.  Just in case you don't know what to call those curtain rods that allow you to open and close them by pulling a string/cord or using a baton, they are traverse rods, traversing curtain rods, curtain rod track or ceiling track.  There are probably more names, but those are the main ones.

This week I just finished adding a new, budget friendly line of traverse rods by Aria.  These modern traversing rods are baton drawn - which just means you pull them open with a baton - think hotel curtains.  The Aria H-Rail traverse rods are sold in kits with everything you need to hang your drapes.  With six beautiful finishes like Brushed Nickel, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Matte Black, Brushed Bronze, Antique Brass and Satin Nickel, you are sure to be able to match your current decor.
The kits come with end caps for a modern and sleek look, however, there are several finials (decorative end pieces) that are available as well.

Please give us a call if you have questions, we can help.  1-800-590-5844
Aria Traverse Rods >

Monday, February 15, 2016

Traverse Wood Poles

Traverse rods or pull string curtain poles are curtain rods that include a string and mechanism for opening and closing your draperies.  There are many styles available today including the traditional white mechanical looking traverse rods, decorative metal and wrought iron traversing rods and wooden rods notched for a track.  Many options can span extra long areas and be made to your exact specifications.  Here is a video on some of our new wooden traverse rods:

Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Wood Traversing Drapery Rods

Traversing Wood Rod Sets
Traversing drapery rods provide an easy way to open and close your drapes.  In the past, standard traverse rods were more functional than decorative.  These new wood rods have an aluminum track inserted into the underneath providing the functionality of a traversing rod.  Gorgeous plantation grown wood in several colors make these rod sets that can be custom cut to your exact measurments a fabulous choice.  Available in sets with all the necessary hardware at unbelievable prices.  Click here to see this line of wood rods with single and double traversing options available.