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Return: The amount of drapery that covers the distance from the face of the rod to the wall. A general rule is to add ½” to the projection to avoid fabric binding. Exact return distances are given for each Graber traverse rod.
Projection: The distance from the wall to the front of the rod.
Clearance: The distance from the wall to the back side (inside) of the rod.
Recommended Weight Limits for Traverse Rods
Super Heavy Duty: Up to 84” – 1 ½ lbs./foot; with two or more center supports - 2 lbs./foot
Over 84” – 1 lb./foot; with two or more center supports - 1 ½ lbs./foot
Decorative: Up to 84” – 1 ½ lbs./foot
Over 84” – 1 lb./foot
Heavy Duty: Up to 84” – 1 lb./foot; with two or more center supports – 1 ½ lbs./foot
Over 84” – ½ lb./foot; with two or more center supports – 1 lb./foot
Universal front loading end brackets give you ease of installation, even close to the ceiling
Metal adjustable-reversible master carriers enable you to vary the drapery overlap
Ball bearing end pulleys provide you with smooth, quiet traversing
The spring loaded slide gate makes it easy to add or remove slides and there is no latch to close
Use of molded, canted slides results in a silent smooth operation, while holding the rod heading erect
The ability to convert to a one-way draw provides a high degree of flexibility
The angled tip on the overlap arm reduces wear on fabric
