Harrison Drape Curtain Track Gliders - White



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This guide is for users of Harrison Drape Curtain Track Gliders, specifically those using Standard Drape and White Drape Curtain Tracks. These gliders offer smooth, reliable movement for your curtains, ensuring ease of use. A key benefit is the compatibility with specific track models, however, please note that delivery might be restricted to certain geographical locations, including the Isle of Wight, Isle of Man, and Ireland.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | W1967* |
| Brand | Harrison Drape |
These gliders are compatible with Standard Drape and White Drape Curtain Tracks, Valance Track 936, and White Drape 964W.
Simply insert the gliders into the track. Ensure they are properly aligned for smooth movement.
Each pack includes 10 gliders.
Check for obstructions, clean the track, and replace any damaged gliders.
Yes, but it's important to use the correct number of gliders to support the weight of the curtains. Consider adding more gliders if you have particularly heavy curtains.
Check the gliders for obstructions or damage. Ensure the track is clean. Replace any damaged gliders.
Ensure the gliders are properly inserted and that the track is not damaged or worn.
Setup is straightforward: simply insert the gliders into the track. Ensure that the gliders are properly aligned for smooth movement. Compatibility is limited to Standard Drape, White Drape Curtain Tracks, Valance Track 936, and White Drape 964W. For care, occasionally wipe the gliders with a dry cloth to remove any dust or debris that might affect their performance. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the gliders.