Econoco Skirt/Pant Flat Hanger Matte Teak 100 Pack
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A corner rounder bar that joins two hanging rods at a 90-degree angle for continuous hanger sliding
This white vinyl-coated steel bar connects two SuperSlide hanging rods at a 90 degree corner. It spans 10.25 feet and lets hangers glide freely across the junction without catching. The tapered ends slide directly into compatible SuperSlide rods for a continuous hanging run.
As a passive metal component the bar generates no heat and makes no sound during use. It draws zero electrical power and adds no load to any circuit. Normal use simply relies on the vinyl coating to reduce friction for smooth hanger movement.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CLOSETMAID |
| Product type | Others |
Slide the tapered ends of the corner rounder bar into each SuperSlide hang rod until they seat fully, forming a 90 degree corner that lets hangers glide past the joint.
Wipe the vinyl coated steel with a damp cloth to remove dust; the coating resists rust, so no lubrication or refinishing is required.
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