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ARCHITRAC
BATON DRAW
DRAPERY TRACK
# Carriers Ceiling Mnt. Wall Mnt. B
Item No. Size Included Price/ea. Price/ea.
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One-Way Draw (Specify Stacks Left/Right) Designed for hard-use
installations where
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BAT-OW3 3' 9 $ 29.95 $ 37.95
BAT-OW4 4' 11 32.95 39.95
misuse may damage
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BAT-OW5 5' 14 38.95 48.95 draperies. Keeps
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BAT-OW6 6' 19 42.95 52.95 hands off fabrics,
BAT-OW7 7' 19 47.95 57.95 reduces soiling, pre-
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BAT-OW8 8' 24 51.95 61.95 vents torn headings, G
BAT-OW9 9' 24 56.95 68.95 cuts redecorating and
BAT-OW10 10' 29 59.95 72.95 maintenance time and
BAT-OW11 11' 29 62.95 74.95 cost. A fiberglass
BAT-OW12 12' 34 66.95 78.95 baton, in full view of
BAT-OW13 13' 39 71.95 86.95 user, controls dra-
BAT-OW14 14' 39 74.95 89.95 peries. No hidden cords to find. No damage to tracks if baton
BAT-OW15 15' 39 78.95 93.95 is yanked out. Multi-wheel carriers take torque in any direction.
BAT-OW16 16' 39 83.95 103.00
Center Draw (Opens in Middle)
Use with conventional pinch-
BAT-CN3 3' 8 $ 42.95 $ 47.95
pleated draperies, Ripplefold ARCHITRAC CROSS-SECTION
BAT-CN4 4' 10 46.95 51.95
and Accordia-Fold draperies.
BAT-CN5 5' 12 51.95 58.95
Wall or ceiling installation.
Maximum Fabric
³⁄₄"
Weight:
BAT-CN6 6' 18 53.95 62.95 Aluminum construction, White
One-way draw: 40 lbs.
BAT-CN7 7' 18 58.95 66.95 baked-enamel finish. All sliding
Two-way draw: 80 lbs.
BAT-CN8 8' 22 62.95 69.95 edges are lubricated with kirlon 1"
BAT-CN9 9' 22 66.95 76.95 (teflon). Single track allows for
Recommended for
BAT-CN10 10' 28 71.95 81.95 both ceiling and wall mounting
medium to heavy-
BAT-CN11 11' 28 72.95 82.95 just by changing the brackets.
weight draperies
BAT-CN12 12' 32 77.95 87.95
BAT-CN13 13' 38 81.95 96.95
Each system includes:
BAT-CN14 14' 38 84.95 97.95
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Deluxe Six Wheeled Master Carrier
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Ball Bearing Slide Carriers
BAT-CN15 15' 38 87.95 99.95
BAT-CN16 16' 38 91.95 105.00
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Enclosed End Cap Finishes
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Theft Resistant Deluxe 36"
End of Track Fiberglass Baton
All Architrac Baton Draw Drapery Track is Custom Cut
to Your Exact Size Requirements and is Non-returnable!
Minimum order of 6. Larger sizes are available, call or write for prices.
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How To
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Change
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ARCHITRAC PARTS
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Replacement parts for Kirsch
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Architrac Baton Draw Drapery Tracks.
Item No. Description Price/ea.
A. RP9 Deluxe 6-Wheeled Master Carrier $3.95
B. RP2 Deluxe 36" Fiberglass Baton 6.95
C. RP5 Baton Holder; 20/Bag 9.95/bag
D. RP6 Shoulder Hex Screws; 20/Bag 7.95/bag
E. RP3 End Cap 1.29
C.
F. RP4 Ball Bearing Slide Carrier .49
G. RP10 Extender w/Return 2.25
H. RP8 Single Wall Bracket 1.98
I. RP11 Single Ceiling Bracket .98
J. 4128 Double Support Base For Double Rod Installations 1.29
K. 4140 Support Bracket For Double Rod Installations .85
A. Lay rod face down. Pull sections apart. Free
cord from right master; slide it off; discard.
B. Cord and stack right. Change screw in remain-
ing master; slide off. Move all slides to outside
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(large) rod section. Replace master; rejoin rod.
C. Cord and stack left. Untie cord on left; remove www.nathosp.com for the
cord guide. Restring cord; re-knot. Untie cord on
right and pull down between wheels on right.
Add guide; restring and re-knot. Change screw
latest specials, closeouts &
in master, reverse arm; slide off. Move all slides
to inside (small) rod section. Replace master; on-line only offers!
rejoin cord.
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