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Re: Silent Gliss curtain tracks
- To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
- Subject: Re: Silent Gliss curtain tracks
- From: "Paul Gordon" <paul_gordon@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2001 22:17:23 +0100
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>
>Hi,
>
>I've been down this road regarding curtain motors very recently.
Silent
>Gliss are just too expensive, although they are bringing out a new,
cheaper
>model in the near future - but this will still be around £400.
THAT I could just about stomach - not vastly much more than I pad for the
Autoglide stuff, but I expect it will be vastly better quality...
>Swish are still available - I bought some recently but I'm not too
>impressed
>with them for the money.
Hmm.. only very limited quantities and parts are still available -
basically
what you can find lurking at the back of B&Q that hasn't sold yet. As I
understand it, Swish discontinued the bay fitting kit a couple of years
ago,
so there is not a rats' chance of getting one now, and as you can't bend
the
Swish track, that makes it t tally useless t me...
I've never been particularly impressed with them either - you can't reverse
bend them, and the track is not especially smooth or quiet..
>I eventually went for the Butler Add-a-Motor (approx £50). With a
decent
I was hoping to avoid this scenario, as it seems t me to be a bit of a
"bodge", and nothing loses WAF more quickly than HA stuff which
is anything
less than 100% reliable...
I guess I'll hang on in the hope of the reasonably priced range from
Gliss... do you know anything more about this? - it's news t me...
Cheers.
Paul G.
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