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Norah 09-11-2007 04:06 AM

Most PVC pipe is made to be somewhat flexible to make it eaier to install. I think the closet dowel would be a better choice. It is made to withstand more weight. Also a curtain rod would hold the weight. What an honor to have the quilt placed is such a great spot! Congratulations! and good job.

vicki reno 09-11-2007 04:08 AM

I just found that out. :!: :D This is a learning experience for me! If we use monofilament line to hang it , how do we construct the sleeve in order to have support in the middle? Do I use a split sleeve or thread the line through the sleeve? I know nothing about hanging quilts so any advice is appreciated.

Norah 09-11-2007 04:13 AM

I think the split sleeve would be best. If you try to sew the monofiliment through the sleeve, it might make the quilt hang wonky.

QUILTNUT 09-11-2007 12:18 PM

thanks for the info on pvc pipe...i didn't know that..cool. when you go to lowes or home depot, how do you tell the difference? without having to capture an employee to ask.

vicki reno 09-11-2007 12:27 PM

I am not sure, but hopefully it would have a sign or somehtng indicating what the grade # is.

kathy 09-11-2007 12:44 PM

hot water pipe has a yellowish/off white color, the real white is the cold water

and good luck finding help in Lowe's!

amma 09-11-2007 07:19 PM

I have stopped at the customer service counter and asked if they could kindly send someone to aisle ..... so that I could be helped by someone with knowledge in that area. Sometimes I even get lucky and there will be a contractor in the aisle who does not mind answering a few questions, too! :)


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