A metal curtain glide includes a spherical metal core coupled to a cable and having a polymer cup formed to fit a base of the metal core. The polymer cup includes a central opening for the cable to extend therethrough. An eyelet having a circular member with a connecting member is coupled to an end of the cable. A first member of a fastener assembly is coupled to the eyelet and configured to be removably secured to a second member of the fastener assembly that is coupled to a curtain. The curtain glide remains functional if the polymer cup fails.

A metal curtain glide includes a spherical metal core coupled to a cable and having a polymer cup formed to fit a base of the metal core. The polymer cup includes a central opening for the cable to extend therethrough. An eyelet having a circular member with a connecting member is coupled to an end of the cable. A first member of a fastener assembly is coupled to the eyelet and configured to be removably secured to a second member of the fastener assembly that is coupled to a curtain. The curtain glide remains functional if the polymer cup fails.

A metal curtain glide includes a spherical metal core coupled to a cable and having a polymer cup formed to fit a base of the metal core. The polymer cup includes a central opening for the cable to extend therethrough. An eyelet having a circular member with a connecting member is coupled to an end of the cable. A first member of a fastener assembly is coupled to the eyelet and configured to be removably secured to a second member of the fastener assembly that is coupled to a curtain. The curtain glide remains functional if the polymer cup fails.

The arrangement for dispensing a curtain using an extendable tube with mating rods and cartridges provides an expedient and convenient method for mounting, changing and removing curtains. It consists primarily of an extendable tube housing a cartridge for dispensing a curtain that is pre-assembled with attached circular balls and a guide piece. The cartridge is attached to mating rods that can be adjusted as needed to attach or remove additional cartridges. The user pulls the guide piece in a downward direction to release the curtain from the release chamber of the extendable tube. The circular balls spread along the sliding tracks of the extendable tube and the user can then spread the curtain as desired

The arrangement for dispensing a curtain using an extendable tube with mating rods and cartridges provides an expedient and convenient method for mounting, changing and removing curtains. It consists primarily of an extendable tube housing a cartridge for dispensing a curtain that is pre-assembled with attached circular balls and a guide piece. The cartridge is attached to mating rods that can be adjusted as needed to attach or remove additional cartridges. The user pulls the guide piece in a downward direction to release the curtain from the release chamber of the extendable tube. The circular balls spread along the sliding tracks of the extendable tube and the user can then spread the curtain as desired

A modular, adjustable device to allow quick hospital curtain installation and changes. It has a hanger track glide assembly rotatably hooked to an upper tube connector which is removably attached to a top end of a cylindrical extension tube. At the bottom end of the extension tube, is a lower tube connector to which a curtain hanger is removably affixed. At the bottom end of the curtain hanger, a hospital curtain is attached. The device allows for quick installation to an existing ceiling curtain track as well as quick, no-ladder removal and replacement of soiled or contaminated hospital curtains. Each hanging assembly is held in an equally spaced configuration from adjacent hanger rod connectors when the curtain is being pulled in tension around the track by a spacer cord.

A modular, adjustable device to allow quick hospital curtain installation and changes. It has a hanger track glide assembly rotatably hooked to an upper tube connector which is removably attached to a top end of a cylindrical extension tube. At the bottom end of the extension tube, is a lower tube connector to which a curtain hanger is removably affixed. At the bottom end of the curtain hanger, a hospital curtain is attached. The device allows for quick installation to an existing ceiling curtain track as well as quick, no-ladder removal and replacement of soiled or contaminated hospital curtains. Each hanging assembly is held in an equally spaced configuration from adjacent hanger rod connectors when the curtain is being pulled in tension around the track by a spacer cord.

A sliding screen system for a sliding screen comprising a linear slide bar and at least one sliding member. The linear slide bar has a slide surface coated with a lacquer comprising a resin. The lacquer is in turn at least partly coated with a lipophilic composition coating. The lipophilic composition coating provides a slide layer on the slide bar with low friction. The sliding system is arranged to support a sliding screen, such as a sliding door or a sliding curtain, connected to the sliding member to allow for linear movement of the sliding screen along the longitudinal axis of the linear slide bar.

A sliding screen system for a sliding screen comprising a linear slide bar and at least one sliding member. The linear slide bar has a slide surface coated with a lacquer comprising a resin. The lacquer is in turn at least partly coated with a lipophilic composition coating. The lipophilic composition coating provides a slide layer on the slide bar with low friction. The sliding system is arranged to support a sliding screen, such as a sliding door or a sliding curtain, connected to the sliding member to allow for linear movement of the sliding screen along the longitudinal axis of the linear slide bar.

An aircraft cabin divider, for dividing two adjacent private passenger areas in first class, including a curtain hung by its top side from a top curtain rod, the divider having an open position and a closed position, and being full-height, thus covering a height up to the ceiling of the aircraft cabin wherein it is installed, and hooked by its bottom side to a bottom curtain rod opposite the top rod, the bottom rod being configured to allow the curtain to be detached from the bottom in the event of depressurization.