tension rod

A temporary screen door hung from a tension rod is on the market, too.

There are usually around seven tension rods on the timpani.

The most common pattern fits a square headed tension rod.

The frame is held in place by one of three red steel tension rods; the longer the rod, the lower the table.

Many such drums have six to ten tension rods.

The cable system also serves as tension rods for the ring beam.

They are complemented by a special tension rod system.

Next, the tension rod opposite the first lug is tightened by the same number of turns.

With the window too wide for a tension rod, the hooks were attached to pushpins.

My tension rod had never looked more elegant.

These may have a vertical tension rod that extends to the ceiling to provide extra stability.

The screws that hold and tune the drumhead are called "tension rods".

It was a tension rod, the kind that can be lengthened or shortened to fit between walls.

The pieces which broke off on October 27 were a saddle, crossbars, and two tension rods.

In the course of time, the ropes were replaced by tuning screws called "tension rods".

Ducts for future post tensioning rods were incorporated in the diaphragm.

The tension of the drumhead is held constant by tension rods.

Most timpani have six to eight tension rods.

The mounting is secured by iron tension rods.

To tune the timpani, the "tension rods" can all be tightened or loosened.

In a chain timpani, the tension rods are all attached to a chain.

Within it employs innovative cast iron columns and iron tension rods.

Changing the pitch of a timpani by turning each tension rod individually is a laborious process.

The chapel runs the width of the addition with a clear span, supported by steel tension rods visible at the ceiling.