Absolutely brilliant does exactly what…
Absolutely brilliant does exactly what it says it will do, my curtains glide smoothly across the pole without getting caught on the extension. Highly recommend this product.
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Ezyglide Tape is an innovative adhesive tape product that solves the annoying issue of curtain rings that catch on curtain poles - especially the extendable poles.
Church Lane, IP6 9DS, Ipswich, United Kingdom
Absolutely brilliant does exactly what it says it will do, my curtains glide smoothly across the pole without getting caught on the extension. Highly recommend this product.
Just wanted to say a big thanks. The tape I ordered arrived yesterday. It so refreshingly great when you get a simple well priced product that just does what it says it will do without issues.
Brilliant product
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